Seems fairly possible but I'd give him a couple more illnesses before he goes. I'm gonna go out on a Pistorius and say he'll survive this year somehow. But it does seem like every time he goes outside for any length of time these days, he ends up in the hospital. Last year he got a bladder infection from the Queen's boat parade, now he goes to the Epsom Derby (inevitable pics from the Mail here http://www.dailymail...psom-Derby.html) and he's too ill to go to Elizabeth's latest anniversary party (how many does she have anyway?)
He does look pretty much like he's the second most sickly Greek thing in the world (No. 1 being their economy). Also why the fuck is Princess Beatrice dressed like she's about to pick up an Academy Award for her role in the world's first ever talkie? I know it's horse racing and that always involves dressing up stupidly but even so, christ....
Except no one knows who he the hell he is.
Dead. Former Australian of the Year and lead vocalist of the most famous Aboriginal rock band so it will be interesting to see if he does get that UK obit since you Brits have never heard of him.
UK obit
Except no one knows who he the hell he is.
Dead. Former Australian of the Year and lead vocalist of the most famous Aboriginal rock band so it will be interesting to see if he does get that UK obit since you Brits have never heard of him.
You confused me for a second there I seriously thought you meant "Washington DC", I presumed you were talking about another similar scandal that has just popped up (no pun intended) but I just hadn't seen yet because I largely stopped going on all the American news sites after the election was over. It's best not to refer to Cameron by his initials because the guy's so bland and undistinguished, his name recognition is about the same as your average World Cribbage Champion.
As for who's actually involved in this affair I personally couldn't give a flying toss if Tessa Tessason and Paul "Snarling, Meritless Cunt of the Year" Grover-Newton are banging in between meetings about Cameron's scintillating policies so I can't help you. You could always try trawling the comments section(s) of The Guardian or Paul Staines' blog for ideas, those guys are NEVER wrong......
Surely that depends on how much of her life she has left to go.
She's hung on for this long, mind you her medical bills must cost a fortune, she can't have many assets left
Well they have already cost her an arm and a leg , ok maybe just a leg but Her other leg must be worth something surely ?
Fuck, why didn't Tivo remind me of this?
It wasn't as bad as it sounds.
Are you sure?
Are you REALLY REALLY sure?
I enjoyed it.
Apart from the Rory McGrath & Will Mellor bits...
Good point, I have a job to remember who I shagged last week!*
*Keep your knickers on, morality fans. I have been in a long-term committed relationship for some four years, therefore I have not had sex with ANYBODY AT ALL for at least three years
Its funny to think a couple of years ago nobody had anything to link Ken Barlow, Max Clifford, Jim Davidson, Wilfred De'ath, Gary Glitter, Rolf Harris, Jimmy Saville, Freddy Starr and Dave Lee Travis
Except no one knows who he the hell he is.
Yothu Yindi must have some international recognition, surely, as the first Aboriginal band to have mainstream hits?
I do love that in your world Geoffrey Hughes is some obscure never-before-head of minor z-lister and yet "Mandawuy Yunupingu" is fucking Elvis or Micheal Jackson.
Well we have to have our priorities in order mate. To be fair though, I had heard of Geoffrey Hughes before he was on the Deathlist. Keeping up appearences does air in Australia from time to time (like when the Fawlty Towers reruns are exhausted). Onslow is an unforgettable character.
Mandawuy Yunupingu and Yothu Yindi are significant to Australia as the band first burst onto the music scene with the song "Treaty" which proved to be the first real time the tensions between indigenous communities and the Australian government were put into words and the message spread across the country.
Kind of like if a band from Cornwall produced a song relating to its persecutions by the UK government.