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Yikes. Yeah she's a goner in 2023, if she makes it that far. Expect her to appear in the Drop 40.

Well you didn't say that in your post. We can't read your mind. Dim by name, dim by...

It must be hard to be wrong 100% of the time.

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The Smurfs Discogs Dutch novelty act, assembled by Pierre Kartner and centred around the popularity of the comic and television series of characters Father Abraham (aka Pierre Kartner) 11 Apr 1935 – 08 Nov 2022 (87) Obit 03/06/1978 The Smurf Song #2 Released as Father Abraham and The Smurfs 30/09/1978 Dippety Day #13 Released as Father Abraham and The Smurfs 02/12/1978 Christmas in Smurfland #19 NB: Can't seem to find who provided the voices of The Smurfs. Not too sure I want to know either. Forgot to update this one. Now done. The Grim Reaper's been busy, busy, busy.

Do you have evidence that Stacia recorded onto either of the above two singles?

Dan McCafferty 14 Oct 1946 – 08 Nov 2022 (76) Mirror obit Wiki UK hard rock and heavy metal singer-songwriter from Dunfermline, Scotland, lead singer of hard rock band Nazareth from 1968 to 2013 13/09/1975 Out of Time #41 The Boomtown Rats Wiki Irish rock band from Dublin, formed in 1975, lead singer Bob Geldof went on to form supergroup Band Aid, and subsequent Live Aid concerts, in aid of famine relief in Ethiopia, he was awarded a KBE in 1986 Pete Briquette 02 Jul 1954 – Living Gerry Cott 15 Oct 1954 – Living Simon Crowe 14 Apr 1955 – Living Johnnie Fingers 10 Sep 1956 – Living Bob Geldof 05 Oct 1951 – Living Garry Roberts 16 Jun 1950 – 08 Nov 2022 (72) BBC obit 27/08/1977 Looking After No. 1 #11 19/11/1977 Mary of the 4th Form #15 15/04/1978 She's So Modern #12 17/06/1978 Like Clockwork #6 14/10/1978 Rat Trap #1 21/07/1979 I Don't Like Mondays #1 Inspired by the Cleveland Elementary School shooting in the States 17/11/1979 Diamond Smiles #13 Hawkwind Wiki UK space rock band from Ladbroke Grove, London, formed in 1969, Lemmy was better known as the frontman of band Motörehead Dave Brock 20 Aug 1941 – Living Robert Calvert 09 Mar 1945 – 14 Aug 1988 (43) FindAGrave memorial Dell Dettmar 20 Apr 1947 – Living Dik Mik (aka Michael Davies) 1943 – 16 Nov 2017 (~74) Ultimate Classic Rock obit Simon King 12 Aug 1950 – Living Lemmy 24 Dec 1945 – 28 Dec 2015 (70) Guardian obit Nik Turner 26 Aug 1940 – 11 Nov 2022 (82) Obit 01/07/1972 Silver Machine #3 11/08/1973 Urban Guerrilla #39 21/10/1978 Silver Machine (re-release) #34 Updates...

Already updated Boomtown Rats. Will do Father Abraham when I get home.

Easiest way I can explain it to you is there are hereditary peers who inherit their titles after the previous holder (usually their father or brother) dies. These titles were all created between the 1300s and 1984. The easiest way to spot a hereditary peer is by their numbering e.g. “the 3rd Lord Monk Bretton” or “John Dodson, 3rd Baron Monk Bretton”. In 1958, a new law gave permission for the creation of “life peerages”. This allowed commoners to be given titles which would give them the right to sit in the House of Lords BUT when they die, so does the title. So it isn’t inherited, and thus these people are not part of the aristocracy. Nigel Jones is an example of a life peer. Today the House of Lords consists almost entirely of life peers. Of the ~800 members, less than 100 are hereditary peers. Around 1200 aristocratic families lost their right to sit in the House of Lords in 1999, when Tony Blair changed the law. However, they still retain their titles and their titles are still inherited once they die. Also, everyone with the title of “Earl”, “Viscount”, “Duke”, or “Marquess” is a hereditary peer (and thus an aristocrat) – these titles are all superior to “Lord/Baron”, with Duke being the highest title someone outside of the Royal family can hold. Does that help or is it still quite blurry?

The Times has revealed Jones’ cause of death. Went in for heart surgery. Died on the operating table.

Lord Jones of Cheltenham, or just Lord Jones. Not Lord Cheltenham. Also, already posted in Political Frailty by moi. Also, he’s not an aristocrat. Not like you to be off the mark gcreptile!

Nigel Jones, Baron Jones (wiki) dead at 74. Lib Dem MP for Cheltenham (1992–2005) and member of the House of Lords (since 2005). Annoying for the Libs as they've been told that they're not getting any new peers appointed for quite some time!

Here's her death record. She was 5 years older than she claimed to be. JARVINEN Carita Linda Sibbo 20/05/1938 - Issy-les-Moulineaux 29/01/2022 Permalien Naissance Nom Jarvinen Prénom(s) Carita Linda Sexe Féminin Date 20/05/1938 Commune Sibbo (99105) Pays Finlande (FIN) Décès Date 29/01/2022 Age 83 ans Commune Issy-les-Moulineaux (92040) Département 92 Pays France (FRA) Acte n° 46 Source INSEE fichier 2022-m02, ligne n°54775

Weird coincidence this one. All three surviving winners of the Boston Marathon from the 1950s died in the last few months. South Korean Ham Kee-yong (wiki) died yesterday, aged 92. He was the 1950 winner. Japan's Shigeki Tanaka (wiki) died in October, aged 91. He was the 1951 winner. Finland's Eino Oksanen (wiki) died in August, aged 91. He was the 1959 winner and 1961/1962 winner. The earliest living now is Belgian Aurèle Vandendriessche (wiki) who is 90 and was the 1963/1964 winner.

Australia's oldest Olympian, alpine skier Frank Prihoda (wiki) dead at 101.

Dead Solid Perfect still going nearly a year on from this post. Will turn 40 in January. The record for a thoroughbred racehorse was Tango Duke (42), who died way back in 1978.

Fred Hickman (wiki) reportedly dead at 66.

Can't find any solid confirmation yet, but tweet here saying that Karl Von Steiger (wiki) has died of congestive heart failure.

Let's not forget that Harry Landis died in September. He was in the show for two years. Elizabeth Kelly stands out as likely to go next. She'll be 102 in March and is the oldest cast member now by a country mile.

So good is your list @Drewsky1211, I think DL should just copy the whole thing directly for next year.

Michael Crick reporting that Sir David Butler (wiki) died today, aged 98. Edit: A unique DDP pick!

Deadline obit as confirmation.

Nah, @Sean is quite right. They're total loons. If you go onto the Just Stop Oil page on Twitter then click on the profiles of their top activists, you see from their own bios that they describe themselves as far left/communist/anarchist and want a revolution. They're genuinely nuts and their "climate armageddon is now" nonsense is pseudo science. It's not widely accepted amongst the scientific community. I'd have their organisation banned. The Home Office did it with Islam4UK. I don't see the difference. Both forms of domestic terrorism. If you block an ambulance taking a critical patient to the hospital and they die, that's terrorism. No doubt. The Government need to get tougher on them.

Don't you mean "her boyfriend"?