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Thats the truth. It's not so much the Hillsborough thing it's the lying. These things have a way of growing irrespective of the topic. When they can't issue a straightforward denial and kill it it leaves them open to any other mud that gets flung (the false address is another example). Yes, but the mention of Hillsborough just makes me switch off. It's surrounded by so much ill-feeling, finger-pointing and mudslinging. I don't know why anybody would claim to be there if they were not, and I don't know why anyone would care if they were or not. OK, focus on the fact he filled in his nomination form with a false address which is illegal. Stoke should be an open goal for UKIP but their incompetence could let them down.

Mid-table obscurity, very respectable.

Billy Davies is the bookies favourite http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/article/165/10763215/billy-davies-early-favourite-in-sky-bet-next-rangers-manager-market Managing Rangers is preferbale to rocking back and forth on a chair frothing at the mouth presumably.

Her majesty is secretly attending the Emirates today. See if you can spot her in the crowd. But just to be clear, she's not a gooner.

Barry Foster popped his clogs this day 15 years ago, aged 74.

Gary Locke went a couple of days ago apparently http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38902005

Thats the truth. It's not so much the Hillsborough thing it's the lying. These things have a way of growing irrespective of the topic. When they can't issue a straightforward denial and kill it it leaves them open to any other mud that gets flung (the false address is another example).

UKIP have a history of incompetence. This could hurt them in Stoke https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/feb/10/ukip-leader-paul-nuttall-denies-lying-about-being-at-hillsborough-disaster

He's playing to his core constituency. I try to do what I said and the liberal judges try to block me. Give me more power and i'll get things done.

Widower unless I'm missing something. Or he was missing something! More than his buttocks were smooth perhaps.

This is Andy Warhol 15 mins of fame stuff. In a world where whosit from Made in Wherever gets on a game show with people watching other people watching people on TV who's to say who's a celebrity.

Widower unless I'm missing something.

Are we sure that was all there was, or all that the police recovered? Or indeed all that the police say they recovered? Funnily enough it's snowing here.

He could die this year, he could go on two years. He was never a dead cert. Dead certs on the list are Christie, Downie, Bracknell, Michael and they still could make the year (well, not all of them for sure...) You're definition of dead cert then is somone who could die sooner than people who aren't dead certs but not definitely.

It's an enigmatic programme,

No one, which is why......I need open goals in the Deathlist Cup.

Passed over for a Nazi! I suspect Parfitt will not make it now.

Today Her Majesty and Baron Greenwich are at the Rotyal Observatory to charge up on the ley lines.

No, alien lizards live to be 150 on average.

Sick website wants to ban free speech, shocker.

??? According to science, everything that happens obeys the laws of nature. In fact, the medieval Cartesian view that there is a ghost with causal powers in the brain-machine is currently regarded as ridiculous by scientists. No death is a tragedy since everything that happens obeys the laws of nature. Cartesian relates to Descartes 17th Century; medieval 5-15th Century.

Dave Van Ronk put down his pick for the last time this day 15 years ago, aged 65.

I agree on Parfitt, but Adams did shitloads for BBC Radio, that an archive piece can be played any quiet week. There was a five month delay once, but I can't mind who off the top of my head. Indeed harsh on Parfitt who on being a recognised name and face was enough of a national figure to trump much Last Word fodder. Strangely for a man who's riffing was reliable and precise the timing of his death was very bad. It wasn't whatever he wanted.

Define useless.

I agree on Parfitt, but Adams did shitloads for BBC Radio, that an archive piece can be played any quiet week. There was a five month delay once, but I can't mind who off the top of my head. There are no rules, which is why it's difficult to predict. It's not about obituraries it's about celebrating lives.