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BBC Article from 2001: Vietnamese former president Le Duc Anh in irreversible coma and near death, confirmed by his family. Starting to suspect he is actually biologically immortal...

Let's try again: no.

NO! He can predict the future! He is my new God!

Last famous words. Congrats, mr. Crem what you wrote was not senseless at all.

No.

76 today! , last birthday to be more precise...

Manfred Eigen got the Nobel in Chemistry, not Physics.

89 today!

Only the quickest survives!

John Briggs, California senator dead at 88 A. Kumarathurai, Sri Lankan founder of Kumarapuram village, dead at 79

According to fellow boxer who visited him Eusebio Pedroza is better, awake, alert and all. Dead within the week.

Right now I can think of four people with a legit claim to celebrity who are completely on the brink of death: 1)Frank Robinson (1935): Though they said it's not so grim as it seemed, he is still in the late stages of illness and it can't be long. 2)Walter Jones (1943): In hospice car officially for breaking his hip, but he probably suffered from cancer for a log period. He is lasting quite long. 3)Eusebio Pedroza (1953): In hospital with pancreatic cancer, so he won't get out alive. Still, putting up a good fight, currently "stable" according to family. 4)Sam Lloyd (1963): Probably in the worst situation a man can be. It is not imminent, but he will never see summer.

No need to worry! In a few years Pope Benedict will be old enough to be on the game!

FTFY. Yes, when I was young the 118th element was ununoctium, then they really synthesized it and now it is Oganesson.

You thought about it because Kristoff St. John died, right?

Again today... what the fuck is happening to the Reaper?

That's a concrete possibility. Especially since those bastards are keeping Stirling Moss' s and Nobby Stiles's bodies stuffed in a fridge.

Actually his death was announced in November. Only Chinese obits though, American are just slow. But his family did not withhold it.

Yes, 3 February 2009. Check your dates, SC.

There is not a right place for a thread like this.

Huge drought.

Again no one today.

Though I can't find it now, I remember last year a team (maybe Not gone yet, but still forgotten) picked a very obscure Mongolian historian born around 1921 and I could not find anything about him. Well, a Mogolian historian aged 98 has died on January 16th. Is that him? Probably the most obscure pick in DDP history.