Handrejka

Part two was on last night. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p060ms2h

I'll take a bet on Arthur Henry Charles.

Just out of curiosity as I've already put my team in, would you have accepted Jack The Ripper?

1. Emmeline Pankhurst 2. P.T Barnum 3. Arthur Conan Doyle 4. Edward Smith (Titanic Captain) 5. Rudolph Valentino 6. J.M Barrie 7.George Stephenson 8.King George V 9.Grigori Rasputin 10.William McKinley 11. George Mallory 12.Wilfred Owen 13. Vincent Van Gogh 14. Jane Austen 15. Alois Alzheimer 16. Fyodor Dostoyevsy 17. Claude Monet 18. Thomas Hardy 19. Leo Tolstoy 20. Lewis Carrol

A podcast about the Isdal Woman case which I think I've mentioned here a couple of times. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p060ms2h

Me neither. I thought it was a racehorse when I saw the thread.

That's a name?

Maybe, but Dale would have been in his 20s at the time and I can't imagine an overweight, narcoleptic 50 something would be anyone young man's choice for a lunchtime tryst no matter how unconventional his tastes. I could however see Jon Pertwee as a possibility. Anyway I've spent far too long already pondering on which two now dead men may have been fucking 40 odd years ago so I will leave it there, other than to say Lewis Collins put on a convincing camp voice a couple of times in The Professionals..

I have trouble imagining anybody wanting to sneak off at lunchtime to fuck Arthur Lowe.

Well quite. Who were you thinking of then?

Not the DeathList favourite? Actually, I did wonder if it might have been John Le Mesurier.

I thought Gareth Hunt but Peter Gilmore is a good call.

Yes, he was.

Tyner died last year, thought it's only just being reported. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Tyner

I like quite lot of N names, Nina, Naomi, Natasha, Nadia, Nicole (but not Nicola), L names Lorna, Laura, Lucy and K names Kirsten, Katrin, Katherine, Karen, Kirree (Manx for sheep but used a girls' name here) For men I like Gregory and Gregor (but not Greg), Roland, Alexander , Sebastian and one I'm very embarrassed about, Clive.