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Frank Thorne, American comic book writer, known for his work in Marvel's Red Sonja has died at 90 https://heavy.com/entertainment/frank-thorne-dead-wife-marilyn/
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kind_(horse) Kind has died from foaling complications at 19, she was the 2005 winner of Kilvington Stakes and more importantly the mare of the unbeaten Frankel, highest rated racehorse in 2011 and 2012. Both were owned by Khalid Abdullah who died in january.
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still no sign of Princess Latifa
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I even quoted you.
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Lars-Goran Petrov is a hit for me. I've sent in the NME (New Music Express) obit, which should be sufficient. At least two other people had him, maybe more.
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Betty Willingale Obituary
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Bam now hospitalised with a staph infection.
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That's a weird page – I used to contribute to it years ago as the International Bridge names started falling off, then it quickly became clear that there were many many more out there than first thought. New names are often added to that list periodically, BUT they are just the ones who have been mentioned by sites online somewhere. In reality there will be many more people who fought in the Spanish Civil War still alive. Still a few years left to go before we'll realistically be down to the "last" bunch from that conflict.
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Tuesday - 239
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https://sh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreana_Družina Andreana Druzina, Slovenian political comissar and partisan awarded People's Hero of Yugoslavia in 1953 dead at 101 years. She was also the last alive female recipient of this award. https://www.mladina.si/205689/v-101-letu-starosti-umrla-zadnja-narodna-herojinja/
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According to Wikipedia there are still 39 of them alive, however two are listed twice (changed sides), so actually there are 37 of them. 30 from the Republican (Government before war, supported by the Soviet Union, France and Mexico) side, 9 from the Nationalist (Military and monarchists, supported by the nazis and Italy) side. Republicans: Vincent Almudéver (born 1917) One of the two French veterans alive. Served in Unified Socialist Youth. Juan José Astobiza (birth date unknown) Served in the Basque army. Maria "Rosariet" Rosario Llin Belda (born 1922) Spanish Republican army volunteer nurse. Ramon Barons Borellas (born 1920) Spanish Republican army, 224th Battalion. Juan Mariné Bruguera (born 1920) Spanish Republican army, La quinta del biberón. Became a filmmaker after the war. Andreu Canet Català (born 1920) Spanish Republican army, 224th Brigade. Tomàs Dalmau Colom (born 1920) Spanish Republican army. Miquel Morera Darbra (born 1922) Spanish Republican army. Alejandro del Amo Diaz (born 1920) Unified Socialist Youth Meabe Battalion, served in the Basque Army. Santos Cortés Esparraguera (born 1921) Spanish Republican army, 70th Brigade. Ignacio Ernabide (born 1917) Basque Army, PNV Loiola Battalion. Also served as an instructor. Simó Gallart (born 1920) Spanish Republican army, La quinta del biberón. Mateo Balbuena Iglesias (born 1913) Spanish Republican army and Basque army. Leandro Carro Battalion of PCE, lieutenant in the Spanish Republican army. Became a writer after the war. Alfons Cànovas Lapuente (born 1917) Spanish Republican army. Gabriel Nogues Martikorena (born 1920) Basque army. Josep Edurard Almudéver Mateu (born 1919) The other of the two French veterans alive. Intenational Brigades 129th Brigade, Spanish Republican army. Josep Herms Mateu (born 1920) Spanish Republican Forces, Nationalist army. Assistant to his father who was a Republican doctor. Captured and pressured into joining the Nationalist army. Artur Tomàs Mercader (born 1918) Spanish Republican army. Spotter in an artillery unit. Miguel de Miguel Montañés (born 1921) Spanish Republican Air Force, served in a bomber unit. Martín Arnal Mur (born 1921) CNT-FAI, last CNT-FAI veteran. Salvador Farrés Oliveras (born 1920) Spanish Republican army. Ángeles Flórez Peón (born 1918) Unified Socialist Youth cook and a nurse. Julián Pérez (born 1919) Unified Socialist Youth, Nationalist army. Joined Francoist forces to escape staying at a labor camp. Stretcher bearer. Vincens Piñón (born 1918) Spanish Republican army, medic. Andrés Pons (born 1917) Spanish Republican army, lieutenant. Joan/Juan Pons (birth date unknown, 1921-1922) Spanish Republican army, La quinta del biberón Josep Randé Riba (born 1919) International Brigades, Rakosi Battalion. Josep Sala (born 1919) Spanish Republican army, La quinta del biberón. Salvador Toledo (born 1919) Spanish Republican Assault Guard, last alive veteran of the Guard. Jaume Navarro Torras (born 1920) Spanish Republican army. Nationalists: Pedro Placeres Alpuin (born 1920) Nationalist army. José Pérez Casalderrey (born 1919) Nationalist army. Andrés Díaz de Rábago (born 1917) Nationalist army, now a Jesuit priest in Taiwan. José López López (born 1916) Nationalist army, later joined the Blue Division. Domenico Maiorano (born 1916) Italian Royal Navy. Last Italian veteran. Josep Herms Mateu (born 1920) Mentioned above: Spanish Republican Forces, Nationalist army. Assistant to his father who was a Republican doctor. Captured and pressured into joining the Nationalist army. José Fernández Olmo (born 1919) Nationalist army. Julián Pérez (born 1919) Mentioned above: Unified Socialist Youth, Nationalist army. Joined Francoist forces to escape staying at a labor camp. Stretcher bearer. Jesús Revesado (born 1918) Nationalist army, 13th Battalion.
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Monday 69 (queue children laughing)
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Monday 112 - BC: death of Cleopatra IV, queen of Egypt.
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He won because the committee looked at the candidates and decided only one was Goodenough.
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That's your prerogative, but the definition of racism you've given above is, in my opinion, barely scratching the surface of what racism is.
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Racism is where discrimination causes real harm to people. Not imagined slights. There's a woman who lives near me who insists that any mention of her children's hair is racist. She's a light-skinned black woman married to a white man and their children look white, but have curly hair. As do many white people. That sort of crap. I'm not going to pursue this any further.
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Anyway i don't think that i would call Philip a racist.
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It depends.
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I don't think that she has the chance of surpassing calment, but knauss is catchable
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Stairway To Heaven/ Highway To Hell
Spade_Cooley replied to Lewd_Squirrel's topic in DeathList Forum
Lars Goran Petrov dead. Already made NME and Kerrang, may sneak an actual QO at this rate, so could be good news for the two DDP teams who gambled on him. -
Well yes, but what is "true racism" and what isn't? Who's the arbiter?
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The Happy Birthday Thread
Redrumours replied to Lord Fellatio Nelson's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
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Monday 58.
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I don't condone racism. True racism is vile. I just don't agree with the modern obsession of interpreting everything as racism, down to a mere mention of someone's ethnicity. I'll leave it to the snowflakes.
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The Happy Birthday Thread
time replied to Lord Fellatio Nelson's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Actor George Innes is 83 today. You'll know the face if not the name. It's a long list of credits, taking in the National Theatre & The Old Vic, film roles in Billy Liar, The Sweeney (the original & 2), The Italian Job (the original), Quadrophenia, and TV roles both sides of the Atlantic, including Budgie, The Good Life, Dixon of Dock Green & I, Claudius and over the pond, Magnum PI, M*A*S*H, The Fall Guy & Hill Street Blues. (It would be as easy to list the things he hasn't been in)
