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Posts posted by The Old Crem
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Still May 1st.
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3 minutes ago, YoungWillz said:Sent home.
After seemingly infecting some of his cabinet and his Chief Medical Officer, his delay and herd immunity and failure to adequately PPE folk up leading to deaths, watching the guy in the next bed to him die while he is fussed over....
Any other leader in any other time would be gone. But gawd love the British, they do like their clowns....
He is now more popular than any pm since Churchil
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According to Jack Dee he had been told he was ill but was informed he was recovering - seems to be a pattern of recovery then death from it.
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2 minutes ago, CoffinLodger said:Another piece of my childhood ripped away. Who would have thought he would go before Bill Oddie. Does he get the title of most famous British person to die of corona or is it still Eddie Large? Corona is not goodie.It's very baddie
Probally him due to having a level of international fame - the obit's mention how the Goodies was a big hits in Australia and New Zealand.
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16 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:BBC Radio 2 just announced the death of comedian Tim Brooke-Taylor OBE at the age of 79.
Apparently he had tested positive for COVID-19.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52262490
BBC Obit.
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Still going for Vera.
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Sad news RIP.
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https://www.ilgiorno.it/milano/cronaca/morto-la-rosa-1.5100371
Francesco La Rosa who played in the Italian football Squad at the 1952 Olympics has died from Covid-19 aged 93.
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6 hours ago, Death Impends said:Browsing NYTimes's coronavirus obituaries section and I noticed they had William Frankland there. That makes three then.
Just looked on there and he is not on there.
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1 hour ago, Ulitzer95 said:
You're quite right. Apologies.
Confusing. Their article from tonight says nothing of the sort and none of the other papers have picked up on it.
I wonder if they got the scoop or if they're exaggerating?Well it is the star so could be either.
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1 minute ago, Ulitzer95 said:
That status says nothing of the sort?
Is it fair to say you just misquoted the story and exaggerated it 10 fold?Look in the text of the article on the tweet - it calls him seriously ill in it.
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41 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:
Here is an article from them published in the last hour.
Says nothing about him being "seriously ill" or "fighting for his life".
In fact, it sounds like he's okay. Where did you see this @The Old Crem?? -
13 minutes ago, CoffinLodger said:Boris Johnson says his life was saved by hospital staff..https://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnson-i-owe-doctors-and-nurses-my-life-after-coronavirus-treatment-11972103 Is it possible that this has been such a life changing event that he might decide to resign as PM and do something else with his life, spend more time with his new baby and fiance? Or am I being ridiculously naieve?
Unlikely but who knows, it might have made him realise the job is not for him.
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Released from Hospital today and still showing no symptoms so has resumed his newspaper column.
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Described by the Star on Sunday as having been seriously ill and fighting for his life this week.
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Sunday - 903.
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5 minutes ago, msc said:76 last October.
And I am not sure how well he has been recently.
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9 minutes ago, Fergie86 said:If he isn’t showing signs I think he will be to be honest, wonder what he was in hospital for originally that might be more of an indicator to his overall health.
Antibiotics for an infection - not sure how at the moment you would be admitted for that unless you in danger if you don't get it.
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3rd April
Albert Uderzo
Valerie Pettit
Reverend Joseph Lowery
Julie Felix
10th April
Dr Bill Frankland
John Tydeman
The Marquess of Bath (Alexander Thynne)
Honor Blackman.
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Some Liverpool supporting journalists seem quite upset on twitter for some reason.
Scientists, Inventors And Techno Wizards
in DeathList Forum
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I presume a live blog on a DDP site is good enough for that game if a pick died and that was needed. The Guardian will probably give him a proper write up soon.
The Times and The Telegraph will surely give him a proper writeup in time