Banshees Scream

Is that so St.Peter? I thought the world only spun round and round for me?

Getting off the topic of 'Christodolous' for just a minute I figured that I would mention the health of Pope Shenouda who's story has gone from 'kidney stones' to now 'kidney failure' O and Rt Rev Ian Cundy is now finally about to start his first round of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with a rare form of lung cancer back in November. http://www.northantset.co.uk/news/Bishop-t...rapy.3573731.jp

I'm not really sure if this is off topic or not but is Mickey Rooney's overall stature one of the most diminished that you have ever seen in your life? I mean he's like 5'2. If Meinhardt Rabbe puts on high heels it's gotta be a close one.

That article is no doubt one of three. The next will say 'Archbishop Christodoulos's' kidneys have stopped working. Then 24 hours later it's replacement time. I'm very disappointed that he is already on the decline but if he croaks at least I can say a great proportion of my names have remained in their current state. Anyway I seriously have a little question. If you are the so called 'Archbishop' of Greece then why do you have Hepatitis C? I might be wrong but isn't that usually contracted through various needles in use for heroin or tattoos? I thought pope valued figures were not allowed to interact with women? So this definitely can't look good for the Orthodox church.

Knock knock: It's the very very early stages of Alzheimers ...

The Turkish father of fashion who founded 'Şen Şapkais' and the brand Vakko is dead at 94. http://english.sabah.com.tr/3DE5BE07E8394B...FCDBD8DA7F.html

O Godot, you recognize even the most microscopic matters of a conversation. O it's ......... it's so f****n annoying cough I mean it's very noble of you to make such an effort. Here you go .......

Billy Graham says 'Look at Jesus' and I say 'Look at the preacher' being uninformed of when that image was taken I can only comprehend that it was taken recently. Now does he really look like he is in his last fight? http://www.christianpost.com/article/20071...esus_Christ.htm

Even with hunger strikes, heart attacks, and imprisonment Tariq Aziz is still not good enough to make my list next year. I've realized that anybody in prison usually has an overrated status 'Ronnie Biggs -Jack Kevorkian -Edgar Ray Killen ex' but next year that will all change for me when Taiwan's Shih Ming-Teh and Serbia's Zdravko Tolimir die of lung cancer.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn is still active as in giving his opinion on Russia's current 'moral state' - the article says nothing about failing health. Recently in an interview he says '"Russia has re-asserted its influence in international relations, and regained its role in the world. But inside, morally, we are far from what we wish and what we need to be," Solzhenitsyn said in an exclusive interview to the weekly "Vesti Nedeli" analysis of the state-run "Rossiya" channel. ' http://www.zeenews.com/znnew/articles.asp?...=ENT&sname=

Lean on a reality stand point and say 'Biggs is about eighty years old' he has suffered from numerous health problems but yet fails to accommodate the exact reason why we bother to list him year in and year out. I blame the media for consistently labeling him ailing.... or gravely ill.... it's all speculation and if you haven't read the writing on the door it says 'Ronnie Biggs had two heart attacks and a stroke ..... five years ago. In our terms that means 'he is a has been' ... for now.

Mary, Never in my life have I ever found a reason to repeat the same word right after I've already said it. If insanity means anything it's the compulsive repetition of a single word in time.

Don't know the obituary status here but Popeyes fried chicken King Al Copeland is suffering from a malignant tumor of the salivary glands, a rare form of cancer. http://www.nola.com/newsflash/louisiana/in...ylist=louisiana

Tony Snow who announced that his cancer was in remission back in October says in this article “I’m going to give about 100 speeches next year.” After hearing that I doubt he will have a place on my list. (Sorry) the link is anti - presentable.

Since 2004 the month of December has provided six quality hits with a high of three last year. The total amount of December deaths is ten with six occurring in just a three year span. The most active month is March with a total of twenty four hits in a twenty one year span. At flash back Deathlist was only one death better at this point then last year with the demise Augusto Pinochet. Now 2007 is an odd number and I like 11 with 2007 rather then 10. If anybody has a chance of fulfilling this number and on impulse I say it's either Alexander Solzhenitsyn - Claude Levi-Strauss - Yitzhak Shamir - or which I doubt Michael Foot or of course Ariel Sharon who I don't think will be on any of my lists next year.

According to the source 'The Sunday People' Ronnie Biggs might be set to spend his final days out of prison. Family lawyer Giovanni Di Stefano said: "It is time to release Mr Biggs. He has apologized for his crime and it serves no purpose to keep him locked up." I say they let him out. It doesn't serve much to keep him locked up, it's not like he killed anybody. If you are going to keep anybody in jail keep Dr. Charles E. Friedgood or Edgar Ray Killen. If he is freed I'm not sure if that will extend his longevity or not but either way in his case it can't be a negative ordeal. http://www.people.co.uk/news/tm_headline=f...-name_page.html

That's a reasonable observation Madame but let's take into perspective that Godot's son might not be interested in wearing anything Desiree has on.

Yeah I have a few questions. First: are you going to ban these executions? Because with a dead pool like yours especially it might be a good idea to ban any Bali bombers or Chemical Ali's.

Self satisfaction relating to my long time contribution to Deathlist. I still have absolutely no reason why I've contributed so much besides it being an interest. Anyway .. it really doesn't matter. Talking about satisfaction in the field of death... I've already prepared my DDP masterpiece which I expect to have a performance like nobody has ever seen. Now ... to think about what I should call it?

I was going to say buy him a blow job but now that's out. Godot you could always buy him one of those modern electronic devices that have music\radio\video\camera - basically the cheap version of the I - Phone without the phone. They are a great gift for anybody especially if you travel and if you are cheap and wait for I Phone prices to lower like Banshees Scream. Surprise him. Get him one of those flat screen plasma TV's or you could get him a Dawkins book but 'I would probably even be disappointed' if I opened up 'The Selfish Gene" Go for something different. Or if you still can't figure it out just tell him you left it up to his mother. Tell him it's her fault.

... Alright I might be overrating the whole ordeal but in life when you want to obtain a certain respect or profession you need to lay it all down. In October I started talking about DDP rules and a couple weeks later the organizers resigned and I continued to work towards the goal of adjusting the rules to the way I wanted them. I didn't exactly get the obituary requirements to the global standard that I had imagined but taking that out of the picture my ten - twelve rule ranting posts started the fire for the whole discussion. Now since I see the obituaries are not really getting done I would enjoy to write them for various reasons. I don't get on my f****n knees for anybody and I've made that clear once before. Also writing the obituaries would give me some form of self satisfaction - taking away the guilt that I've spent far to much time here. At least I could tell myself 'I've gained something substantial' or something like it.

Ian Smith the first and former prime minister of Southern Rhodesia has resigned from life itself at the age of 88 to bring Deathlist 2007 into double digits for the eighth consecutive year. Smith declared for independence from the United Kingdom in November 1965 and the country failed to be internationally recognized and United Nations economic sanctions were instituted. Finally governor Lord Soames took over the running of Rhodesia and the reign of Ian Smith ended in 1979 after he maintained office for more then fourteen years. Overall this was only Ian's first appearance on Deathlist and it's fortunate for us we didn't have to wait that long. Edited: PS: Godot I've made some transitions. The paragraph you wrote is to short and it lacks a creative ending and it changes around the 'Resigned from life itself' to Resigned from life' and it just doesn't go that way. 'I've got rid of the 'unfortunately' with that being opinionated and I've made a few other changes but understand that for anybody Ian Smith is not exactly the ideal individual to write an obituary about so I've made the best out of the whole situation. I'm serious about having the opportunity to write the obituaries and out of all it's something that I've always wanted to do. I've been dedicated to this web sight for two and a half years and having a controversial existence on this forum I do feel how it's possible for other members\Admin to doubt me but I can guarantee you that if I obtain this responsibility every single obituary I write will be both factual and creative. I would have the paragraph up for all to see 24 - 44 hours after the candidate is dead. My offer is on the table and if any of you can give me a Christmas gift you know what it is.

Not a chance. Julia Carson will get minor coverage from CNN\The Washington post but as far as the DDP required obituary goes she is nothing more then a waste of space. It's a shame because she won't make spring time.

Ian Smith the first and former prime minister of Southern Rhodesia has resigned from life itself at the age of 88 to emerge Deathlist 2007 into double digits for the eighth consecutive year. Smith declared for independence from the United Kingdom in November 1965 and unfortunately the country failed to be internationally recognized and United Nations economic sanctions were instituted. Finally governor Lord Soames took over the running of Rhodesia and the reign of Ian Smith ended in 1979 after he maintained office for fourteen years. Overall it's fortunate for us that we didn't have to wait that long.

You've been disturbed from day one. Thank god. Shame on you! A girl who did years of college to be a scientist is combining private parts and grammar editing. How professional! So unprofessional!