ThereWillBeDeaths7

Is it just me or does he sound somewhat out of breath?

Guillermo Rodriguez Lara

Whoops, honestly didn't know! Phillips has been hanging on for so long he probably has a philosopher's stone somewhere a la Nicholas Flamel, while Smith and Glover show no signs of detoriation but then, so did Dumbledore right before his health went down quite literally

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) Leslie Phillips Julian Glover Maggie Smith

Not Pelé you say? Let it be... Leslie Phillips!

Keep trying to vote for Frank Field only to remember he wasn't selected. So... Ding dong death!

Congrats @Philip , the only one picking Estelle without also picking the complete field of candidates like the other 3!

Have been some health rumours about him in recent years but nothing substantial. Can't remember the last time I've seen him on tv and while that's a good thing music-wise, it could be something age or health related.

Weatherman Piet Paulusma (65) has passed away from cancer today. Began reporting the weather on regional Frisian tv in 1985 and nationally since 1996 until his death. He always closed his reports with the Frisian saying oant moarn! Meaning as much as "see you tomorrow", and becoming his trademark. While it was reported he was hospitalised a couple of years ago, no news regarding his health had been disclosed publicly and as such his death has come as a shock to many. He was certainly one of the most well known weathermen of the country, and generally well liked (I would call this the most notable Dutch death of 2022 so far).

I tend to start with GRAPE. Those are great starters as well.

Got today's Wordle in a rare 3 guesses - fewest since I started about two weeks ago

Submitted a somewhat outlandish team just in case a miracle happens, which probably contributed to some of my selections

Jim Inhofe, Senator from Oklahoma (Corrected spelling to aid the search engine)

QO or not, I'd say this pretty much seals the deal, well played @MariNisia

I'm quite sure it's a joke about her endstage Alzheimer's