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    In seriousness...I would have thought that she is notb a strong contender for DL 2006 due to the fact that she is suffering ( only currently I might add) from predominantly mental rather than physical problems. She should hang around for years yet.

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    Thatcher is due to turn 80 in october.Will she make it?

    Probably.

    After all she has had two boosts this year - the death of Callaghan and the death of Heath.

    And possibly a boost in her personal finances due to the departure of "Dear Dennis".

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    No,  for that would mean accepting thye existence of both Christ and the devil.

    I think you'll find Ian has no problem with Christ or the Devil. Protestantism recognises Jesus Christ as the son of God in line with all Christian sects. The European Institute of Protestant Studies recognises the Devil as the leader of the Catholic Church. Why not have a look here Ian's Web Page to be better informed on how those pesky Romans are out to get you. :)

    If you actually read the psot i was replying to you will see what thye Jackal and i were talking about. Obviously Paisley beleives in both Christ and the Devil. I am saying that I doubt, based on the admitedly flimsy evidence of previous correspondance, that The Jackal beleives in them.

    Either way I for one hope Paisley has a ggod few years of obduracy in him yet.

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    Albums?????

    Maybe this poster is thinking of the salsa albums of Robert Mitchum, or the easy listening albums of Jackie Gleason. Either way I think that Borgnine is a good choice for DL 2006 at the expense of, say, Diego Maraddona.

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    No, for that would mean accepting thye existence of both Christ and the devil. However I do admire Paisley as one of the politicians who does not go out hof gis way to be ingratiating.

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    We all make mistakes. His posthoumos reputation will take a bit of a battering, especially since the 30 year rule is graudually bringing all the documents of his time in gvt into the public domain and historians are starting to look at them

    . Still contend he will be missed though.

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    Does anyone know if Stella (as in "Stella's husband Frank") is still with us?

    Can anyone tell me why I know the age of Frankie Lane's wife when I am 65 years younger than him.

    I am currently on holiday I thiunk I will go and hit the beach.

     

    (Except just had a thought- What is the state of Andy Williams' health?)

  12. Posted

    Am in Italy today and the newspaper a story aboutb him making a personal appearence at Napoli , and I do have to say the photograph shows him to be in very good nick. I definetly say a wasted spot on DL 2005.

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    Have just added a post to the Joe Longthrone thread hoping he makes it through and have to say the same here. Agree with Paisley or not you do have to say that he is one of the few politicians who tells the truth.

     

    Again I hope :pop: and not :lol: too soon.

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    Funnily enough Patrrick Moore very allegedly made a pass at a male friend of mine.

    I'll happily eat my words if I'm proved wrong. I still can't understand why nothing has ever appeared in the papers. It's all just hearsay and innuendo at the moment.

     

    Do other Deathlisters think we should consider them to both be in "Schrödinger’s Closet" or are the allegations "Not proven" in the Scottish parlance?

    I suspect that there are very few reasons to out Moore in the press. Think how seldom people have been outed while alive despite the best efforts of Thatchell and co.

    Interesting too that Moore fits very closely with the media image of Heath- slightly grumpy, lives near the coast, loves music, good war record, very close to his mother, never married etc.

    But please don't get me wrong I do not want to be one of those posters who appears obbsessed with the sexual proclivities of those on DL. I don't think it makes any actual difference. Only interesting from the point of view of these things only coming out after someone has died. The basic fact os that the man is definetly a great astronomer. Still lets hope he :pop: to bring up the numbers.

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    Can I just say I am very confused as to why this guy is on the list.

    It seems to me the only reason for his inclusion is he is 90...

     

    He has made a couple of films last year, and has signed up for a film in 2006 called Inside Man, so even he intends to see this year out. His 80 year old actress wife is still filming as I write, so she's not on her way out - meaning Eli will not die of heart-break.

     

    I bet Eli sees in the year 2006. Unless one of the deathlist hosts is planning a sly hit on the poor old fella...

     

    :pop:

    What the hell do you mean "only 90". And, making films is no guarantee you are not going to croak it. Peolple can die while making a film (Roy Kinnear or Oliver Reed say) or immediately after making a film (Richard Harris).

    Wallach is a soild bet for 2006 especially when you consider that contemporaries of his such as Brando and Kazzan have gone in recent years. Let alone the fact that he has more than seen out his three score years and ten.

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    Remember him being on television a few years ago demonstrating what he looked like without his dentures in. I do know that he is suffering from depression, breathing problems, diabetes, alcoholism. obesity, and only having access to Scotish food.

    I think a good contender for 2006.

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    I can give you one for each side of the Atlantic: John Forsythe (Blake Carrington, Dynasty) and Anna Wing (Lou Beale, Eastenders). Both well over 80.

     

    Plus Gretchen Franklin who I think was on last year's list.

    Saw Lou Beale sitting outside a restaurant in Marylebone a few weeks ago. She looked, at a maximum, about 70 and was in very good form - chatting to a group of young drama students about "the proffession". Wouldn't put her on the list for a good while yet.

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    Definitely frail these days: Shuffling around bare-footed has given him painful blisters; his unorthodox eating habits produce bad breath. You could say he's a

    Super-calloused, fragile mystic, hexed by halitosis... ;)

    Now THAT is one of the best jokes ever!

     

    It would be rather wonderful if he could outlive all 4 Beatles though.

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