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He only gets work because Deep Roy is getting old.

"Read my lips - no more typoes!"

Yeah, you could say some of them got toasted.

It's Dan Quayle. He probably wanted to say "hello" and got confused.

Was in the middle of replying to Joey about that, but type too slow. Hah. Thanks for the clarification. I do agree with the local BBC/ITV pages of Joey's, however. The current system makes it easier to get hits from US sports people than it does from most Scottish celebs. The previous obit rules re BBC worked fine for nearly 20 years before folk on here complained (no offence intended). As for the Scottish papers, they've knocked a bunch of politicos and non-Old Firm sports people from shortlist with their passing, from vague memory.

Have the Times/Telegraph death notices produced QO for hits that otherwise would have missed out on them?

Do what you wish and ignore all the whining sods, I say. That said, feel free to bring back the Scottish newspapers as QOs...

Hah, not necessarily, no, I reference Wilson as Pan Breed favorite, as she were in my first ever deadpool team, and kept winding up in them, and ever since I noticed, I try and add her into at least one team a year now. Just one of those things that arose by accident, which amuses. Also she's quite cool, really. (DI pointed out he was much the same with the late June...) Ennio is cool, though.

Sure, we're meeting for tea on Friday. Big Doctor Who fan, you know.

There's another 10 meant to be in various stages of fecked, but then again, can't count them till they go.

Well, that James Hewitt, eh? Well, one party blabbed about everything, and the other remains rather guarded, so it's a bit easy to assume, when likely both were thrown into a marriage neither wanted. But meh, never liked Diana - always struck me as a very PR savvy saleswoman, with no realness.

The legend that is June Foray, scaring the hell out of automatonophobes everyone. RIP!

THAT'S ALL FOLKS! 14/50 27th July 2017 The legendary voice actress June Foray has died to give The Crowdsourced Deathlist a record equaling hit. Foray was synonymous with American animation in the 20th Century, supplying voice roles to Cinderella and Tiny Toon Adventures, and nearly everything in between. She was perhaps best known as the Granny in Loony Tune Adventures, or as Witch Hazel, the foe of Bugs Bunny, but she was also known for roles in Rocky and Bullwinkle, DuckTales, Peter Pan, and many, many others. Her IMDB names over 300 other roles, a feat that puts even known workaholics like Donald Sutherland to shame. Foray also helped create many sleepless nights for fans of another genre, as the voice of killer doll Talky Tina in the Twilight Zone. "My name is Talky Tina, and I don't like you!" Her career, which was encouraged early due to family financial issues, began in 1929, and lasted until 2014 - an astonishing length of time - and stretched into radio, film, song and even video games too. She died, two months before her 100th birthday, and was in 46th place in this, her first appearance on the list.

Not only that, but didn't he have a hellish lot of health issues a year or two back? Vaguely recall someone posting it here.

...and the Deathlist Cup, and Crowdsourced Deathlist, of course. *cheap plug*

Must have been Tom and Jerry.

Here's the Mail for Foray.

Strange. tbh, for someone who married a royal, Camilla seems relatively harmless. Much prefer her to that Diana...

Ah, a sad loss but a good age. Sympathy with Death Impends on the loss of his own personal Clive Dunn. It'll be a sad day when we lose Pan Breed favourite Mary Wilson...

Any reason to suspect Camilla is ill? Asking for a friend...

Feel we're in danger of turning that analogy into a bit of a cliche now tbh!

American, no? Not that I'd argue with anyone wanting to increase the QOs...

Right, as he ought to be back on the list next year, worth noting that Chirac was unable to attend Simone Veil's funeral as his frail health now greatly reduces his mobility. All other living Presidents, including Giscard d'Estaing (90), made it. Also at the funeral was Bernadette Chirac, apparently quite weak herself now.

I did a forum search and apparently no one got back to you on this one? Anyhow, he got a Times obit in May. It's paywalled but you can see from the preview it's the right person.