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https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news/jack-charlton-death-world-cup-winner-cause-dead-england-a9613501.html World cup 1966 winner Jack Charlton dies aged 85. The list has shrunk quite a bit in the past year or so .Norman Hunter, Martin Peters ,Gordon Banks.

There’s definitely a debate between folk about who is deathlisty and who isn’t, and I’m one of the ones with a much more lenient view. After looking her up though, I can confidently say this person isn’t deathlisty at all. I mean, Fergie fucking Frederiksen is probably more notable than her.

Former President of Argentina Isabel Peron turns 90 next February

Is number 9 the department store or the US politician? Not a bad suggestion either way following this week's store closures.

Why? It's not as though he's his so

Suzanne Vega is 61 today

https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/jack-charlton-world-cup-winner-18579745 A big name in english football has died .Jack Charlton aged 85 .Part of the 1966 world cup winning football team and former Leeds United player and Newcastle United manager.

Hamilton mob boss Pat Musitano, member of the Musitano crime family, shot dead in broad daylight aged 52.

I hear good things about Square Space, but I have no personal experience, just various recommendations that are of no use to me!

The only one I know of is Darren Criss, because of his mesmerising portrayal of Andrew Cunanan in The Assassination of Gianni Versace. He was a chameleon in this, incredible performance which deservedly won him lots of awards. Let's all enjoy this ....

The Coronavirus pandemic has forced African despots to stay in their countries. They were prevented from seeking medical treatment abroad and were forced to face their countries' precarious health system Many African dictators routinely traveled abroad to seek expensive medical treatment, such as Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, who died in Singapore last year at the age of 95. José Eduardo dos Santos, former president of Angola, also used to travel to Barcelona, Spain Perhaps this is why these men are over 80 and 90 years old, in stark contrast to the common populations of their countries whose life expectancy in some countries like Sierra Leone reaches only 37 years.

He’s not trying to win this year. He’ll probably give it a ‘proper’ go in ‘24. All he’s doing this time round, and I expect he’s been advised of this, is depriving Biden of a few votes.

According to this twitter conversation, the photos are older and not from her recent birthday. They were obviously taken while Olivia was mourning for a friend in the church, which explains her looking "pissed off": https://twitter.com/ManuellaMartin5/status/1278715870131486720/photo/1 One of the authors in those Twitter posts obviously has contact to friends and family members of Olivia. She also confirmed that the bicycle photos are older and that this kind of activity would be a bit too much for her now, but also writes that she is in good health for 104 years with a sharp mind.

I'd say she's just pissed off with being pestered by twats who think they're entitled to swarm all over her and demand selfies.

See, the tricycle pic wasn't that misleading Still on wheels to this day!

Thanks for the picture! That's the first one of Olivia in a wheelchair, I think. She is probably on a stroll in Paris there, so it's possible that she can still walk small distances in private. And she does look well, if a little irritated. However, there is obviously a lot of speculation as she is a very private person and there are only a few public appearances. I think the last pictures before that were from a foto shooting in December 2018 which were posted on the Olivia de Havilland facebook page a year ago. And there is another picture from 2018: https://www.theoldie.co.uk/blog/there-is-nothing-like-a-dame

The use of the replacement period was surprisingly rare. Anyway, the masterlist on the first page is updated. Georg Ratzinger has already become a hit since then. And there was Carl Reiner. Bernardino Pinera is probably a lost cause for an obit. Rank Team Points 1 Death Impends 771 2 gcreptile 661 3 RadGuy 626 4 Banana 608 5 msc 605 6 Cpt. Chorizo 588 7 Book 541 8 Deadsox 533 9 Joey Russ 529 10 JiroemonKimura 509 11 DevonDeathTrip 496 12 John Key 475 13 Skinny Kiltrunner 465 14 The Quim Reaper 457 15 The Mad Hatter 449 16 Clorox Bleachman 427 17 Sean 422 18 Grave Danger 420 19 The Unknown Man 413 20 drol 398 21 theoldlady 375 22 Torva Messor 368 23 Sir Creep 342 24 Toast 311 24 The Old Crem 311 26 Etushispushingupdaisies 285 27 Chilean Way 279 28 YoungWillz 269 29 Kenny 248 30 Gooseberry Crumble 200 31 markb4 192 31 Bibliogryphon 192 33 Great Uncle Bulgaria 179 34 ThePrematureBurial 163 35 Pedro67 57

The Welsh side of my family. Left to right: My great grandmother (my mum's mum's mum), My great x2 grandmother and my great x2 uncle Bill. They were from Llanbradach, a small mining town near Pontypridd about 30 mins drive from Cardiff. My great x2 grandparents had a total of 16 children (11 of which lived to see adulthood). My great x2 grandfather worked in the mines and his wife owned a sweet shop.

We had 4 people reach the age of 104 on DeathList before: Rose Kennedy, Brooke Astor, Oscar Niemeyer and Luise Rainer. Oscar Niemeyer and Luise Rainer both died very shortly before their 105th, Rose Kennedy got halfway there and only Brooke Astor made it there and then 4 months.

Variety falls for the tricycle hoax. On her 104th birthday no photos of Olivia are anywhere to be seen. She could be in excellent health or bedridden and frail, we just can't know.

Imagine 2005 when Olivia de Havilland first showed up on the DL at age 88 and probably eveyone thought: "Yeah, what a great pick this very old lady is in this very year!"

Actress Linda Cristal has died according to this Facebook post:

Thanks all. I've been really lucky this time! Referred to the local mental health team, and as I'm in the system I've started new treatment called DBT. In fact in the most positive way, I've been using the sick period to study like crazy so the result is that my Doc at mental health team is seriously impressed with not only my actions but my progression. In other good news- it's made a massive link between my use of alcohol and my depression, so much so, I've not touched a drop since 31st May and whilst I'm not promising a totally ban for life I can honestly say, this is the longest I've not touched a drop for over 30 years. The big test will be the return to work in 10 days, but I have a few ideas for that. So all in all, positive etc.

1) I asked members if they were interested in me doing that thread and quite a few responded yes 2) I’ve been putting a lot of original research into that thread as the info isn’t readily available online. The biggest contribution you make is cut and pasting stories about obscure ppl from your Google news feed. Take a fucking seat.