Happy 70th Birthday Bruce Lee – Rest In Peace
[27th November 1940 – 20th July 1973] Bruce Lee would have been 70 today – martial artist, philosopher, actor, director, teacher, author, screenwriter and one bad ass motherf*cker!!!!!! ’’The key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering.”
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