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Despite the hyperbolic language in the heading, that article doesn't suggest there's anything wrong with her other than ongoing back issues.

Updated for the death of one hit wonder Timmy Thomas.

American educator Leo Marx (wiki) dead at 102. NY Times obit Picked by several teams in the Centenarian pool.

Weren't the West German team younger by comparison though?

That's true, though it was still give or take in many instances for the next decade or so. Kenny Everett died in 1995. Notable names were still dropping from it as far down the line and the late 90s/very early 00s I recall. Whilst we're on this subject, a few years ago (3-4 maybe?) there was a story about the first known person with HIV to reach 100. Did we ever find out what happened to said person?

"Passed away suddenly while on holiday in Barbados". Well his last tweet is from January 5th moaning that he "spent a small fortune" on root canal treatment. Poor dental health in the roots is linked to cardiac issues so there's that. Turned out to be a bit of a waste of money, eh?

It's not pretty crazy. He's only 62! He would've been picked for DeathList in the early 90s because in 1991 he announced he had HIV. Back then it was 50/50 as to whether it became AIDS and killed you, but in the space of just a few years medications for HIV drastically improved, so Johnson was likely out of trouble by that point, and pretty much still is. Nowadays, for anyone who knows their HIV status, lives a healthy lifestyle and takes the appropriate medication, their life expectancy is the same as someone who doesn't have HIV.

Sir Cunto is right. He looks fine. He's been out and about socialising with his 20-something year old girlfriend. He's also a current member of Journey and they're still playing gigs so can't be much up with him. As far as I can see, his only risk factor is he has type 2 diabetes.

U.S. Air Force brigadier general Robert Cardenas (wiki) dead on his 102nd birthday. A pick for @Thatcher in the Centenarians pool.

Bobbie Nelson (wiki) dead at 91. Country pianist and singer in her own right, but also the only sibling of Willie. A key member of his "Family" band. Willie is now one of the 2 surviving original members of the band. There were 6 original members.

Not anymore. Bobbie Nelson (wiki) dead at 91.

*95 Quite an incredible guy. Really struggled with polio when he was younger, served in WWII, and was basically responsible for the first drug trials for childhood leukaemia (with a 50%+ cure rate). Type of person who may score a QO if one of the obit writers gets a quiet day and is looking for someone who had a particularly interesting life.

@Gisooo a comment in the edit summary of the page for Elizabeth Morgan says "My friend the actress Liz Morgan is not married to jeremy Childs and does not have a title. I have removed it from the text at her request. JC is married to a different Liz Morgan." I'm inclined to believe this editor as there's no mention online of Jeremy Child being mentioned to the actress Elizabeth Morgan. "Elizabeth" and "Morgan" are both common names in the UK. EDIT: In that case, it could be possible she has died off radar.

So I see. Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi has been replaced with Abu Hasan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi. They seem to lack any form of originality with their names.

I doubt this one is true. The Peerage states that her real name was the same as her stage name i.e. Elizabeth Morgan/Child. No death record in the GRO Index for 2017–2020. Plus as a voice actress in a popular Gerry Anderson production, with lots of credits to her name, somebody would have surely reported it by now. Also, she's married into aristocracy. I've just searched through all the relevant forums/groups, and again no mention. These people are sharp and they don't tend to miss anything. You should get your answer soon enough though. Jeremy Child just died. I'm semi confident that he will get an obituary in either The Guardian or the Telegraph at some point. They tend to say if the subject's spouse survives them or predeceased them.

New ISIS leader looks like an extra from a Guy Ritchie movie.

I feel totally vindicated by this. I'm in a group chat on WhatsApp with lots of political types. I said that I wholeheartedly believed that Douglas Ross and the Scottish Tories (about 2/3 of their MSPs) were making a huge mistake by calling on Boris to go in January, and that he they would regret it when Boris is still there in 6 months time. Still got til July to wait but pretty certain I'll win this bet now. I've been in this game for a long time now and I know when a PM is a dead man walking. Boris has come close but the scales haven't been tipped. Ofc, much of this is incidental. Now that children are getting their limbs blown off by a mad dictator at the other side of our continent, nobody gives two shits about a fucking cake. That said, the story was starting to die weeks before this conflict kicked off anyway. Sure, it would've died a much slower death, but it would have ultimately resulted in zero consequences for the PM. It's not a resignation matter.

I wasn't the one who said your jokes usually don't land! You were. Don't poke fun at yourself then accuse me of "attacking you" when I agree with you.

That's all you needed in that reply really.

Christ, does your libido ever rest?

Hung like a horse? Though one is a complimentary simile, the other an insulting metaphor.

We've been ranting at each other enough for this thread to have the "HOT" tag appear next to it. Every user logging in is going to see that, think "Oh wow, she's died?!", then click on the thread and think "WTF is this?".

Some gay men call each other fairies or fags in jest. Would you go up to a gay man you didn't know and label him with those? To me, what this ultimately comes down to is respect. And I shouldn't have to be lecturing a man who is 20/30 years my senior (not you, I mean "Willz") about showing others respect!

I thought he relocated to Russia to go live with his mate Mad Vlad?