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Everything posted by TAFKAG
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Walter Seltzer, brother of Alka and producer of Godot's favourite film Soylent Green, has died in the US's equivalent of Brinsworth House at the ripe old age of 96.
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60s producer David F Friedman has died. Herschell Gordon Lewis is still alive and feasting on Friedman's brains.
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I wish my boss had a quarter of Mubarak's understanding and compassion when it comes to dealing with dissent in the ranks... Reports coming in suggest that Mubarak has fallen in to a coma and been airlifted to a hospital in Germany. Like al-Megrahi, he's either seconds from death or doing handsprings along the Sharm el-Sheikh promenade. Thank heavens we don't suffer the same media obfuscation with our own western celebrities like Zsa Zsa Gabor.
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Here's a handy plane crash thread that I'm sure can be adapted (and renamed?) for multi-purpose travel disaster use.
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Disney animator Bill Justice (Fantasia/Bambi) has died aged 97.
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These Englishmen are so keen to keep the ashes. Prescient. His nickname was The Boil.
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No surprise, he's gone.
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Have they talked about his health in the last couple of weeks? I haven't heard it mentioned, but I haven't been following 24/7 news either. Like Berlusconi and Gaddafi, his hair looks disconcertingly black for an OAP. So vain, these dictators.
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Monkees/Archies producer/publisher Don Kirshner dies. Did the Onion's Jackie Harvey write that piece?
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Jobs takes 'medical leave'.
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Trish Keenan, singer with Broadcast, in hospital with pneumonia. Wiki/twitter is suggesting she's dead.
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Audrey's finally sunk.
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Two years on, still acting and writing. And not happy with the BBC's upcoming Hattie 'muckraker', in which he's played by John Shuttleworth.
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Bullitt/Summer Holiday director Peter Yates has died. Who could forget that dramatic Cliff Richard double decker bus chase around the streets of Frisco.
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Pleads guilty, oddly enough. His wish list's back up, if you want to send him Killings: Folk Justice in the Upper South to read at his leisure over the next 40 years. Mind you, four suicide attempts and a hunger strike already...
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Mr Chips's finest moment, just before he went blind.
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Anyone thinking of a punt on the 90-year-old Duchess of Devonshire might be advised to hold fire, judging by this Newsnight interview (@30 mins).
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Looks like that's the end of Ron Santo on my Dream Team with the new rules; unless someone else picks him, he's guaranteed to be worth negative points... although if I had a dream about a dying US baseball or basketball player under the age of 18, I'dve struck gold. So I don't suppose there's any chance that if we submit our team early, we'll still get points if they die before the 25th? Ron Santo's dead. That must give Canadian Paul a chance of the DDP crown, obit pending. Can you dream one up, Paul?
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Scientists, Inventors And Techno Wizards
TAFKAG replied to maryportfuncity's topic in DeathList Forum
Some news on his health - he's dead. Someone probably stumbled on him accidentally. -
Not enough for the Dean of Southwark, apparently. I doubt if Rev Slee requested it for his funeral then.
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The aptly-named ex-colleague of Demjanjuk, Samuel Kunz, has avoided his trial by snuffing it.
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She did.
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He might be spared or he might die of natural causes before they get round to it. The DL committee could have its cake and eat it too.