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Not everyone who gets to 99 pages, also gets to 100 pages.

I had high hopes for that fucking flowchart.

I've stopped looking at this page for news about Jimmy Carter and just get popcorn to watch arguments. Admins can you delete the random bullshit already.

Well, here we are at page 100, and a user whose name has an 'ango' in it is in the middle of a tantrum. Plus ça fucking change.

Stop attacking @Ulitzer95. He’s a valuable member of this forum, whereas you are a cretin and a troll. Kindly fuck off. @Paul Bearer can you permanently ban this creep?

Noooooooooo!!!

i think if anyone in here has a negative iq it's you

I find myself holding up the tower of names on my zero points. I should warn you, my upper body strength isn't good. That tower could come tumbling down at any time! (I feel it likely though that I may be stuck there for some considerable time to come!).

You think this shit is bad? You just wait until this thread reaches 100 pages. Mango's gonna rip his own cock off.

Mickey Rooney died on this day 10 years ago, aged 93. - Rooney's real name was Joseph Yule- he was a nepo baby, as his dad Joe Yule was a vaudeville actor. - Rooney was quick to become a child star, and in 1927 got the role of the titular character of the Mickey McGuire short films. During this time, he also briefly voiced Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (which had been taken from Walt Disney at the time). - Rooney's friendship with Judy Garland was well-publicized, and their 1939 film Babes in Arms got him an Oscar nomination for Best Actor. - Rooney served in World War II as an entertainer for troops, and earned several medals from the Army. By the time he returned, he was no longer a teenage heartthrob and caused his career to decline- but he would eventually make a comeback. - Among Rooney's most famous roles were Mr. Yunioshi in Breakfast at Tiffany's (...a racially-charged character to say the least), Ding Bell in It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Lampie in the 1977 version of Pete's Dragon, and Henry in The Black Stallion. Rooney was nominated for four Oscars (winning none but earning an honorary one) and five Emmys (winning one). - Rooney would also delve into voice acting, most notably as adult Tod in The Fox and the Hound, Santa Claus in both of Rankin-Bass' Santa Claus is Comin' to Town and The Year Without a Santa Claus, and as himself in the season 7 Simpsons episode "Radioactive Man": - Rooney appeared on the DeathList eight times between 1997 and 2014, and was the second death (of 10 that year) on the list when he died.

His dad had been an MP.

Dickie Rooks a hit for @Gooseberry Crumble: https://www.scunthorpe-united.co.uk/news/2024/april/in-memoriam-dickie-rooks/ Died 6 April.

But the wider public have no say in the selection of candidates.

I'll let you know when I see them in June.

Jackie Chan is 70.

There are a few MPs and ex-MPs whose dick pics are now out there. Maybe saved in a photo album called ‘Members of Parliament’.

This was an interesting article on the BBC this week : https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68721310

Estelle Harris died on this day 2 years ago, aged 93. - Harris got her start on TV working in commercials, but her screen career only began in 1976. - Harris' breakout role was as George's mom Estelle Costanza on Seinfeld, first appearing in the 1992 episode "The Contest". She appeared in 26 more episodes: - From there, Harris would primarily become a voice actress, and lent her voice to many Disney productions. On TV, these included Timon's mother in the Timon and Pumbaa show (she would be replaced by Julie Kavner in The Lion King 1 1/2), Mama Lipsky in Kim Possible, Dave's sword Lula in Dave the Barbarian, and Peg-Leg Peg in Jake and the Neverland Pirates. In movies, she was an elderly bear in Brother Bear, Audrey the chicken in Home on the Range, and most notably Mrs. Potato Head from Toy Story 2 to Toy Story 4: She also played Muriel in the live-action Disney Channel show The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. - Harris was also often typecast as old mother characters as well, specifically Oz's mom in Fanboy and Chum-Chum, Professor Farnsworth's mother Velma in an episode of Futurama, and Death's mother in Family Guy. - Harris would appear on the DeathList once in 2022- the third death of the fourteen that year.

Andy Ritchie, the King of Cappielow is 68 today. Ask any Greenock Morton fan, including me, who their favourite all time player is and everyone will say Big Andy. He was a real maverick and could conjure up goals from any range with amazing skill on the ball and pinpoint accuracy with his passing. Alex Ferguson even mentions him in his autobiography as being the scourge of Aberdeen as Morton always seemed to get the better of them even though the Dons were in their heyday with the spine of the Scotland team in their defence. Here is Andy scoring against the Dons in the Scottish Cup and making Willie Miller, Alex McLeish and Jim Leighton look like amateurs

James Hong is 95 today. Photo Credit: Carter McKendry per Creative Commons license

Ken Brown is 90. Pauline Cope is 55.

John Williams, an American composer and conductor, is 92 today.

Bob Beckwith, the firefighter that stood besides Bush at Ground Zero, dead at 91.

Mike Farrell is 85 today.

Sean Kingston is 34.