Typhoid Harry

Something like that. But fun, eh?

He, he, five pound word alert, he said pulchritude...

He was the mayor!

"Stumble" is the right word. Was sent an email that connected me to the base site and was just "looking around".

Um, with the weatherkid gone, I'm going to assume we're all adults here... Strangely enough, a mouse works much better than a touch pad. Oh, the irony of it all. Adults Only http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/180106

, um...

Okay, so this guy HAS to qualify. I've actually seen The Wizard of Oz on television in the UK. (Granted, it was in the early 80's.)

Okay, I wasn't going to mention this, but T4H (the only abbreviation I could think of) had to go with the "Atlantic Syndrome". http://www.opengolf.com/news/displayNewsItem.sps?id=60003825 "For the second year running an unknown American has walked away with The Open Championship." Must be "Atlantic Syndrome"!

One worth noting, if only for the less than noteworthys... http://www.lifeinlegacy.com/

http://www.guardian.co.uk/obituaries/story...1264022,00.html

Huh?

http://www.plur.net/thisland.html Funny.

Does anyone remember the old joke about the couple walking through the cemetery in Germany (Austria?) and hearing some eerie music? The bloke comments that it sounds like "Grosse Fuge" played backwards, and the gravedigger comes along and says, "Oh, that's just Beethoven, he's decomposing."

The Grave Open? The Mortality (Pari-) Mutuel? The Stupor Bowl? The Coffin Cup?

Hey DWB, If you do exhume the rascal, don't forget your camera!

That's always been one of my favorite jokes.

You know, I'm so naive sometimes, I never even considered a hoax. If you go into the page a bit they are pretty serious in their explanations... Oh, well, maybe I put to much faith in people.

And even I have heard of this guy... http://www.opinion.telegraph.co.uk/news/ma...7/12/db1203.xml

Probably not going to pass the test, but at least he was one of yours... http://www.opinion.telegraph.co.uk/news/ma...7/13/db1303.xml

How's Ringo doing these days? http://entertainment.news.com.au/common/st...E%5Enbv,00.html This could start an interesting court battle...

Things to do while waiting for death, how about watching someone who's already dead? http://www.seemerot.com/cams.htm

She's swirling around the bath tub of life, caught up in the whirlpool and heading directly for the drain...

Yeah, Anubis, I thought so too, quite elaborate. On the other hand (you have different fingers?), has anyone ever heard of this guy, or is he just one of those high society (yes, we've heard of Le Rosey in the states) types? Also, why does the Telegraph print such a long obit on him?

Well, then I doubt this one passes the fame test, but he certainly gets the "longest link" award... http://www.opinion.telegraph.co.uk/news/ma...7/10/db1002.xml The way it appears in the post is misleading, look at the actual URL when it comes up.

I'm a bit stunned by that, Night. Can I get a witness over here? They never re-broadcast The Jeffersons in the UK?