Sir Creep

C.J. Fuller, the former Clemson running back part of the Tigers' 2016 national championship team, has died. He was 22. Fuller played at Clemson from 2015-2017 after redshirting his first season. He rushed for 599 yards and four touchdowns. Fuller had a 30-yard TD catch in a 31-0 Fiesta Bowl win over Ohio State. A week later, Fuller's 20-yard kickoff return started Clemson's game-winning drive in a 35-31 win over Alabama for the championship. SC

Fittlefeather! sounds like an interjection for if you get eliminated from this DP

Instead of ‘she’ how about putting her name to make it searchable?

French police have opened an investigation into the reported disappearance last month of Meng Hongwei, the Chinese head of the international police organization Interpol, sources close to the inquiry told European news outlets on Friday. Meng was last seen leaving for China from Interpol's headquarters in Lyon, southeast France, in late September, the source said. His wife reported him missing. SC

Suppose so. Seems healthy presently. And is immortal.

Can't be many Seattle Pilots left. I was but 7 years old but I attended the 1971 All Star Game in Detroit. So I guess I saw Pattin play in it.

I think your 'L' in html got away! lo....l http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/obituaries/ct-met-john-bryan-obit-20181003-story.html

Country music star Charlie Daniels expressed his concern for Christian Abercrombie on Twitter. I have Abercrombie in this 5-4-3-2-1 DP and I have Charlie Daniels as a unique Grammy winner selection in the Scavemger Hunt II. Is it possible this is the first time a person on one DP expressed concern for a person on another DP? SC

That one ages me ^^^^ doesn’t seem 20 years at all, more like half that

Former University of Virginia President Emeritus Robert O’Neil died Sunday at the age of 83 at his home in Washington D.C. O’Neil served as the sixth president from 1985 to 1990, along with teaching at the School of Law until 2007. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, four children and their families, and 13 – soon to be 14 – grandchildren. SC

Dr. Peter J. Fagan, a former priest and a clinical psychologist who had been director of the Sexual Behaviors Consultation Unit at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, died Saturday from multiple myeloma at his Fulton residence. He was 77. SC

Former Malaysia national badminton player, Tan Chee Tean, was killed in a car accident in Brno, Czech Republic on Saturday. Tan had left the Malaysian national set-up in February after six years with the programme, and was attempting to resurrect his career in Austria. The 24-year-old had taken part in the mixed doubles as an independent player in the Czech Republic Badminton Open and was on his way back to Austria when the accident occurred. SC

Former Columbia Pictures industry awards consultant Carlotta Florio Johnson died on Sept. 19 after suffering a stroke. Her age was not given. SC

Dafydd ap Gruffydd (age 45), the last independent ruler of Wales, was executed 735 years ago by King Edward I.

"En la cuenta..." did charon do the write-up? SC

There are literally 1000s of living WWII vets. I can post an obit if you like every third day if we are just going to post everyone who participated regardless of rank. Virtually every male over 90 was probably a WWII vet if you read through their obits. Discretion is the better part of valor. SC

Sure Book, but I think the point has been made. Your stats cover a mere 5 years, whereas a list from 25 years ago -- hard to pick any list of random 70 year olds who will live that long. Sure there may be an outlier or two, but 25 years later certainly 48 of 50 should be dead. SC

When life gives you testes like lemons, make lemonade.

Where can you access week by week historical data? I'm interested in 2016....

Speaking on behalf of all males, wouldn't you try to pop it?

Hope she cast that absentee ballot

Needless to say I've watched him like a hawk (meaning once a month I check in lol). He is forever brain damaged and probably the mind of a 2 year old. So 'getting better' a relative term I suppose. One of those 'may be best had he departed' kinda deals. But who am I to judge? SC

George Kolombatovich, who coached Columbia University fencers to five N.C.A.A. championships and taught sword fighting to cast members of “Otello,” “Carmen” and “Don Giovanni” at the Metropolitan Opera, died on Sept. 19 in a hospital in Sarasota, Fla. He was 72. The cause was complications of pneumonia, principally acute respiratory distress syndrome, his family said. Mr. Kolombatovich — whose first lessons came from his father — spent 32 years as the head coach or co-head coach of the Columbia fencing team, many of them with Aladar Kogler. During that time, Columbia’s program became one of the country’s strongest: About 150 of its fencers became All-Americans, 17 won N.C.A.A. titles and several qualified for the Olympics, including Erinn Smart. SC