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Jay Thomas from Cheers (Carla's husband), 69.

Doesn't look too bad, considering.

Doesn't really come across as the smartest killer in the room, really.

Pirsig isn't bad.

That was two elections ago now. No Galloway at the last election, and her majority shot upwards (which was well after her first bout of controversies). Suggests the sorry voters of Bradford West like her. And it's not possible to be as bad as George Galloway. Even the likes of Nicholas Soames look good when compared to Rula's cat.

Ricketts will piss an obit, it's just he's almost certainly a late 2018/early 2019 pick at this point. As for Rico, wrestlers, eh? When they go "I am ill", skeptical. It's when others guy "X is ill" one pays attention. So, Superstar says he is ill, and has since 2010. The doctors said Snuka was ill. Yet I still thought he was taking the piss. Shows what I know! I've never picked a winning wrestler, even when I knew they're gold, like Smith Hart, or Mulligan. That Nick Bockwinkel not getting an obit really astounded me.

So by battle, they mean Charge of the Light Brigade then.

I was looking for that earlier but couldn't find it.

Is this a boxing match or MMA shit?

Bill Frankland is a genius, quite frankly. Not a household name, perhaps, but he ought to be.

Was watching random shit on Channel 5 a few weeks ago, when one of the talking heads on a documentary was actually on my shortlist at one point last year! I'd turned her down early on due to obit concerns, and here she was talking about snogging a famous guy! Feck it, critical research failure, I thought. Went to look her up. In remission for 7 months. Phew! Only I've just discovered she's relapsed, so man, lots of swearing from Glasgow might be incoming soon!

98. Is actually a tree, which was accidentally made Secretary General of the UN. The role being so important to modern life, no one noticed throughout its tenure.

Ever suddenly had the realisation who is going to be the decisive hit in the 2017 DDP?

It's like two completely different sheep!

75. He shot the sheriff, but he didn't shoot the deputy.

...or celebrate.

Some of those facts were uncovered by me earlier this afternoon, after many hours of research down at the Bodleian, with a quick run over to the Cornell Library to double check them.

55. De Cuellar played the 12th incarnation of Peter Falk. On leaving, he was replaced by Peter Capaldi, and then gave a scathing interview to Digital Spy.

52. This real life story was the inspiration for popular 1980s sitcom Cheers. The alpaca was played by George Wendt.

Nah, he's on the list.

2 for the price of 3, Joey!

21. Known for a long relationship with Richard Burton, to whom he was married twice.

It's an old English name. Geoffrey might might be related to Charles Boycott (from which we've taken the word) but I dunno.

11. Was first choice to be bassist in Metallica, but decided to stay loyal to Vince McMahon instead.

Try not to spoil all my future Crowdsourced puns in advance!