Mike

Probably shouldn't go anywhere since its likely as good as bullshit

I could not have said it better myself!

8th death on the 8th day of the 8th month. as poetic as country music

Queen Anne of Romania dead at 92.

Looks like you made this at the right time, Susannah Mushatt Jones has just died, May 12th.

Worlds oldest living person, Susannah Mushatt Jones, has died at age 116. This now leaves Emma Morano as the last survivor of the 1800s. http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/worlds-oldest-person-dies-york-age-116-39083478

The guy clearly has something against his Grandmother.

Taking my day, ey?!

Feb 6th 2017

Trump has explained he will not partake in the final GOP debate before the first caucus. Trump explains that FOX moderators treat him unfairly and that he would prefer to have his own rally to raise money for Veterans than to debate. Trump still leads in the Republican Party, although only slightly ahead of Ted Cruz. The Iowa Caucuses take place on February 1st. Will Trump missing the debate hurt or help him?

There are still two remaining women from 1800s still alive. Susannah Mushatt Jones (b. 6 July 1899) Emma Morano (b. 29 November 1899) Any estimation or prediction on when these two lady will die?

Am I missing something? He's not dead yet!

Randomly scrolled up and down, landed on Harper Lee. I figured that could not be right so I replicated the science and landed on Harper Lee again. Cannot argue with science.

Here's a link: http://www.dailydemocrat.com/general-news/20151019/oakland-latino-activist-dominguita-velasco-dies-at-age-114/4 Haud the fort Zapata. Leandra Becerra Lumbreraras was a Mexican that was older than that. Again, if she was verified she would of been considered the oldest Mexican, however her case never received that verification.

Apparently Dominga Velasco (the oldest Mexican ever and seventh oldest living person) died on October 11.

Zsa Zsa will live.

October 2nd 2015.

I went with Zsa Zsa. Probably a dumb choice.

Ruth Newman is reportedly dead on August 1st. This leaves the 1906 San Francisco earthquake survivor count to William de Monte being the last known survivor. Who the fuck keeps track of that; how did you find it; what the fuck is going on on this big blue marble whilst it spins?,! SC Well the GRG keeps track of supercentenarians. (i.e Newman) And there have been several articles over the years published around the anniversary of the quake, this is a recent one: http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Victims-Survivors-of-1906-San-Francisco-Earthquake-Honored-300344371.html It notes both Newman and Del Monte being alive and the only reckoned survivors at the time of its publication.

I went for Crowe.

Ruth Newman is reportedly dead on August 1st. This leaves the 1906 San Francisco earthquake survivor count to William de Monte being the last known survivor.

Long live the silent film star Lupita! (sarcasm if you cannot tell)

Two new 110+ women have just been recently verified. Anonymous (15 March 1900) - Japan Ruth Newman (23 September 1901) - USA Both find their spot in the Top 10.

This is truly upsetting for me, was a giant inspiration to me for his immeasurable modesty. RIP.

3rd time? voting for Crowe.