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Yes, I realised my mistake about Tom. I'm not the only one though, somewhere else actually reported his age this year as 76 and that got the fans into a panic, especially as the new series is starting soon. Apparently there is always a Doctor Who death just before a new series starts. I don't mean the regeneration scenes either.

I bet Catholic Priests love World Youth day.

I think old Cliff has a good few years left in him.

Not for Sandra Dee though. Oops

I hope Heather dies before either of them.What is it about that woman that is so unlikeable?

Someone was asking about the Maltses language. Here's a bit of info http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=MLS

Possibly.She certaily looks as if she has the dts alright.

Was on my list last year. Will be most annoyed if she goes this year.

Mollie is a stubborn old bugger. I've had her on my list for the past three years and she's still going. Wasn't she mistakenly reported as dead about 5 years ago?

Surprised, though I'm more surprised he wasn't on DDP at all.

Lynard Skyanrd plane crash happened on my first birthday. Share my birthday ie 20th October with Bela Lugosi , which is cool.

Hi If this isn't appropriate then feel free to delete Got this e-mail a while back from a friend. If everything in it is true then she sounds like a goo pick for next year - if she's makes it till then. Relevent bits towards the end http://uk.f862.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLette...head=&box=Inbox

Yeah. I had her for one of the livejournal dead pools I'm in, but not for DDP, damn it.

It's worse than that he's dead Jim. Died in 2004. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russ_Meyer

Friday, February 18, 2005 Posted: 10:08 AM EST (1508 GMT) MARINA DEL REY, California (AP) -- Samuel W. Alderson, the inventor of crash test dummies that are used to make cars, parachutes and other devices safer, has died. He was 90. Alderson died February 11 at home of complications from myelofibrosis, a bone marrow disorder, his son Jeremy said. He grew up tinkering in his father's custom sheet-metal shop, worked on various military technology and by 1952 had formed Alderson Research Labs. The company made anthropomorphic dummies for use by the military and NASA in testing ejection seats and parachutes. The dummies were built to approximate the weight and density of humans and hold data-gathering instruments. One type of dummy he developed measured radiation doses. There was little interest in his first automobile test dummy, he once said, until publication of Ralph Nader's consumer protection book "Unsafe at Any Speed" in 1965. The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act was passed a year later. Before creating dummies, he worked on missile guidance systems and helped develop a coating to enhance vision on submarine periscopes during World War II. He left his original company in 1973 to form a competing crash test dummy maker, and the two companies were dominant in the market until eventually merging in 1990 to form First Technology Safety Systems. In addition to son Jeremy, he is survived by another son, a sister and four grandchildren.

Prozac is green and yellow/white.

Prostitution?

Well put Anubis.

No one acted strangely when I arrived and I'm a girl.

How about Denis Healey for next year's list? He was born in 1917 so he's certainly getting on and he's sure to get an obit. Don't have any details of his health though.

I thought that was in resonse to weatherman. Sorry

Two Beatles are still with us too.

There are some people I have in other dead pools that I've not included in DDP Svetlana Stalin (should have choosen her would have been a unique pick), Deborah Kerr, Sandra Dee, Diego Marradona and other I just forgot, Mike Yarwood, Gunther Grass, John Mortimer, Ted Heath , Ian Paisley, Gerald Ford, Nany Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, Ian Brady Still there's always next year.

Oops. I'll have to read things more carefully now. I guess he's my Michael Bentine.

The death of the drummer in Sparks was in the paper today. Suicide. Don't think he was famous enough though.