Dr Hackenslash

Just hours to go... I'm moist with anticipation. Just hope enough of them cark it...

My thoughts now are what they were then - that woman asking the questions was a bleeding-heart liberal who should have been shot

As and when you know the Doc's team why not just get a friend to pick one of his picks and put it in their team The problem would be is that nearly all of my picks are so odd, to be honest, that it would be blatant Great idea having a DP where all the picks need is an entry on Wikipedia...

I'm hoping I've managed the most odd "Team Theme" of the lot too. My theme is "The picks are all unique picks" Yeah, but there's four days to go. Good luck hangin' on to the uniqueness of them picks Dr Hack. Trust me, I wouldn't even attempt it unless some of my picks were so stupidly obscure...

I'm hoping I've managed the most odd "Team Theme" of the lot too. My theme is "The picks are all unique picks"

Well, I've entered and I'm very confident this time...

http://percysposts.blogspot.com/ Ernie Ladd has passed away. He was 68 and had cancer since 2004. Looking like a bad year for wrestlers, so far...

I'm freeeeeee..... ......zing in the morgue...

Or a couple more train stops across the border

The first you have my full support, but as for the second...

Gen. 5:24 Enoch walked with God; then he was no more, because God took him away. Enoch never died, so surely he has the record

Just checked the new rules: This year, "Theme Teams," or teams in which all the picks have something in common, are given an automatic bonus of three points if and when the team's first pick dies. Examples of such teams include "Picks are all from India", "Picks all suffer from stomach cancer", or "Picks all were orphans". There are endless possibilities, but I may deny your request if your team is too common, such as "Picks are all from the United States". Theme teams are just a fun way to perhaps edge out someone in the event of a tie with a few extra points. So picks from India are acceptable but from the USA not. Erm...does India not have a far bigger population?

I can personally vouch for Oompah Loompah Rusty Goffe, not that I should really be too proud about that. Had dealings with him when he was the bouncing weather dwarf on Live TV... Edit to add: It's worth keeping an eye on Rusty's web page - Wonka meet pictures are uploaded, etc. http://freespace.virgin.net/rusty.goffe/Index.htm

Are you thinking of joining? There has only ever been one actual post

No, you're right. I may have been drinking. Apologies.

http://www.wikitruth.info/index.php?title=...d:Brian_Peppers Surely he must be a good shout?

Martin O'Neill... Good job Villa didn't make the FA Cup final as the Queen will be there. An evil, evil man and the sooner Villa fans realise he was turned down for the England job because the FA were shown a dossier on his background, the better...

A unique look Always get a few ex-wrestlers dying young each year. Better odds than Roddy Piper, too [Posts moved -- MH]

http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/bambampasses Bam Bam Bigelow passes away Written: January 20, 2007 WWE.com has learned that former WWE Superstar Scott "Bam Bam" Bigelow has passed away in Florida. Kevin Doll, the Public Information Director for the Pasco County Sheriff's Office confirmed that Bigelow was found dead early this morning in his home in Hudson, Fla. "We can confirm that Scott Bigelow was found in his home this morning. At this time the cause of death is unknown," Doll told WWE.com. Doll also confirmed that the Pasco-Pinellas Counties medical examiner has taken the body and an autopsy will be performed. Bigelow, 45, worked for WWE, ECW and WCW extensively throughout his 20-year sports-entertainment career. A former ECW Champion, ECW Television Champion and WCW Tag Team Champion, he is perhaps best known for his rivalry with Lawrence Taylor that culminated in the main event of WrestleMania XI in 1995. Stay tuned to WWE.com as more on Bigelow's passing becomes available.

Can only find rehashes of what we already know. A few "obit-style" pages coming through, in waiting, though.

The deal works out at him earning £492,000 (plus a bit more) a week for the next five years. Not bad, eh?

English and Arsenal...hmmm...

The man has a point - suggesting his faculties are still sharp enough. Even if they'd aired this episode at a survivable time on BBC3 and also its graveyard slot on the main channel, that would have been an improvement on this. I mean, there's loads of deadpickers want to keep an eye on Patrick! I saw it and he looked in pretty good nick. Shaved parts of his head, by the looks of it, too

what a top-notch athlete. Unable to compete in an event which requires perhaps as little physical motion as any. Notice I'm avoiding the use of the word "sport", which darts isn't. Remember, if people can, and regularly do, smoke during the activity, then it's not a sport. I'm not too sure about that definition. You could quite easily smoke playing cricket, depending on where you were fielding, and Richard Bryant used to smoke while bowling. Snooker is surely a sport, and you can smoke, and Sir Jimmy Savile smokes cigars while running the marathon.

Could be set for one of the most baffling deaths in some time...