Body Snatcher 44

Comic book man Stan Lee

Sam Simon he is pretty sick, but next year.

Oh I see now...It's their fault for living throughout the year they're picked...

January 4th 2015. He will be the first major "miss" for Deathlist 2015.

Right, because Gaddafi is who I imagine when I think of calm, stable, rational government.

Although Famine looks like it's about to arrive at the party... http://www.unicef.org.au/Discover/News/2014-7--July/South-Sudan-falling-into-famine.aspx

Every conspiracy theory needs Foil

Jealous much... I personally subscribe to the reptoid hypothesis; that they are all members of the reptilian elite.

It was shocking to see him in that condition. What a horrible disease. I'm a big supporter of allowing people to die when they're in that state Me too. I think people should have the right to end their life if they want. Its a joke we call this a free country , when a natural plant like cannabis is banned and people can't end their life. Its pretty simple everyone in the UK has a right to life and a pursuit of happiness , so why shouldn't someone have the right to death and their pursuit of happiness maybe the end of pain and degradation of an illness. Certain diseases Like MND or locked in syndrome etc when medically proven the patient has these should then be offered a chance to end their life when they are ready providing they freely want to. If he was a dog or cat, he'd have been taken to the vet and been put out of his misery in next to no time. Perhaps another viable option... My Grandfather used to put a bullet through the head of animals that became lame. he did this at the back of his property with minimal fanfare.

After the sentencing, we should prepare ourselves for the inevitable "I'm too sick to be in prison" routine? it seems to be what's done with high-profile court proceedings these days (Pistorius is practically already there at this point) I'm betting on an at her majesty's pleasure scenario, in 2 or 3 years he'll be released on compassionate grounds and slink into obscurity, popping up in deathlist forums with the occasional health update.

Whitlam on the eve of a double dissolution.

...and the fact checker for the site is absent again (perhaps they are dead) IMDB and other sources have Wallach dying on the 24th of June, not the 25th. and the obit writers must also be dead...

especially if it floods... might go a Scooby Doo marathon for the weekend

A Brit hit Denis Healey

So this is what happens when Deathlist averages 1 death for every three months and the DDP server goes down...we turn on each other like animals. I, for the most part, don't really care - occasionally doing something ridiculous on the forum making people think "fucking retard this guy". but that's okay, I'm usually under the influence of something at the time and have a bit of a laugh about it the next day anyway. I wouldn't take it to heart too much. like EGN says there isn't really a need for a "Bad Ass" as such here. I would suggest the problem came with your abruptness and quickness to turn to crude forms of retaliation, instead of outlining a more coherent defence (much like you are doing now ironically enough) in dealing with the whole issue. talk it out with the individual and allow other members to respectfully express their points of view.

...Is he smoking? or making the "pussy lick" gesture?

I am conflicted.I don't want Casey Kasem to die.On the other hand,if his death is inevitable anyway maybe it's better he goes quickly so we can have a 3rd hit because it's getting bloody ridiculous now and if it isn't?...wait, isn't all death inevitable though? June 14th

LFN You and I have not always seen eye-to-eye on this site in the past, be that as it may. I hope you permit me to say that I feel for you in your current circumstances. I too know the feeling of having a father diagnosed with cancer. I was considerably younger at the time (in my teens) and Dad was in his forties. I understand the feeling of not knowing what to do, a sense of helplessness and distress at not knowing what the future holds. it wasn't until my Dad went into remission that an immense wave of relief washed over me (I hope you experience that same feeling) Dad's in his late sixties now and every six months when he returns for a checkup my family holds it's collective breath for the results, my father is not a healthy man but he is alive. Unfortunately for Clive James, it appears he will not experience this relief. My only hope is that he is made comfortable in his final moments. LFN I'm sure you've already realised this, but my advise (for what it is worth) is to cherish every moment you have together (its been 21 years since my Dad was diagnosed and I still cherish moments). It can be a strange bond between father and son, but what your above post tells me is that your relationship is strong, in short keep it going it will give your Dad strength.

That would be because he doesn't have AIDS. Oh, and you misspelled surprised...

19th June.

Another hit with Jack Brabham rounding out a trifecta of Aussie sporting legends...or will it continue?

Twitter trending that Footy legend Tommy Hafey has died aged 82, probably the fittest octogenarian in Australia, it was his brain that appears to have given out.

You can pray for the disturbing "death from above" drone strike technique that seems to be the latest craze to hit modern warfare. I'll hope, not pray, that justice is served and the girls are found to be safe and unharmed.