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Gooseberry Crumble replied to Gooseberry Crumble's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
https://www.hellomagazine.com/healthandbeauty/mother-and-baby/737128/mollie-king-stuart-broad-welcome-second-baby-daughter/ Mollie King and Stuart Broad become parents to their second child together. -
Kill or Save: UK No.3 Hits of the 60s
TQR replied to wannamaker's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Sun 5 Jan 22 Anthony Newley - Strawberry Fair +1 22 Bobby Vee - Take Good Care of My Baby 21 Elvis Presley - Stuck on You 21 The Avons - Seven Little Girls Sitting in the Back Seat +1 21 Freddy Cannon - Way Down Yonder in New Orleans +1 21 Helen Shapiro - Don’t Treat Me Like a Child +1 20 Emile Ford & The Checkmates - On a Slow Boat to China 20 Perry Como - Delaware 20 Jimmy Jones - Handy Man 20 Connie Francis - My Heart Has a Mind of Its Own 20 Nina & Frederik - Little Donkey 20 Matt Monro - Portrait of My Love 20 Cliff Richard & The Shadows - Theme for a Dream 20 The Shadows - The Frightened City 20 Clarence “Frogman” Henry - But I Do 20 Cliff Richard & The Shadows - A Girl Like You 20 Billy Fury - Halfway to Paradise 20 Petula Clark - Romeo 18 Cliff Richard & The Shadows - Nine Times Out of Ten -2 18 Johnny & The Hurricanes - Rocking Goose -2 18 Cliff Richard - When the Girl in Your Arms Is the Girl in Your Heart -2 17 Tommy Bruce & The Bruisers - Ain’t Misbehavin’ 17 Johnny Burnette - You’re Sixteen Most of these songs were new on me! Offensive amount of Cliff here and I genuinely hate all of it, but I gave two minus points to a non-Cliff song (Rocking Goose, for fuck sake) just so as not to appear as if I'm just targeting one artist (loose term). Strawberry Fair deserves to go through for sheer WTF value. The Avons deliver a rare W against letcherous bastards. Freddy Cannon is pretty rockin'. Love Helen Shapiro's voice, would've given her more points were it not for the fairly irritating YEE YEE YEE at the start. -
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1 dick van dyke 2 Esther rantzen 3 Dennis skinner 4 Ian Smith - JOKER 5 Esther rantzen 6 Alan Greenspan 7 Linda Nolan 8 mel brooks 9 Stanley Baxter 10 sandy gall 11 noam Chomsky 12 yoko ono 13 Geoffrey boycott 14 Julie goodyear 15 prunella scales 16 David Attenborough 17 Joanne Woodward 18 buzz aldrin 19 Rupert Murdoch 20 Brian Wilson 21 asma al-assad 22 Stuart hall That's 22/50. The dam is ready to break.
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Thank you so so much @Death Impendsyou are a marvel to this forum along with your fellow admin colleagues @Paul Bearer and @DevonDeathTrip
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Anythings possible !! But he's definitely got a bit of an X Factor above and beyond his vast wealth and status/ social position.
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Bless you thanks for being willing to try and sadly putting yourself through detriment. Seems like you are fixed though now.
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Count me in, too!
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Rupaul And Other Drag Queens
Gooseberry Crumble replied to WonderingAboutDeath's topic in DeathList Forum
Beloved by many on the Liverpool gay scene. This will hit hard. Rest in peace. -
I have to admit - my foolish experimentation was in the hope that I could give you an easy answer on how to resolve it... and then I just caused problems for myself too!
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Political Discussions And Ranting Thread
Gooseberry Crumble replied to Deathray's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
I never doubted they'd fall out, just as Trumpwill tire of Musk and have a falling out. I merely expressed surprise at the quickness. His erratic nature could have found a million and one political expressions before manifesting in a fallout. -
Thanks @Summer in Transylvania, @Death Impends please could this be re-enabled for me too?
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Kill or Save: UK No.3 Hits of the 60s
wannamaker replied to wannamaker's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
ffs had problems making this thread and had to do this intro tons of times so I got lazy and copied the last one , so no, the rule doesn't apply to this one. -
Kill or Save: UK No.3 Hits of the 60s
TQR replied to wannamaker's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Just to make sure, are we using this rule introduced by Astro in this game too? -
Kill or Save: UK No.3 Hits of the 60s
wannamaker replied to wannamaker's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
1960/61: the last 5 songs will enter the final 5/1/25 22 Bobby Vee - Take Good Care of My Baby +2 21 Elvis Presley - Stuck on You +1 21 Anthony Newley - Strawberry Fair +1 (+1 for how insane it is) 20 The Avons - Seven Little Girls Sitting in the Back Seat 20 Freddy Cannon - Way Down Yonder in New Orleans 20 Emile Ford & The Checkmates - On a Slow Boat to China 20 Perry Como - Delaware 20 Jimmy Jones - Handy Man 20 Cliff Richard & The Shadows - Nine Times Out of Ten 20 Johnny & The Hurricanes - Rocking Goose 20 Connie Francis - My Heart Has a Mind of Its Own 20 Nina & Frederik - Little Donkey 20 Matt Monro - Portrait of My Love 20 Cliff Richard & The Shadows - Theme for a Dream 20 Helen Shapiro - Don’t Treat Me Like a Child 20 The Shadows - The Frightened City 20 Clarence “Frogman” Henry - But I Do 20 Cliff Richard & The Shadows - A Girl Like You 20 Billy Fury - Halfway to Paradise 20 Petula Clark - Romeo 20 Cliff Richard - When the Girl in Your Arms Is the Girl in Your Heart 17 Tommy Bruce & The Bruisers - Ain’t Misbehavin’ -3 17 Johnny Burnette - You’re Sixteen -3 -
Welcome to the twenty-first edition of Kill or Save! We are back in the 60s for this one. Here are the links to the previous games if you want to relieve the action: 50s No.1s; 60s No.1s; 70s No.1s; 80s No.1s; 90s No.1s; 00s No.1s; 10s No.1s 50s No.2s; 60s No.2s; 70s No.2s; 80s No.2s; 90s No.2s; 00s No. 2s; 10s No.2s 70s No.3s; 80s No.3s; 90s No.3s Christmas Special 2023; Christmas Special 2024 70s Top 10s KoS HoF Bobby Darin — Mack The Knife The Rolling Stones — Paint It, Black Donna Summer — I Feel Love Nena — 99 Red Balloons Madonna — Vogue Gorillaz — Dare Gotye ft. Kimbra — Somebody That I Used To Know Dean Martin — Volare Barry Ryan — Eloise Queen — Somebody To Love A-Ha — Take On Me The Cardigans — Lovefool Sophie Ellis-Bextor — Murder On The Dancefloor Bastille — Pompeii David Bowie — Life On Mars? Tears For Fears — Mad World Faithless — Insomnia The Pogues ft. Kirsty MacColl — Fairytale Of New York Queen — Bohemian Rhapsody / These Are The Days Of Our Lives These are the rules: Each song starts with 20 points. You can vote once a day. Since we all live in different parts of the world with all sorts of different timezones, please add a date at the top of your votes to avoid any type of confusion (e.g. 5/1/25, 5th of January, Sun 5 Jan, etc.). Each day you can give 4 points and subtract 6 points to any song on the board, you can split your points between as many songs as you want. Please use all of your points, unless it's a game ending turn. Placeholder posts are allowed, but if you don't edit your votes within 5 minutes, then the next person can go and do their votes. Consecutive votes are not allowed. Before voting, please listen to the songs of each round and vote according to your own opinions, don't vote for songs because they're high/low on the board or because of your opinions about the artist, only the song matters. Make sure you copy and paste the most recent voter's scoreboard when you take your turn to score. For your own ease, ‘paste as plain text’ to get rid of the previous poster’s formatting. Then, delete their +/- scores, add yours, adjust the song’s points total and make your scores bold These are the UK No.3 Hits of the 60s: There are 5 qualifying rounds, we begin with the hits from 1960/61, then 62/63 and so on. 4, 5 or 6 songs from each round will enter the Grand Final, where we will decide the "best" UK No.3 Hit of the 60's. 1960/61: 23 songs: the last 5 songs will enter the final 1962/63: 20 songs: the last 4 songs will enter the final 1964/65: 27 songs: the last 6 songs will enter the final 1966/67: 24 songs: the last 5 songs will enter the final 1968/69: 21 songs: the last 5 songs will enter the final It's time to Kill and Save
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Political Discussions And Ranting Thread
prussianblue replied to Deathray's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Stop polluting your mind and this forum with Daily Mail shite. -
He had lost a fair bit of weight recently, but it seemed like it was in a healthy way, not a relapse or illness way.
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Political Discussions And Ranting Thread
prussianblue replied to Deathray's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
No, completely unpredictable, unless you have even the most basic awareness of how erratic Musk is. -
The Vivienne admitted to struggling with addiction previously, so this could be an Amy Winehouse situation, a relapse after a period of sobriety...but the body not able to handle it. Such a shame.
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Kill or Save: UK No.3 Hits of the 90s
TQR replied to wannamaker's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
This would've been my order. None of my personal top 3 made the top half, even. That being said, I really like everything above EMF and Faithless still strikes me as a great winner so I'm not angry. The Sisters of Mercy ft. Ofra Haza - Temple of Love (1992) (+15) Lauryn Hill - Doo Wop (That Thing) (+21) Radiohead - Paranoid Android (+16) Faithless - Insomnia (-3) Suede - Trash (+12) Spin Doctors - Two Princes (+8) No Doubt - Just a Girl (-5) Suede - Stay Together (-2) Fatboy Slim - Gangster Trippin (-4) Stereophonics - The Bartender and the Thief (+5) Savage Garden - To the Moon and Back (+1) Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry Remix) (-3) Erasure - Blue Savannah (-3) The Seahorses - Love Is The Law (+4) Roxette - It Must Have Been Love (-4) The Source ft. Candi Staton - You Got The Love (Now Voyager Mix) (+6) Annie Lennox - Little Bird/Love Song for a Vampire (-13) Enigma - Return to Innocence (+2) EMF - Unbelievable (-16) Youssou N’Dour ft. Neneh Cherry - 7 Seconds (-12) Shania Twain - That Don’t Impress Me Much (-8) The Waterboys - The Whole of the Moon (-15) Shania Twain - Man! I Feel Like a Woman (-2) Luther Vandross & Mariah Carey - Endless Love (=) Billy Joel - The River of Dreams (=) -
Astonished by this. Not a Drag Race fan at all, but have enjoyed her work on everything I've seen her on, very funny and entertaining. She was great in the Blankety Blank Christmas special too, as already said. She only came up in conversation yesterday as an example because of the ridiculous anti-woke backlash against drag. Agree that the "no further details" suggests either suicide or an overdose maybe? A real shame this one. Rest in peace.
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Kill or Save: UK No.3 Hits of the 90s
En Passant replied to wannamaker's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Which says all you need to know about the musical quality of the charts in general . -
Very shocking. She somehow becomes the first Drag Race winner to ever die. The Vivienne encapsulated everything I love about British drag and humor. Rest in peace.
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