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"Right cunto, it goes like this: Just because you didn't have a starter doesn't mean you don't have to pay your equal share. You had much more to drink anyway"

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Qualifying obit for Teddy Johnson

Cardiac arrest just means the heart stopping and it happens when everyone dies but the term is normally connotated with sudden natural death like a heart attack or heart defect.My guess from the wording in this case is heart failure.

Why do i have a feeling this is some type of passing her spirit into the oak tree/back to mother earth type ritual? She is clearly near the end especially with updates being few and far between. She has set a new standard for surviving and living with terminal lung cancer. Her fight will give others hope.Now that's something to be proud about.

Scotland beat England at their game: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/live/2018/jun/10/scotland-v-england-odi-live Truly we are in the end of days....ha!

Louis L'Amour became part of the desert on this day 30 years ago, aged 80.

The likelihood of someone dying and an order that they go in are two very different things. I mean, no one would’ve guessed that Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain would’ve died before Kirk Douglas or John McCain, example...

Does this count for Biblio? https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/jun/10/teddy-johnson-obituary 1920: Javier Perez de Cuellar + Eileen Bennett 1921: Jean Grand Duke of Luxembourg + Jackie Stallone 1922: Pierre Cardin + Janis Paige 1923: Franco Zeffirelli + Pearl Carr 1924: George Bush Sr. + Eva Marie Saint 1925: Michel Piccoli + Arlene Dahl 1926: Mel Brooks + Charlotte Rae 1927: Jerry Stiller + Cleo Laine 1928: Bernard Cribbins + Ethel Kennedy 1929: Ed Asner + Imelda Marcos

Guardian QO for Teddy Johnson: https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/jun/10/teddy-johnson-obituary

If anyone went through with setting up a pay-to-play dead pool hosted on this forum, then that would be the one time I'd use admin powers to actually intervene with a dead pool given I'd really rather not have something in such a legal gray area hosted on here. Not that it would come to that point, as the court of public opinion already shows that very few people here would actually want to enter a pay-to-play.

Monkey is killed after escaping from Belfast Zoo: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-44430102 Word is the monkey was a Protestant pro-abortion gay monkey who wandered into a Catholic area.....

Well! I can win with three from Burt Bacharach, David Crosby, Robert Duval or William Lucking! Likely a similar case can be made for most if not all contestants. That's the fascination of this game.

The official world no 1 dead pool is free entry and I am currently joint 11th in it, with a personal best of 5th place in 2016.

1. No pay to play - not sure if that's even legal. 2. Entries to be PM'd to game runner and kept confidential until the competition begins. 3. Game runner, if playing, PM's own team in advance to a trusted DL forum member. 4. Should any candidate die before the start, players will then be asked to name a replacement.

I simply don't pay for anything online. I have never used the internet or electronic payment systems in my personal life at all. So I'm not going to start now. Sorry.

4 down - in spots 4, 8, 9 and 10 - I'm proper brill at this game!

I'll preface this by saying that I'm not a doctor. A cardiac arrest most commonly affects people in their 60s but it can also strike young, athletic people. Almost all of the time it's because of a pre-existing condition like coronary artery disease or cardiomyopathy. Not only was Victoria inactive from being in a wheelchair, but until recently doctors believed that the oldest people have lived so long because they've beaten all those conditions with their amazing genes. They typically pick up an infection or they just stop eating. That was until a Dutch woman called Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper died at 115 and donated her body to science. What did she die of? A cold? Dehydration? No, she had stomach cancer which had metastasized and would have killed a young person. This is the first time I've come across a 110-year-old having a cardiac arrest but more research will be done in the future which might find that it's not uncommon.

Well, being a true Texas chica I have to admit I don't budget well, although that may change now that I've been made redundant. I got an Instant Pot last year and everything goes in that thing. I can pressure cook the world. It's great. The spousal unit once threatened to remove all my small kitchen appliances from the house. I threatened to remove his balls from his body. We came to a mutually satisfactory agreement that involved me keeping what I treasured and him doing the same. I used to cook every day, three meals a day, meal prep on Sundays and sail through the week with a freezer full of whatever I needed. Then I ran out of kids and I decided for about eight years that it was all bullshit and that the kitchen was Chernobyl. Now I need to start cooking for my mother and I swear I have no idea how to cook for less than six people, minimum. I had two boys and all their friends and their cousins (mostly male) and my truck driver husband to cook for. I learned to cook for a family of seven. Two is such a lonely number...... Off to do math!

Hang on a second...

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You mean her sister who died almost five years ago? and whom she notoriously hated for decades? Oh the sadness and trauma...

While Putin was sucking the life force out of him.

No, I am pretty sure Jack Bruce's death meant that.