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I'll go with my first sub, William H. Webster

Thanks @TQR!! And apologies accepted, he has some good songs in my opinion but I understand not all of it is, ehm, perfect! Thanks to you as well @Book!! And I think that might be true, Perfect was the wedding song of my wife's uncle and aunt too back in 2018. We chose two songs for our wedding to reflect both of our tastes; an instrumental version of Show Yourself (Frozen II) and Mr. Blue Sky

My bad, I'll sort it out! I'm blaming my nostalgic rambling

Wow, this list of no1 hits takes me back. Most of them were released around the time when I met my (then) girlfriend, and multiple of them (yes, including Ed Sheeran) were sort-of anthems of our early relationship. Since then, we've graduated, both lost multiple loved ones, but also got our first appartment and registered our partnership last month, becoming husband and wife. Anyways, bye Despacito. 17/07/2024 29 Harry Styles — Sign Of The Times 24 Mike Posner — I Took A Pill In Ibiza 22 Clean Bandit — Rockabye 22 Camila Cabello ft. Young Thug — Havana 22 Little Mix — Shout Out To My Ex 22 Dua Lipa — New Rules +2 22 Ed Sheeran — Perfect +2 20 Shawn Mendes — Stitches 20 Zayn — Pillowtalk 20 Lukas Graham — 7 Years 20 Drake ft. Wizkid & Kyla — One Dance 20 Major Lazer ft. Justin Bieber & MØ — Cold Water 20 The Chainsmokers ft. Halsey — Closer 20 James Arthur — Say You Won’t Let Go 20 Clean Bandit ft. Zara Larsson — Symphony 20 DJ Khaled ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper & Lil Wayne — I’m The One 20 DJ Khaled ft. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller — Wild Thoughts 20 Calvin Harris ft. Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry & Big Sean — Feels 20 Taylor Swift — Look What You Made Me Do 20 Sam Smith — Too Good At Goodbyes 15 Post Malone ft. 21 Savage — Rockstar 12 Ed Sheeran — Shape Of You 12 Artists For Grenfell — Bridge Over Troubled Water 06 Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee ft. Justin Bieber — Despacito -6

While updating the 1922 residual game, I realised I hadn't updated this one in a while. 2,5 year after the 1921 residual game started, we've got our podium contenders. They are: - Agnes Keleti (Annami) - Ray Lawler (Bibliogryphon) - Dan Tolkowsky (Chilean Way) 4. Sir Anthony Epstein (Yvonne) 6th February 2024 5. Evelyn Witkin (ThereWillBeDeaths7) 8th July 2023 6. Françoise Gilot (Death Impends) 6th June 2023 7. Bill Butler (Marinisia) 5th April 2023

Mildred T. Stahlman's death means I'm out of this residual game. We're on to the final five: Rhoda Wurtele (Yvonne) Jose Sahagun de la Parra (Chilean Way) Rachel Robinson (LadyFiona) Ray Anthony (DoorSlammer) Roland Dumas (WEP) --- 6. Mildred T. Stahlman (ThereWillBeDeaths7) 30th June 2024 7. Micheline Presle (Torva Messor) 21st February 2024 8. Guy Stern (Summer in Transylvania) 7th December 2023 9. Norman Lear (MariNisia) 5th December 2023 10. John B. Goodenough (Bibliogryphon) 25th June 2023 11. Mordechai Bibi (Arghton) 5th February 2023.

I wonder if he'll be cremated...

Even if Carter doesn't outlive all of them, it won't be long before they're all gone. Goldschmidt was the youngest surviving one by almost a decade, having passed away four days shy of his 84th birthday. As you've shown, the other three are in their mid to late nineties and could realistically pass away at any moment. There are three living secretaries from the Ford administration as well; John Knebel (87), David Matthews (88) and Carla Hills (90). It wouldn't surprise me if they outlived Carters remaining secretaries as they're all slightly "younger".

Ton van Baars (1922) (CDA, 1980-1981; 1982-1986) seems to be the oldest living former member of the House of Representatives. While political databases state him to be alive, I can't really find any recent sources supporting this. Reehorst (PvdA, 1956-1967) was the last living representative who was in office during the cabinets of Wim Drees, who was a member of the PvdA as well. According to my research, the five earliest surviving Dutch representatives all came into office following the 1967 national elections or shortly thereafter: Elected at the Dutch elections of 1967: Nico Verlaan (1932) Boerenpartij: 1967-1971; independent: 1971 Minne Dijkstra (1937) D66: 1967-1972 Anneke Goudsmit (1933) D66: 1967-1974 Erwin Nypels (1933) D66: 1967-1972; 1974-1982; 1982-1989 First became a representative after the formation of the new cabinet De Jong: Hans Wiegel (1941) VVD: 1967-1971; 1971-1977; 1981-1982

Thanks, I've updated the list. Rita Kok (84) and Bianca Hoogendijk (64) are the only Dutch PM's significant others who are alive now.

George Koch as my new third sub, please.

She's Edit: actually, my bad. When I responded I was almost sure Biblio had been referred to as female in the past on here but can't find a trace of it anymore on the forum. My mind must've made a false connection; however I'm still on the young side to consider for your shortlists!

Congrats drol, a well deserved victory! Bringing down an immortal seemed like a Herculean task but for you it was super easy, barely an inconvenience!

I'll take Jayapataki Swami

News flash in the Netherlands: Dick Schoof (67) is the intended candidate of the incoming coalition to become prime minister. He has been secretary-general of the Ministry of Justice and Security since 2020. Schoof hasn't been active in politics up until this point and is not a member of a political party, but has been a longtime civil servant. In the last decade, he was National Coordinator for Security and Counterterrorism, 2013-2018 and Director-General of the General Intelligence and Security Service, 2018-2020. In the coming weeks, he'll select people for his cabinet (of course working together with the coalition leaders), the new cabinet is expected to be sworn in in the first week of July. A case of "I've heard the name, know the face, he usually doesn't come across as an idiot but I don't know what I can expect from him as a prime minister".