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    2 hours ago, roaming_comrade said:

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    Dont forget that Khamtai Siphandone is still alive 1.75 years after this picture, everything is still possible.

    Sure this isn't a promo for Grey's Anatomy season 64? 

    What do you make of the new interns, doctor Webber? 

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    3 hours ago, Senis said:

    So he really surprised. However, objectively, the chances of a 99-year-old person staying in hospice for 8 months to survive another 12 months are small.

    Yeah, it's just not going to happen. He for sure is one of the immortals now, and you kind of expect him to just keep going. But realistically..

     

    I found another picture of him from the peanut event thing, and he does look like someone receiving hospice care... seeing 2024 will be a stretch I think.

     

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    12 hours ago, Life Is Beautiful said:

     

    The first picture of a US president at 98, and probably the only one in our lifetime. 

    I would be surprised if Clinton made 98, and Biden also seems to be getting a little frail. I can see Dubya making it though.

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    On 14/09/2022 at 13:04, The Daredevil said:

    The “great” James Watson will also be 95 next year, and so will Ethel Kennedy, Paul Dooley and James Ivory. 

     

    Many new solid DL candidates from 1928 to consider. 

    Watson is a must for next year. Big name in science, plus the casual racist title is vacant..

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    17 minutes ago, JustPassingThrough said:

    On a side note, I do wonder what in particular did happen? There's been much talk of circulatory issues, and I think the suggestion someone made yesterday (so about 20 pages ago) that she had a TIA last year is very plausible. Perhaps she had a more damaging stroke?

    A serious stroke is plausible, especially since she was kind of ok a few days ago.

     

    And in that scenario it is not impossible she will live on for some time, although she will probably be incapacitated since the situation is clearly grave. 

     

    My grandfather lived on for almost two years after a debilitating stroke, although I wouldn't wish the way he was in on my worst enemy..

     

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  10. Posted

    On 30/06/2022 at 20:34, I.R.Baboon said:

    He sure is Deathlist-material. His remarks remind me of Johannes Heesters, who was interviewed just before his 105th birthday and said Adolf Hitler was a kind guy. Trying to tone it down by saying 'well, to me he was' didn't really work out. 

    To be honest I always thought that was a bit unfair to Heesters.. The question he was asked (in Dutch, a language he no longer spoke well after so many years in Germany) was about what Hitler was like personally. He wasn't asked about his views on the nazi era, but about what Heesters thought of him when he met Hitler back then.. It really feels like a setup when you watch the clip.

     

    What a trainwreck of an interview with Ecclestone. Holy shit :blink: 

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    3 minutes ago, Death Impends said:

    Yes, but his mother (Kirk's first wife) was already dead by then.

    Interesting. I never knew Anne Buydens wasn't his mother. Sorry :duck:

     

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    4 minutes ago, Putin said:

    Just realised he and Rosalynn's son Jack Carter turned 75 years yesterday.

    Made me think if it Is any other people notable couple that both has lived to see their son/ daughter live to 75, or vice versa

    Michael Douglas was 75 when Kirk died.

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    On 10/02/2020 at 10:34, DevonDeathTrip said:

    The latest edition of the National Enquirer boldly predicts the carona death toll will be 65 million.

    Who would have thought two years ago.. Current global death toll sits around 6,2 million. So they were off by only 90%! Which for National Enquirer standards, is pretty damn impressive.

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    19 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:


    Performed with Gaga on the Late Show last night, so not quite done with performing yet. Just gigs it would seem.

     

    He sounds great, looks awful. Also seems to have no idea what’s going on.

    That's not a new performance, but one of the songs they did back in August. 

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    On 04/10/2021 at 22:57, Bentrovato said:

    Tony Bennett doesn't know he has Alzheimer's (msn.com)

     

    I just watched this clip from 60 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNrvXw9juNs&ab_channel=60Minutes

    Really quite emotional viewing. It is incredible to watch him turn into the performer he used to be as soon as the music starts or the curtain is raised. It is also touching to see him remember Lady Gaga's name when she walks on stage, and how much it means to her. 

     

    But the bottom line for us is: although he is physically quite fit for a 95 year-old and his voice is incredible for someone that old, his Alzheimer's is more advanced than I thought. 

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