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They missed a dot...

Hmm... had to look up the Queen Elizabeth impersonator now. Jeannette Charles, 89 years old, still alive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeannette_Charles

I doubt he'd pose much threat to the public, the cops would only need to follow the trail of shit...

The suspect is named Salman so it is all appropriate I suppose.

I've been having a DL convention of one, most weekends. The bar tab is staggering...

Latest update and about time too...

When OJ goes it will mean Priscilla Presley is the only living person who had a major role in Naked Gun

In other news Hawkwind were predicatbly cosmic last week and 75 year old Dave Brock will probably last as long as did Catweazle

Aren't 90% of your posts on here about a children's TV show?

Roddenberry tried to make a Star Trek movie in which Spock was the shooter on the grassy knoll. http://www.warpedfactor.com/2015/02/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-star_4.html http://startrekdom.blogspot.com.au/2007/06/captain-kirk-mr-spock-and-jfk-rejected.html

How long until theories the "Manchester Arena bombing was an inside job by the Tories to make sure they didn't lose the election" nutjob theories start circulating?

Few more Tory seats in Manchester probably.

Let's hope so . This animal needs to stay caged.

Bonnie and Clyde's crime spree ended this day 83 years ago.

Wouldn't be so sure, the Goldmans are bound to kick up a fuss and there will be a lot of publicity around it. The state might well be pressured into a decision to deny parole. The US prison system is nothing like that of Norway

The world is full of monsters. I'm sure the cold words of comfort from UK politicians ring true for the children in Yemen who are being bombed with UK made weaponry sold to the Saudis.

American prisons are full of old, sick, senile prisoners. It is becoming an issue. One must remember though that O.J. was also an actor, as well as an athlete, so lots of his bizarre behavior can be an ACT. He is pretty heavily medicated though. He will probably get out.

I feel ya. I gravitate towards low- or medium-budget works that have critical acclaim of some sort (I'm a sucker for a DVD cover with some award symbol as a winner/entry for one film festival or another). I will watch/rent my share of Hollywood flix, generally after the Oscars (catch up on why someone won an award e.g.), but prefer the former. I like foreign language films as well ("A Separation" (2011) is one of my top 5 films ever). And as an old punk rocker (lol) I appreciate experimental works as well. I'll have to think about animal grunts, though. SC (edit: I have a friend who writes professional reviews for horror movie genre, and gets movies sent to him for free. I said if he gets Aaaaaah he has to send it to me when he's done

His grand daughter is to renounce her royal title for love : http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-05-18/japanese-princess-mako-giving-up-royal-status-to-marry/8537796 Silly bitch.

MMMDP Form Guide #44 Could it be Maryport Midsumner Madness for Sumner Redstone? For anyone considering picking Prince Philip just because he is looking a bit old then Mr Redstone really shows how long old people can keep on keeping on. Quote from a March 2016 magazine article 'In her court filings, Herzer described Redstone as a “living ghost.” For Freston, her description was not precise enough. “He looks like a corpse,” he says.'

Yeah, Brammal's a good shout. Quite frail now. Of course, someone else could sneak up and win too.

Actually he's now on a separate two-week vacation pertaining to certain comments he made in the Room 101 thread.

Yeah, and - in any case - he's back and could explain himself now

Newspapers and the kind of unique obits they specialise in: Telegraph: Any good ol' fashioned British military spunk, some dude who fought off the entire Luftwaffe armed with only a pen knife and a picture of King George Mail: American sportsmen, American politicians, Australian sportsmen, Australian politicians, old people who didn't achieve anything in their life Mirror: Spiritual home of cancer mums Times: Authors/artists who were of note during the 1950s but haven't been heard of in the past 60 years Guardian: "Influential" musicians who didn't have mainstream chart success Express: Sometimes pulls some real wild cards in the names it obits The Sun: Anyone who worked in the WWF/WWE post-1990