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It's been a while since I've seen a tantrum ragequit thread on a forum. Are you really going to end your career at this site over Lisa Marie Presleys poo?

I’ve had longer fag breaks than Ulitzer’s ‘exit’ here though so that didn’t work. Maybe the way to make a successful exit is for Superstar here to create an attention seeking thread in which people can make clear they couldn’t give the fuckingest fuck. Superstar, I couldn’t give the fuckingest fuck mate. Piss off.

Superstar account is a huge miss for the DL.

So that's where the cunt got to and who knew how easy it would be to tempt him out

Jonathan Pie echoes my opinion. This was a private matter and should have remained so. It's got fuck all to do with the Sun or the BBC.

Superstar's anger at innocuous forum phrasing suggests blood pressure issues to me. One to watch for deadpoolers imo.

I see he did die the same day you submitted your team. But I doubt you would have included him if you'd known he was dead, at the risk of a controversy. So, your word that it was just a lucky coincidence is good in my book. I will start posting teams and scores after the game closes for entries, early August at the latest.

Mercedes López de Luzuriaga started her professional acting career when she was only seventy-eight years old. Never give up on your dreams, @Gisooo. A stupendous comedic actress. Rest in Peace.

If there is one lesson one can learn from Sir Creep, it's to give fewer fucks about personal spats on the Internet. Maybe it comes with age, though.

Former Nicaragua President (and of course one of drol's immortals) Violeta Chamorro was hospitalised last week, but already discharged after a "routine medical procedure": 93 with brain tumors, major stroke a few years ago, osteoporosis, advanced Alzheimer's and whatever else. Remains in "delicate but stable" state at home.

You might have a case if he'd committed a crime. I don't agree that virtual activities with another consenting adult in his free time are anyone else's business, including his/her parents.

Jonathan Pie's opinion.

This was a fun site, but I'm not interested anymore.

Returning to jail. Hospitalizations starting in 3, 2, 1...

Billy the Kid died on this day 142 years ago, aged 21. - Billy's real name was Henry McCarty; he used the alias "William Bonney", which is where the 'Billy' part of his outlaw name came from. - Billy's mom died in 1874, and his stepfather abandoned him. He fended for himself by committing his first crimes- stealing food, laundry, and guns. - Billy would soon move to Arizona, where he would rustle horses from US soldiers at Fort Grant. - Billy's first murder was in self defense: he regularly got into fights with a patron at his local saloon, and this man would assault him and reach for his gun. After being apprehended, he managed to escape to New Mexico- on his journey there, his horse was stolen by Apache natives, and he had to walk for many miles in need of food and water. - Billy would then work for a rancher named John Tunstall, who was killed by a rival businessman. Billy and several other of Tunstall's workers would form a group called the Regulators, and they would orchestrate revenge murders to avenge him. He would be detained in 1879, but again escaped jail. He would be captured again the following year, charged with murdering a sheriff during the conflict, and sentenced to death. Billy would manage to escape capture yet again despite his legs being shackled; it is believed he destroyed the shackles with an axe, and stole a horse. - Billy would be ambushed by sheriff Pat Garrett, who shot him in a dark room. The following year, Garrett would collaborate with a ghostwriter to produce The Authentic Life of Billy, the Kid to defend his actions. - Billy's exploits have been adapted into many forms of media, from comics to stage plays to songs to his depiction in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure:

Well for starters, that sucks. Anchor Steam is a fine beverage. Secondly, there was a documentary made about the brewery (circa 1990 maybe, on PBS) that was virtually dead in the 1970s but one guy kept it ‘active’ making a few vats a year. Thanks to him it maintained its claim as oldest active brewery. At some point it got wider distribution and became slightly popular. They must have overextended themselves or summat to end up failing. This is sad news.

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No offence mate but you haven't even been here a year, I doubt anyone really cares enough for you to create your own thread. Should've used the NH&JSH thread like Ulitzer

Who are you again?

Have you tried splashing cold water on your face?

Johnny Gilbert is 95 today.

Harrison Ford is 81 today.

@Wormfarmer... about my team and about Milan Kundera. Do I need to change my picks?... Is Milan Kundera a hit?...

Fallen back with regards to what was possible after Tina Turner's death but there is still some talent on the team. Still ahead of 2017 which was the second most successful year Updated for Milan Kundera