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When he goes there may be TEARDROPS, we may even CRY JUST A LITTLE BIT, but smokin' on in the face of his health problems would be a ROCKIN' GOOD WAY to go.

Let's talk suicide/accident waiting to happen. If I could get 20-1 on the following I'd risk a few quid cos I think one might pay off next year. Michael Jackson - He can't hold out for ever and jail would be a dose of reality too far for him. Mike Tyson - In any other employment he'd have been sectioned years ago. Loose cannon on a major scale. Shane McGowan - Mentioned elsewhere here. He doesn't have to drink himself to death. Crossing roads is risky in his condition. Diego Maradonna - They might as well put 'death wish' as a caption on every press picture. There must be more

Honez, you fattist bitch. Fair put me off dunkin' my bag of donuts in that tub of whipped cream you did.

'Normal' was never on the job spec where being an author is concerned. But - like people who write hymns - the other odd uniting characteristic is their ability to survive into old age. Then again, as the Grim Reaper might say. 'You can run but you can't hide.'

Floyd Patterson - b 1935 - and the first man to regain the world heavyweight title isn't doing too well. His memory is all but gone. He might beat durable old Max to the final count.

Re the stroke.....yes. 1985 I think and it was a serious one. Since when he's done nothing on screen or stage.

He's not getting any younger. If there's a peace agreement in the North the shock alone might kill him.