millwall32

MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO MO'S DEAD INNIT.

Bugger, thought I would be first to report it.

That or a massive dose of morphine. I had to go a mere six hours without water today, (for sedation / dental purposes) and it was so harsh I had to cheat. On whom?

I takeThe Proffessor's point. Biggs is starting to look more and more like a healthy 76 year old who is faking an illness to get out early. If it weren't for the fact it would rob DL of a 2005 sucess I would say let him rot in there for ages.

Millwall why not write to Eric and say what you really feel. Eric Clapton 46 Kensington, CT. London W8 5DP I'm sure he'd really appreciate that. what does the CT stand for? Court?

I normally try to make any predictions on DL 2006 relevant, i.e. only related to people with an actual chance of dying next calendar year. But I just heard Eric Clapton on the radio whittering on in incredible detail about the tinniest details of his neuroses, complaining about his paranoia, and how difficult it is ,"asking for help" (from who exactly? ) and involuntarily shouted at the radio- "SHUT UP YOU TALENTLESS, CHINLESS, OVER PAMPERED, TALENTLESS, C##T AND PLAY SOME GUITAR". Until I realised that the sound of his laid back strumming would be even worse. Can we not make him an outside bet for 2006. Does he maybe have any serious health problems or a penchant for driving fast cars round tight-bending mountian roads?

Still stand by my assertion that he was a wasted place on DL 2006.

Here are some Brinsworth House patrons doing their best to help put the terminally entertaining Spot any potentials for DL 2006? I realise that the chap at the back with the tan has pegged it already but what about Messers Weedon, Inman, and Major?

Since today seems to be a slow day for DL -has anyone else heard the story that because he has brought a house in Monterey, his real surname is Cheese, and he prefers to be known, in private, as Jack rather than John he is in fact Monterey Jack Cheese.

So basically a goner some time in the next few days then . But watch for lots of premature obits as happened with JP2.

So a good bet for DL 2006 then.

I heard an interview with him on Radio London and thought he sounded perfectly cogent. Was thinking more in terms of his age and still acting making him a potential DL.

Yeah merge it. This dead Big Fish guy is a Red Herring.

Ron Moody (b. January 1924) a reasonable candidate for DL 2006?

So if he were on one of our sister sites he would be a big fish in a dead pool.

Belatedly ans obituary did appear in The Times this morning.

Alan ' Fluff ' Freeman in his heyday. Which I think must shorten the odds on Fluff to 2/1 on ? Does anyone else have any info on who is in there?

More info here but I strongly suspect that in the best traditions of George Michael in that toilet or Ozzy Osborne "falling off a quad bike" it is a ruse to sell some forthcoming album.

Yes perhaps you did but the first and foremost request was HOW do you place the image instead of having to insert it in a hyperlink through a different message. There is something of a difference. I believe Millwall was looking for the thrilling joy of having the image appear for all to see immediately without having to go through the extra in a message link where one would have to click yet again and that is what my instructions were set for. Yeah.

Here's the basics Millwall............>>>>>>>>> When you wish to post you have undoubtedly selected an image you want to let the world see. There are methods, many methods. Methodical methods and Methodist methods and of course the medicated an non-medicated methods which of course brings us to the method I use. I bookmark the imagery in the bookmarking file (some systems refer to it as Favorites/favorite places/etc.) When you are posting you will look above the text box which you are incarcerating your message in and up there ^, yes up above you willl see B I U Font Size Color and the next line has http:// followed by IMG now you click on the IMG button and a little screen will jump n front of you (actually to the upper left of your computer screen) and it will have http:// in it. You then enter the web site where your image is located. Remember, you need to have had the image itself selected as an image only, without text. For example if you Google search and go to images, click on the image, then in the next screen go to the top box and click on the image again and then the image, and only the image will appear in your screen. That is what you need to bookmark, that image. Not the image attached to anything else okay? Let me now take you on a journey to show how this works. For our exercise we will need a victim and I have choselated Unckie Wilfie (Wilford Brimley) Step One: http://www.google.com Step Two: Enter the name Wilford Brimley Step Three: Press Enter Step Four: On the google screen click on Images (it's at the top ) Step Five: Click on the image you would like (try to select something 50K or less for space and bandwidth preservation along with faster downloading time) Step Six: On the Google image page there will be a seperate box above and it will say click to see full size image. When this appears, select it as what you are placing in your bookmarked listing. Step Seven return to your D.L. post and when ready type your message, then click on IMG and enter the http: info. After that, select Preview Post and if all is satisfactory then click on Add Reply. Now for the image: Thank you very, very much. So for example

I will have tyo admit that I had not heard of him until today either. have seen him in Zulu though.

Good photo isn't it? Can anyone tell me how to put the image in my psot though rather than the hyperlink?

Which of these men is the safest bet for DL 2006?

From Hansard no less, October 2002 Dr .Vincent Cable-"I shall start with a narrative of how this situation arose. I became a Member of Parliament in 1997, and, shortly afterwards, I was invited to another care home in my constituency called Brinsworth House, of which the Minister may have heard. It is a famous care home for the elderly, where many retired comedians, musicians and variety artists reside. Thora Hird is among its current residents, and Arthur Askey was a resident there. It is a wonderful institution. I was called in by the general manager, who pointed out a serious problem affecting his home—a care nurse had abused elderly patients, and he had taken steps to have the person dismissed. He had discovered, however, that that person had been hired by another care home down the road a few days later. The general manager called me in for two reasons. First, he wanted me to note that appalling things were happening in the unregulated private sector, that people were being hired and rehired who were well below acceptable standards, and that it was very important that the Government grasped the need to regulate the sector properly. Secondly, he wanted me to go to the local press to publicise the fact that his home had had this problem and had dealt with it. I took that to heart, as it struck me as being an exemplary way in which providers of care for the elderly in the private sector should deal with problems: in an open, transparent and public way, with nothing to hide." Are Dickie and Fluffy even safe in there I ask myself?

I do hope that this thread causes you no offence. By the way, who is taking delight in his ill health? But if you do want to hear a more sensetive disscusion of his health try this.