Lewd_Squirrel

:/ weird, I thought that she already had her own thread.

Oh hey, did you guys hear, Peter Falk has..., never mind, I forgot what it was.

Julie Adams will be surely be around for a long time to come: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialJulieAdams Btw, what's the point with the 15 back-ups to your 150 names? The backup list? Yeah, I made that, cause the last few years I've had people that I wanted to put on my list, but declined, thinking that they'd survive, only to have them die, anyhow. So I made the back up list, to be safe.

So friggin what?! Hell just list all famous females who are at the average age of life expectancy regardless of whether they're the least bit ill. SC Just gimme time, and I just might do that.

You mean the guy who brings new meaning to "Deadbeat Dad"? i.e. he beat his best kid so bad the psychological effects of it probably had a big part in his relatively early death (er... and all the other stuff too)? YES! Let's hope that tick-turd goes in 2016 or earlier if possible. I hope that he makes it to 2016, so that I can put him on my list.

I vote for who ever is on my list, to go first.

If they end up finding Richard Simmons, and he's dead, would that count for this year, or last year?

How about Julie Adams and Ricou Browning? They're the last surviving actors, from the creature from the black lagoon.

How about Joe Jackson, the patriarch of the Jackson family?

Undertaker

How about Barbara Feldon, aka Agent 99, she's in her early 80s.

I took off these people from my list, this year. Lindsey Lohan Aretha Franklin Pete Rose Peter Tork Ringo Starr Louis Anderson Liza Minnelli John Goodman Roseanne Barr

Jake the Snake would be cool, to meet.

How about George Gaynes? He'll be 97 or 98, next year. He's famous for being Henry, on Punky Brewster, and for being Commandant Lesard, in the Police Academy movies.

Apparently, it's a hoax.

Either of the Lee's, Stan or Christopher. I'll be getting a chance to meet one, next year, at the Seattle comicon.

How about Gina Lollobrigida?

How about Dick Miller?

What about George Gaynes? He's in his 90s. He's famous for being in Police Academy, and being in Punky Brewster.

I just looked her up, and apparently she was born in 1939.

What about Malcolm X's death?

Fine by me, he's on my list, anyhow.

Um, but, Castro isn't dead, yet, AFAIK.

Desmond Tutu Boutros Boutros Ghali

Yogi Berra George Gaynes George A. Romero Sirhan Sirhan Richard "old man" Harris (from Pawn Stars)