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That's a good race in itself: Jackson vs Jones.

Tears of a clown.

I nearly expected this to be a black metal legends poll, and expected people like Fenriz and Varg Vikernes. Aretha Franklin will go first however imo.

Guys, wanna meetup at Death Cafe? or we can just crash Clive Dunn's former residence

For a brief moment

oh, I completely missed that, stupid me...

1: Alan Alda 2: Jim Brown (american football player) 3: Ursula Andress 4: Glen Campbell 5: Albert Finney 6: Colin Meads 7: Richard Wilson (scottish actor) 8: John McCain 9: Silvio Berlusconi 10: Charlie Daniels 11: Peter Swan (footballer) 12: Elizabeth Dole

Doesn't look like it. I can only find a blog and his website that posted it.

Oh yeah, I forgot he had more hits in the UK, I usually go by US/Canada charts, which is why I also say Dexy's Midnight Runners is a one hit wonder, even though I think they had more in the UK (where they are from) and Men Without Hats, who had more in Canada (where they are from). Hell, even Mr Big had more hits in Canada and... wait you'll never guess.... JAPAN. Haha. Also, don't forget that Do The Kung-Fu is basically a straight recycling of Kung Fu Fighting

If Thom Yorke ever has a life threatening illness and get a on the DL, his caption will read "Disappeared Completely"

June Foray is dead. I'll edit this to mark it red tomorrow when I'm on the computer because I can't do it on mobile.

June Foray is dead for anybody that picked her. Cba to post link on mobile but it's posted a couple of topics.

Returning to the telly* He sounds fine, will definitely make it to 2018 and this isn't the first time I have expressed this but, one of the weaker picks for the list. So many better picks.

This was about a week ago Dreamt I saw an article that Gord Downie had died

G.I. Generation: 1) Norman Lloyd 2) Connie Sawyer 3) Jerry Maren 4) Kirk Douglas 5) George H.W Bush 6) Michael Anderson 7) Billy Graham 8) Herman Wouk 9) King Michael Of Romania 10)Robert Mugabe 11) Diana Athill 12) Anton Coppola 13) Jean of Luxembourg 14) I. M Pei 15) Jake Lamotta 16) Bob Dole 17) Stan Lee 18) Mary Wilson (Baroness Wilson) 19) Sheila Mercier 20) Peter Carrington Silent Generation: 1) Charlotte Rae 2) Thomas S. Monson 3) Rosalynn Carter 4) Barbara Bush 5) Jerry Lewis 6) June Brown 7)Sidney Poitier 8) Bruce Forsyth 9) Cloris Leachman 10) Dick Van Dyke 11)Nobby Stiles 12) Valerie Harper 13) Colin Meads 14) Clive James 15) Jimmy Greaves 16) Richard McKenzie (All In The Family) 17) Joe Jackson 18) Glen Campbell 19) Gordon Banks 20) Ian St John Baby Boom Generation: 1) Keith Richards 2) Christy Dignam 3) Shane MacGowan 4) Malcolm Young 5) Cher 6) Linda Nolan 7) Phil Collins 8) Freddie Starr 9) Charles Bradley 10)Tony Iommi 11) Ian Lavender 12) Graham Richardson (Australian Politician) 13) Kareem Adbul-Jabbar 14) Kenny Sansom 15) Eberhard van der Laan 16) Johnny Hallyday 17) Sharon (Percy) Rockefeller 18) Martin Peters 19)Rick Davies (of Supertramp) 20) Bobby Heenan jesus, Baby Boomers was harder than I thought.... Let me know if I messed up on something.

Thanks Joey for reminding me of that one. I'll make a team today/tomorrow for sure!

Just wondering am I still allowed to enter my picks right now? if so I'll put them here.If not ignore this message 1. Connie Sawyer (actress best known from Dumb And Dumber... That's where I remember her at least, she was the old lady Lloyd asks to watch his stuff and goes back to Harry crying "I got robbed by a sweet old lady") 2. Kirk Douglas 3. Anton Coppola 4. Olivia de Havilland 5. Norman Lloyd 6. Don Lusk (American animator known for animating classics such as Bambi, Alice In Wonderland (1951) and Pinocchio) 7. Diana Athill 8. Bea Wain 9. Mary Carlisle 10. June Foray Even if I still can't enter this it'll be good practice for when I start Deadpooling more in 2018!

It's alright, I nearly got the chance to see Midnight Oil live but just found out a couple of days ago the show was canceled

Thank you, I've always been interested in one hit wonders, especially ones like The Floaters and Carl Douglas from the 70s (of course, the 80s have the most of the one hit wonders)

jesus, I can only imagine.

Agreed. Whenever people see "ill" and "baby/infant/child" in the same sentence (maybe altered a little bit differently), it drives clicks to the article and all you get in response in the comments or whatever is those annoying brit middle aged moms who put x at the end of each sentence. By the way I'm not saying sending prayers to ones family is a bad thing, it's that the x's peeve me.

Cancer and my name is Larry...

I'm not sure if Charlie Gard was ever mentioned in this thread but: Charlie Gard's parents end legal fight as "time runs out" for 11 month old Charlie, who was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition. More in this article http://news.sky.com/story/parents-end-legal-fight-to-treat-charlie-gard-in-the-us-10959824 Shoutout to one of the related articles about police warning you that criminals could hack your kettle.

Probably the best place for that no-talent ass clown (sorry, Michael Bolton)

It probably wasn't, he has his tag as "Fried Chicken Enthusiast", and you know what they say about fried chicken: it goes right through ya.