themaninblack

Get well soon, LG...

See Famous Belgians thread...

See Dead Pop Stars thread...

Leonard Skinner, who inspired the name of Lynyrd Skynyrd, has died aged 77. A hit for Grendel's Graveyard if the right obit is found...

I think the controversy over her death in 1981, involving Christopher Walken and Robert Wagner was more potent...

I'm surprised Obama wasn't ranked higher in the list. What, you reckon "Ole Jug Ears" is a looker? I would have stuck the Ex MP Caroline Flint into the top 20. She was also mostly looking filthy and was a damn good deputy when Sarah Palin couldnt make it into one of my Dreams... Infact that list is as bent as the average MP, talk about fixed. The list is supposed to be heads of state but somehow Cameron, a mere Prime Minister, managed to get on the list and the real British head of state, our Liz, didn't. Doubt she'd be very high up that list though. 1953, maybe...

That's two Bobby Smiths in one year...

Johnny Allen Hendricks died 40 years ago today...

You truly are the sickest individual I have ever had the good fortune to meet Yes, despite her ridiculously right-wing views there is something rather horny about her, I must admit...

Former NBC anchor Edwin Newman died aged 91 on August 13 but it was only announced today. A unique hit for The Vyrdolak...

Wank me off before you blow blow? Maybe he was avoiding a speeding scooter or something. A careless Vespa perhaps?

Harold Bennett, the actor who played "Young" Mr. Grace in 'Are You Being Served', died today in 1981...

He goes into the List of the Missed and I definitely made sure that he was a miss!

Grace Kelly, the film star turned beard, died today in 1982 in a car crash...

He fucked someone. He got caught. He's still a twat. End of story....

A hit for these four teams if the right obit comes through.. Checking Out By Christmas Eternity Tours I’m Ready For My Funeral Mr. DeMille* "M" Is The Deadliest Letter *Could a sixth hit this year - remarkable for a theme team!

Given the lack of information about him online, I doubt that he would be worth choosing on the DDP - he probably wouldn't get an obit (he doesn't even have a wiki page). You'd be suprised who gets an obit. 'Character' actors often get their dues...

Roy Keane's dog...

Tito Burns, the entertainment manager who's wheeler-dealing was immortalised in the 1965 Bob Dylan documentary "Dont Look Back", has died aged 89...

He's not the book burner, he's a very naughty boy! I couldn't resist that one...

How did they get away with using that name? Considering there was already an act with the same name from Sheffield...

One would expect that sources like the BBC would pick up this news story, but they don't. Radio Netherlands does. It appears that Ton van Duinhoven was world famous in the Netherlands only. Oh well. regards, Hein At least the New York Times picked it up. As have the Guardian...

Brian Lenihan's cancer has 'stabilised'...

Tom Wilson, producer of Bob Dylan and the Velvet Underground amongst others, died today in 1978 aged 47...

I really don't understand this notion or obsession with most significant death. Surely it is relative. For example, if Michael Douglas were to die, it would personally have no effect on my life. If the lowly character of BCAlum2000 were to die however, that would be more significant to my life because he would no longer be around to do my tits in by constantly going on about the 'most significant' death of the year. It's about personal preference at the end of the day. The most significant death of the year for me without question is Alex Higgins because he was one of my sporting heroes..