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    Um you realize he hasn't been reported dead yet, right? Yes but I assumed it wouldn't be long judging by these reports... Wilko Johnson was nailed on a year ago, and made two decent albums and played some good gigs, assume nowt.
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    Looks like I did it. Please check if things have changed for the worse. regards, Hein
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    A quick question: Has everyone received their email telling them they're in the DDP for this year?
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    Perhaps you can follow the example of my brother-in-law's grandfather. He died in a traffic accident while returning home from a visit to a brothel, aged 91. regards, Hein
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    Her condition has deteriorated-she's now said to be 'fighting for her life' http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2911356/Crime-writer-Ruth-Rendell-fighting-life-stroke.html She should get the Gordie Howe 'serious stroke' cure and the two can be on Dancing With the Stars next season.SC I....... don't think you're really familiar with how our NHS works, are you? Not only am I deficient with a few things here (yet) I've no idea what you just asked me lol :-| SC PS: but I'm trying. I'll catch on Britain and America: two nations divided by a common language.
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    He's obviously got no particular place to go and perform a gig. It's funny you should say that because on e of Chuck Berrys soings was titled No Particular place to Go ! Nothing gets past you, does it. Johnny, be good and bugger off, there's a good chap.
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    Not if you're Gertrude Weaver. SC
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    Ethel Lang has livened things up a bit: Scoreboard: Death Impends - 1437 Devon Death Trip - 726 MSC - 716 Perfect Passing - 700 Sean of the Dead - 700 Estuarian Float - 363 Captain Chorizo - 352 Bibliogryphon - 350 Deadsox - 350 Maryportfuncity - 350 The Engineer - 350 Toast - 350
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    Ah, a fair points injection for the Deathrace, then.
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    I am so sorry for your loss RandomGuest, no matter the age it doesn't diminish the grief or sense of loss. Moving on without your loved one is very hard but I hope you can find solace that she is at peace and you can celebrate her life. My dad passed away due to dementia recently and we dreaded Christmas without him but we decided to do everything we normally do and had a great time, lots of laughter remembering him, I don't think I will ever stop smiling when I think of my dad. We really did celebrate his life and will continue to do so. I hope it is the same for you when you think of your Nana. Take care LG
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    I'm sorry for your loss. 96 is of course a good score, but that's no consolation. regards, Hein
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    Old age is bad for you..
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    Sorry to hear of your loss.No matter how old someone is losing them is never easy! Yes, when people have been around that long you almost expect them to be there for ever. Condolences.
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    That's one of those 'tomahto/tomayto' things. You call it cool, I call it daft. regards, Hein
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    Nice link that. They really are dedicated to the cause aren't they . Yeah, but some people just don't appreciate the "good work" he's doing, lol. Like this funny rant that some other user did: http://www.imdb.com/...hread/215636436
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    It's not hard to stalk her - she is dead, after all, and even her Stannah Stairlift can't help that.
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