IKYWN
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Luckily I had the forethought to put the repulsive cave troll on my 09 list. I keep getting this awful recurring thought its going to have its death screened live on Channel 4 or sell the photo rights to Hello! magazine
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The mincing former Culture Club crooner, who now looks more like a hod-carrier, has been sentenced to fifteen months for handcuffing a rentboy. (Thought that sort of behaviour would have been par for the course really).
What's the odds on him being buggered to death or beaten to death while he's inside?
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Rumpole man John Mortimer has shuffled off the to the great courtroom in the sky
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Prisoner actor Patrick McGoohan has diedI don't believe it, a significant newsworthy death this year and the dead 'un wasn't on Eejit's Deathrace team. Whatever next?
"I am not a number, I am a stiff"
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My first hit on the DDP for 2009.
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Here's my list for 2009. i'm still hoping time cathes up with the surviving WW1 veterans. Colin Welland is a unique pick and I'm hoping Robbie Williams will provide us all with a laugh, as he's my joker
1. Henry Allingham
2. Ronnie Biggs
3. Fidel Castro
4. Kirk Douglas
5. Clive Dunn
6. Jade Goody
7. Mikhail Kalashnikov
8. Karl Malden
9. Patrick Moore
10. Harry Patch
11. Wendy Richard
12. J. D. Salinger
13. Helmut Schmidt
14. Ariel Sharon
15. William Stone
16. Patrick Swayze
17. Colin Welland Unique pick
18. Robbie Williams Joker
19. Anna Wing
20. Sir Norman Wisdom
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Singer, dancer and actress Eartha Kitt has died at age 81Must be something in the air today. Still a few hours to go as well
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I was wondering if Boy George would favour suicide over prison now he's been found guilty of chaining a rentboy to his bed. As sentencing is not till the middle of January, he might be worth a tout for early next year.
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Former BBC newsreader Jack Scott has diedWeatherman, not newsreader. Bet he didn't predict that one correctly
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Could they be releasing a new album now, channelled by a medium?
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Wendy Richard seems to be setting everyone up for her impending demise. Seems like a good call for next year.
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Richard Wright, founder member of Pink Floyd has died according to the BBC. No report as yetHere it is
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7617363.stm
Popped round to see Sid
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Richard Wright, founder member of Pink Floyd has died according to the BBC. No report as yet
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Its being reported that Isaac Hayes has been Shafted died. More as soon as I get it.[edit] here it is
Memphis Heart Clinic pulls healthy lifestyle ad featuring Isaac Hayes
Major figures always cark when I'm away on holiday. I've another eight days to go as well. Could be slaughter.
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My second hit on the DDP this year. I'm going on holiday on Thursday, usually someone famous dies while I'm away. I hope old Alex hasn't jumped the gun here.
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Emphysema did for my grandfather, though he was about eighty and had smoked for about seventy of those. He did linger on for quite a while though. We can only hope her hangers-on convince her to smoke more crack. Its a pity Pete Doherty hasn't taken a leaf out of Amy's book recently
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Should she add "Knockin' on Heavens's Door" to her setlist I wonder? It might be a bit off singing it at Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday concert though. However I doubt she'll see 90.
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He's not dead yet, but actor Kris Marshall is in intensive care with serious head injuries.
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Been sent to prison for 14 Weeks!About f*****g time.
Well he won't be playing that "biggest ever show" on the 26th now will he? Just my luck, taking him off the DDP list, only to have him buggered to death in the showers, won't it? At least there'll be plenty of drugs for him inside.
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Sky News has it
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30200-1309902,00.html
Sci-Fi Writer Arthur C. Clarke Dies
Updated:22:00, Tuesday March 18, 2008
The science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, who wrote more than 100 books including 2001: A Space Odyssey, has died in Sri Lanka at the age of 90, according to an aide.
Clarke, who had suffered since the 1960s from debilitating post-polio syndrome and sometimes used a wheelchair, died after suffering breathing problems, said the aide, Rohan De Silva.
Clarke lived in Sri Lanka, where he moved in 1956 after embarking on a study of the Great Barrier Reef.
He was regarded as far more than a science fiction writer.
He was credited with the concept of communications satellites in 1945, decades before they became a reality.
More to follow...
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If he's still breathing come the end of December, he's going on my list for sure. And a good few others no doubt. It seems that selecting several seemingly healthy Hollywood actors might be a good idea, on the basis that at least one might suffer an unexpected death in the following twelve months.
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Pancreatic cancer can be fatal very quickly if you have the wrong type. It seems no lucky sod managed to select him as a pick on the DDP, that could have been a unique pick. It seems strange that this has come out in the same week as Jeff Healey shuffling off. I wonder if the film Roadhouse has some sort of curse on it all of a sudden
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Yep it is a shame he was quite a good actor and quite a good looking one might I add.It is a waste.Deadly Fairy
Every year I t ry to think of some random person to use as my DDP joker. Why can I think of people like this?
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The folk singer, Shelagh McDonald, vanished in the early 1970s.Shelagh McDonald is alive and well and living in Edinburgh according to her Wiki page.
Jane Goodie
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I was thinking of sometime in May, but now I'd put my money on somewhere around March 8th. It would preferable if it could be a Sunday or a Monday, as that is the longest time to the next batch of Sunday tabloids and we might not have to suffer their awful bleating, as we would if the event occured later in the week.
Will the funeral be shown live on TV? Perhaps culminating in the hearse proceeding slowly along the A118 to Essex, while thousands of distraught OK readers shower it with bunches of flowers.