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Farrah Fawcett is battling cancer once more.

Yes, but not for 7 YEARS!! So, putting her on I & P possibilities for 2008 is a little premature, no? Aye, but putting her on another thread is inappropriate too and giving her a mention in her own thread is ranter bait above and beyond funny. If someone would kindly direct me to the possibles 2014 thread I'll stick her there. Anyway, Clive Dunn/Ronnie Biggs decades of predictions between them and still breathing. WHY DON'T YOU JUST DROP IT. ITS A FU*CKIN CHILD YOU F*CKIN IDIOT. I ASKED YOU NICELY AND NOW I'M TELLIN YOU! DROP IT. Young man, many may agree with the basic premise of your less than erudite expostulation. You should know, however, that the subject of picking children for deadpools has been discussed in detail many times before you arrived here at Deathlist. Maybe you would like to view the Kir5ty Howard or J0sie Gr0ve thread and acquaint yourself with the more intelligent debate on the subjects of libertarianism, reality and equal opportunities. Furthermore, it is a bit rich for a member advertising/spamming a website seeking to make a PROFIT out of death, suddenly deciding to take the moral high ground in this instance. Your threats are very amusing by the way. Best wishes.

A new article about Doug Fieger's health. He continues to preform, despite radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but tests have also revealed cancerous cells in the lymph tissue. Surgeons continue to zap his brain tumours, but they're not going away. Also, Andrew Hill needs to be removed from the list, on account of his deadness.

Looks like someone tried to warn us about this last year. It does make you wonder if the information about the other person she mentioned is indeed correct

Mention of Culloden brings back fond memories of the summer of 1994 when I spent several days in a field near the battle site in a stolen camper van, with someone else's girlfiend, a large bag of illegal substances and several gallons of beer. Character building stuff. I'm all in favour of a devolved Scotland, Windsor. In fact I'm all in favour of an independent Devon and Cornwall, I propose digging a canal from Minehead to Lyme Regis, turning the two counties in to an island, thereby symbolically severing the ties that bind us to London.

Muammar Gaddaffi was reported today to have been hospitalised after suffering a stroke. However:

The pianist Aaron McMillan has added to the carnage on the ideas for 2008 thread by dying of brain cancer at the age of 30.

The former Rangers and Denmark player Kai Johansen, 67, who scored the winning goal in the 1966 Scottish cup final, has died of cancer.

Mullah Dadullah is dead? I only suggested him in the ideas thread a fortnight ago. That was very obliging of him.

I've been staring at Captain Oates's avatar for the last month trying to work out if it is moving. It looks pretty static to me. I have therefore decided I must be slightly colourblind . Thank you for bringing this to my attention, Captain.

Professor John Henry, an expert in the fields of drugs and poisons, has died after his transplanted kidney malfunctioned. See his interview with Ali G

It must be a living Hell for you. Do you think now might be a good time to step beyond the comfort of the Wikipedia deaths page and venture in to the great yonder of the rest of the world wide web? Just a thought. P.S Dave/Iain/Stan/Guest get an avatar !!

While Iain sleeps, people keep dying. João Oliveira, one of the leading exponents of the world's most pointless sport - dressage- has died of lung cancer.

The Prime Minister of St Lucia, Sir John Compton, 83, in a New York hospital after suffering a suspected stroke or heart attack.

Simon Mann is in real trouble now. I read somewhere that he is suffering from extreme hypertension. When he is clapped in irons and thrown in to his crowded, fetid prison cell to begin his 'life' sentence, his condition may be exasipated to the level above 'extreme'. I doubt he will be allowed to remain in Zimbabwe long enough to get the hip replacement and hernia operations he needs either. exacerbated? sorry - pished.

And the very next day. Simon Mann is in real trouble now. I read somewhere that he is suffering from extreme hypertension. When he is clapped in irons and thrown in to his crowded, fetid prison cell to begin his 'life' sentence, his condition may be exasipated to the level above 'extreme'. I doubt he will be allowed to remain in Zimbabwe long enough to get the hip replacement and hernia operations he needs either. Now that Mbasogo has his man, he surely has no reason to keep Nick Du Toit alive for much longer. Despite all that, I still can't find it in my heart to feel much sympathy for either of them. They were fully aware of the risks, motivated by money and are ultimately responsible for the circumstances in which they now find themselves.

A link might be useful: Yahweh ben Yahweh I am keeping my fingers crossed for a UK obit Me too. It is a shame that no British paper has mentioned him yet, he was an interesting chap. I think the obits pages of The Times or The Telegraph would be brightened up with tales of black separatism and mass murder in 1980s Florida . The New York Times has done him justice, let us hope that a British broadsheet takes the lead in good journalism and does the same.

Percy "Dwight" Wilson has died at the age of 106. This leaves only one remaining Canadian veteran, John Babcock

Well done The Mighty Grecians! INSPECTOR MORSE......CLEMENT ATLEE........JRR TOLKIEN......TS ELIOT......EVELYN WAUGH......RAY HOUGHTON......JOHN ALDRIDGE......JIM SMITH!!! CAN YOU HEAR ME JIM SMITH????? YOUR BOYS TOOK ONE HELL OF A BEATING!!! That was THE BEST I have EVER seen Exeter City play. Watch it here:

I'm on the phone to The Telegraph right now! Would you like a sour grape with your lunch, Windsor? Ermmm isn't that a little bit in the way of cheating by phoning to a newspaper requesting an obit? Oh well, I get a point anyway in our family dead pool Would you like a pinch of salt with your lunch, Phantom !?

I'm on the phone to The Telegraph right now! Would you like a sour grape with your lunch, Windsor?

It is perfectly in order to note his death - he was suggested on the ideas thread last year. R.I.P It Up And Start Again (Anubis?) will get a unique hit on the DDP if our man gets the right obits. And I'll score on the HDP and Pool Of Death.

Tabu Ley Rochereau, pioneer of soukous music and "Africa's Frank Sinatra", is critically ill. Fame test? Well, a spokesman was very helpful on that front:

Producer Stan Ross is "very concerned" about the health of Phil Spector because he doesn't think the music producer will live to see the three-month trial through till the end. I reckon it's rubbish, but we shall see.