MortalCaso

The sad thing is in 5-10 years when life goes on as normal and you crazies are proven crazy, you still won't believe it. On to the next conspiracy right? The "End Times" LMAO. What a joke.

April 26th has passed. 2 deaths listed on Wiki. Strange...

Just looks older, which most people do over a period of 14 years... Could he die soon? Sure, the average lifespan in the U.S for a man is 78.79 and he is 79. Not rocket science.

No point telling him anymore. The Cunt only posts three things. 1. Someone already posted that they didn't care to search for 2. Someone no one has heard of or cares about. 3. Complaints about others and their posting behavior (irony for the ages).

Not sure what thread to post this in. @TheSpinosaurus was the only mention of him on here. (Wiki) Kenneth E. Stumpf, a Vietnam Medal of Honor recipient, died April 23rd at age 77.

Replace Kane Tanaka with Pelé please and thank you. *Pretending this pool still exists*

Hilda Bernard reported dead. Pending QO she would be a DDP hit along with the Centenarians pool.

American Racehorse (Wiki) Midnight Bourbon has died at age 4 from GI issues.

Please put all the people in one post @Gisooo or post less people....The spam is a bit much

Reported death of (Wiki) Bob Latz. Local politician in Minnesota including State House Rep. from 1959-66 + Assistant AG from 1955-58

I'm a bit shocked honestly. 94 is an age where you can go anytime, but I hadn't seen any evidence she was sick or declining. I wonder if this may have been the primary reason of his 'retirement' from the 700 club a while back...

As @Sir Creep posted elsewhere, Zippy Chippy died April 16th. That means @arghton the three original horses from your post all died in 2022, the first two almost within a week of each other. All within four months, Popcorn at age 23 and the other two age 30. Ironically they died youngest to oldest...quite sad + interesting.

If one is a fan of Hockey/NHL or in particular the NY Islanders he is much more than just a normal hockey player. Hall of Fame, 4-time Stanley Cup winner, and widely considered one of the best of his generation. If he hadn't had his career cut short by injury, could have easily been one of the best to ever play.

"To play the hypothetical through, let's say Biden keels over tomorrow." I shall see myself out . You are right though @RoverAndOut. Thankfully it is highly unlikely

*Pushes up glasses* Technically Leahy hasn't ended his term yet so he would be President over Feinstein!

Takes quite a stretch of the mind to entertain this hypothetical. Looking through the history of U.S politics, and in particular the more modern period, it seems very long odds that this would ever happen. Mainly because it would require all of it to happen at a very rapid pace. Pelosi or Harris would have their position filled within a few weeks. That being said, the fact we even have to think about how our line of succession goes through people who are all around eighty (besides VP Harris we have 82 Pelosi, 79 Biden, and 88 Feinstein/82 Leahy)..... We don't have age nor term limits why again? Most federal government agencies have a mandatory retirement age, but not the people in charge of them!

Might be time to update this page.

At one point in the article it actually says this, "The episode was so unnerving that the lawmaker — who spoke to The Chronicle on condition they not be identified because of the sensitivity of the topic — began raising concerns with colleagues to see if some kind of intervention to persuade Feinstein to retire was possible. Feinstein’s term runs through the end of 2024. The conversation occurred several weeks before the death of her husband in February." Stories such as these have been coming out the last few years. Many rumors she has dementia or something similar. Could also be we shouldn't let a 88 year old work every single day in control of our government! IMO the Democrats have been slowly leaking information like this to try and force her retirement. It is clear she has refused up to this point. The recent death of her husband, as you mentioned, has likely made all this much worse. Grassley and her can go anytime now and I wouldn't lose any sleep...

I have decided to replace John Bartha with Clint Eastwood due to mystery surrounding whether he lives or not! Debated going with Antoñito Ruiz, but alas I shall pick my hero Mr. Eastwood. Thank you @Bibliogryphon

I have a case that might interest someone! Recently, I picked the film The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly as my selection into the 'Silver Screens Deadpool'. As one might suspect, not many actors from a movie that came out in 1966 are still living. One such actor still lurking about, or at least I thought, is named John Bartha. At the time of my post (within the last week) IMDb + wiki had not been updated to show a DOD. That would lead one to believe he either died off the radar, or is alive and kicking at 100+. Unless I am mistaken, which is possible, I can find no reason for a recent update showing that he died in 1991 at age 71 via IMDb. The man was born around 1920 in Hungary and supposedly moved to the U.S later in his life. The last film role I can find was 1981. I have linked his most relevant pages below. If someone can solve this riddle I would be thrilled! IMDb Wiki

Sad times. The American comedic world has seen some shocking losses in a very short amount of time. Unlike anything I can recall. Gilbert Gottfried (4/12/22) at age 67. Heart disease Louie Anderson (1/21/22) at age 68. Cancer Bob Saget (1/9/22) at age 65. Head trauma Norm Macdonald (9/14/22) at age 61. Cancer In less than 6 months all these hilarious people have passed. Sad thing is they were all friends, Saget/Gottfried/Macdonald especially. These are all people I knew and followed, as I'm sure many others did as well. RIP

I can agree with that

Disagree. We are one or two mutations away from 2020. We can't do much to stop it, but that also doesn't mean we should stop discussing it. If you can show me statistics saying someone with the common cold has similar chances of survival/death as COVID-19, you might have a point.

My first time as well: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) Jesús Guzmán John Bartha Rada Rassimov Risky pick as all of the above could be dead already. + Not going with Eastwood!