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Why the fuck would she "celebrate" the 10th anniversary of her husband's death.......? You utterly thick fucking guest-twat-wankstain mong. FOR THE 789945TH FUCKING TIME. SHE IS NOT. A FUCKING. SCOUSER. AND NEITHER ARE MOST FUCKING PEOPLE IN THE U.-FUCKING-S. YOU GORMLESS CUNT. YOU ARE SO FUCKING INBRED YOU ARE PROBABLY YOUR OWN FUCKING FATHER. From the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary: Celebrate, v. ..... 2. To observe with solemn rites; to honour with ceremonies, festivities, etc. Just saying. I'm sure if I looked in enough weird old dictionaries I could find one where "minger" is defined as "someone I want to fuck" but no-one ever uses it to mean that. And no-one ever uses celebrate to mean "observe a solemn event" so....... yeah, no. Surely the correct term here would be commemorate.

Why the fuck would she "celebrate" the 10th anniversary of her husband's death.......? You utterly thick fucking guest-twat-wankstain mong. FOR THE 789945TH FUCKING TIME. SHE IS NOT. A FUCKING. SCOUSER. AND NEITHER ARE MOST FUCKING PEOPLE IN THE U.-FUCKING-S. YOU GORMLESS CUNT. YOU ARE SO FUCKING INBRED YOU ARE PROBABLY YOUR OWN FUCKING FATHER. From the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary: Celebrate, v. ..... 2. To observe with solemn rites; to honour with ceremonies, festivities, etc. Just saying.

In terms of the DDP I respect that everyone should be able to choose within the rules and take the risk on the obit. I just won't be joining them. I would not want to see the likes of terminally ill bloggers on the main list. Other people in public life such as campaigners, journalists etc are fair game. As a starter for 10 I would ask what the opinion of picking someone like Sara Payne? Whether someone was "properly famous or not" before they died is extremely tangential to the original point I was trying to make. And I think you're getting back to the original point I was making with that starter for 10. And I think it should be an obvious answer so let's just skip that starter and go onto the bonus questions, which will hopefully be about Georgian-era fairy cakes or the London Underground.

I have seen Aliens. I didn't find it very brilliant I guess that was cause I didn't find the first one brilliant either except for the part where she got (nearly) nekkid! (Sorry). Also the part where John Hurt suddenly felt a bit chesty, obviously. With Aliens........ maybe I'd have liked it if I'd seen it when I was a kid but I'm very jaded on action movies (which is what it essentially was) and it takes a lot to impress me with them (since I've seen tons). Oh well. And yes I realise you're not supposed to be put off a book if you didn't like a film based on it (unless it's L. Ron Hubbard). It's terribly bad form and it can get you lynched by a roving band of Reddit users who will come up to your house and, whilst wearing specially protective ear-gear on themselves, shriek you to death using the sheer power of their incredibly nerdy, shrill voices. However I just said that because it's true. It was that bad I never want to read the book. And also partially cos I knew it would mildly wind you up for said reason!