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https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Jelínek_(calciatore_1941) https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Jelínek_(calciatore_1946) That's hilarious. An editor on the Jelinek en.wiki page said that there had to be two because there's it.wiki pages for both. Having looked over them just now, it's obviously the same guy. I actually did look up Josef Jelineks in Florida earlier. There aren't any born in 1946 at all, but there is one born in 1941, which I figured added some credibility to the idea the actual guy moved. But if the fraudster is claiming to be born well after the real one, where does he actually live? And why is he frauding as this guy anyway?

Okay, so per his WP page, it seems that the error is that there were two players born in the 1940s named Josef Jelinek and they've generally been assumed to be the same guy up until now. I could be wrong, but I think the WC player really is dead, but the obits mistakenly attributed a longer career to him from a guy who played in America for the Cosmos and is still living.

Neale Fraser dead at 91.

Josef Jelinek alive at 83.

It's not.

Marshall Brickman, the Woodman's Oscar-winning co-writer on Sleeper, Annie Hall, Manhattan, and Manhattan Murder Mystery, dead at 85.

Lou Carnesecca is a hit for ladyfiona. New round: 1924: Art Schallock / Polly Allen Mellen 1925: Lester Crown / Martha Firestone Ford 1926: Charles Dolan / Stella Hackel Sims 1927: Fred Risser / Leontyne Price 1928: Sidney Kimmel / Pilar Pallete 1929: Jerry Adler / Vikki Dougan 1930: Ion Iliescu / Taina Elg 1931: Mack Mattingly / Ann Roth 1932: Bob Pettit / Jenny Craig 1933: Michael Parenti / Joycelyn Elders

Lou Carnesecca dead at 99.

Dead

It was probably just a loud minority, or cope. Even if you're someone who absolutely hates Harris, it's hard to argue against the idea that she had a much better chance of beating Trump than a half-dead Biden. Yet most people on this site weren't convinced she was going to win by the end, so this doesn't suggest they would've said the same about Biden in early 2024 when he was doing worse by pretty much every metric. I'm sure if there'd been a poll of the average user on this site, they wouldn't have said Biden was the favorite. I think there's more evidence that the archetypical Trump-only voter is more of a Trump-D/L downballot voter. Lake lost because something like 100k Trump voters also voted for Gallego. If there was a massive contingency of people who went Trump-blank, she'd have won given she outperformed Harris. There are states like Texas where 150k Trump voters voted for the Democrat in the Senate race. Trump was generally perceived as the more moderate option this time around, and his campaign was heavily built around how great it is that a bunch of Democrats now support him (Musk, RFK, Tulsi, so on). As far as Republicans go, Trump comes across as pretty liberal (he is basically an atheist, he clearly has no strong feeling on gay rights and abortion, and he put a PRO Act supporter in his cabinet). This is basically the sentiment you have in your post already, but as I said after the election, Trump is absolutely the high point of the "Cool GOP", because he's a wacky guy and not your average stodgy social conservative. Can you imagine, I dunno, Glenn Youngkin being feted like a king at UFC matches and athletes doing a celebratory Glenn Youngkin dance? Not gonna happen.

Here's Redford from this September. I don't think he's declined much for 88. Probably more on the radar for the 2027 DeathList.

Jim Abrahams, co-writer/director of Airplane and Naked Gun, dead at 80.

Joel Grey seems very healthy for a 92-year-old, I wouldn't call him frail at all. He still walks without a cane and just wrote a long NYT op-ed a few days ago. I think he'll probably make his mid-90s. (He's still pretty active. Maybe someone could make him a thread?) I agree with everyone's suggestions for Tippi Hedren and Eva Marie Saint, obviously. I'm 50/50 on Valli. He looks horrible onstage, but he seems pretty physically fit otherwise. Given he has tour dates planned well into 2025, I wouldn't be opposed to waiting a year. I see everyone mentioning John Williams. Agreeable enough, but can I suggest Lalo Schifrin, too? He hasn't appeared in public in 5+ years, and he was in a wheelchair then. There are a few film score forum threads out there that suggest he's not in great health. Wild cards: James Baker, maybe? He hasn't been as active since his injury, and he'll be 95. Granted, SoS clearly has life-enhancing powers. Given the committee loves geriatric TV, also worth noting that Max Baer Jr. has returned autographs with an "unable to sign at this stage in his life" message as of 2023. Also, I suggested Louis Gossett Jr., Dabney Coleman, M. Emmet Walsh, and Joe Don Baker for 2024. Thus, they should add Joe Don Baker.

1924: Art Schallock / Polly Allen Mellen 1925: Lester Crown / Martha Firestone Ford 1926: Charles Dolan / Stella Hackel Sims 1927: Fred Risser / Leontyne Price 1928: Sidney Kimmel / Pilar Pallete 1929: Jerry Adler / Vikki Dougan 1930: Ion Iliescu / Taina Elg 1931: Mack Mattingly / Ann Roth 1932: Bob Pettit / Jenny Craig 1933: Michael Parenti / Joycelyn Elders Congrats DS

Premature? The source is a facebook post writing about his "impending passing" and that "Andy is leaving us". The only tweets from today are about how he is in hospice. I mean, I'm sure he's probably 99% dead, but better safe than sorry.