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Shannen Doherty turns 50 today How old does that actually make me? The latest news I found about her was a quarantine in Canada, where she was doing fine, focusing on health.

will update this mon or tues and also have a thread up for the 2021-2022 season

Her name was Snape and she thought she was Harry Potter?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yang_Xiong_(politician) Yang Xiong, former mayor of Shanghai 2012-2017 dead at 67 from heart failure. He has five alive predecessors: Jiang Zemin (b. 1926) 1985-1988 Zhu Rongji (b. 1928) 1988-1991 Xu Kuangdi (b. 1937) 1995-2001 Chen Liangyu (b. 1946) 2001-2003 Han Zheng (b. 1954) 2003-2012

Australian amateur actor & speech therapist Lionel Logue died aged 73, today in 1953. Best remembered as the man who helped the Duke of York, later King George VI, to control his stammer. He was portrayed by Geoffrey Rush in The King's Speech.

marry me my queen

Hong Kong actor Jimmy Wong dead of cancer at 77: https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/my-date-vampire-actor-jimmy-wong-dies-cancer He had been hospitalised three weeks ago with it, another Cup miss.

Biden is anti gun and anti ladder!

African physician and media personality Sindisiwe van Zyl, who became recognized for hosting Sidebar with Sindi on Johannesburg's Kaya FM radio, died at 45 years after complications from Covid-19: https://www.iol.co.za/dailynews/news/kwazulu-natal/renowned-aids-activist-dies-from-covid-19-955f3adb-694e-465e-962e-b6563d39f343 She was named one of Glamour's Women of the Year in 2018 for excellence and activism in health and medicine and was well known for informing the public about HIV and mental health-related topics.

WTF are “governmental policies”?

National Rail enquiries has changed its website to greyscale "as a mark of respect to Prince Phillip" (sic). People are pointing out that not only is this the emptiest of gestures but also likely contravenes 2018 Accessibility legislation.

So now we can sit outside at pubs. Current temperature: 2 degrees C. Forecast: sleet showers. More businesses will open, but indoor settings should be visited alone, or with household groups. Outside, six people or two households can meet. All shops allowed to open Hairdressers, beauty salons and other close-contact services can open Restaurants and pubs allowed to serve food and alcohol to customers sitting outdoors Gyms and spas can reopen, as can zoos, theme parks, libraries and community centres Members of the same household can take a holiday in England in self-contained accommodation Non-essential journeys between England and Wales are allowed Weddings - up to 15 people Funerals - up to 30 people, with 15 at wakes Children will be able to attend any indoor children's activity Care home visitors will increase to two per resident Driving lessons can resume, with driving tests restarting on 22 April Funerals seemingly more popular than weddings.

Another Brazilian possible supercentenarian dead at 114: https://tribunamulungu.com.br/2021/04/02/morre-em-paulo-afonso-aos-114-anos-dona-inocencia-mulher-mais-velha-da-bahia/ Another of these Brazilian women who appear out of nowhere and say they're 110+, usually claim to be born 1906. An annoying case that has been bothering me for the last few days is this Greek woman Eleftheria who claims to have been born on 12th of April 1903. I'd say that she's probably atleast 15 years less. The current top 10 validated oldest people seem to be indestructible.

This is not the first bumhole I've seen on this site

Your account dies this evening

'They come in three's' theory comes true again. DMX , Nikki Grahame , Prince Philip.

@Mercarte runs it.

Yup.

Does anybody know who the operator of the Italian DeathList is? http://dpseggi.altervista.org/DeathList/X2021.html George P. Shultz (No.8) can be added to the list of the deceased since February, 6th.

By the way, is there any information on how much Alberto weights? He's much larger than any centenarian I've ever seen. Albano is the second oldest person in his country (oldest confirmed and only validated supercentenarian) and Alberto is the fifth oldest person in Portugal. Their parents got to 96 and 95 and have atleast two other centenarians in their family (sister's children). That's what I'd call great genes.

The problem is, though, that if you try and make the decision making process quicker, people will complain that sovereignty is been taken away from the individual nations, and the process is not democratic. It is a no-win situation. If you have an organisation where twenty-seven members all have a theoretically equal say, then it is going to work slowly - it's the nature of the beast. But I don't think that there is much of an appetite among the majority of EU nations for the alternative (and definitely there was no appetite in the UK) - which is that more power is handed over to the EU institutions with reduced input from the member states. I also think that there is little or no chance of the EU breaking up in the next 10 (or even 100 years). Most Europeans can see that the economic benefits far outweigh the many negatives,. Perhaps though I am viewing that from a biased Irish perspective. Given the utter fuckwits that led Ireland through the last financial crisis, most Irish are happy enough if decisions are made elsewhere.

Given the apparent fragile state of his mental health, how do we think Prince Harry will cope knowing his grandfather died regarding him as a great disappointment? If dying wasn’t bad enough, imagine dying knowing your life’s work and achievements were being tarnished by your own grandson and his tart of a wife. I hope he comes the funeral and further hope that when he gets to the bottom of the steps off the plane, there is someone at waiting with a large pair of scissors to cut the medals off his chest. Do we think he might top himself?

Had lupus for most of the 1990s, started suffering from vertigo in 2007, sold her house back in 2018. Tough old broad.

Take your facepalm reactions and shove them up your collective arses you bunch of OCD, thread organising bastards.