Lewd_Squirrel

It said tenth storey. Oh, & the moral of the story is, don't play fight near balconies.

too many to remember. A few of them are dead, some died after I took them off, too.

sad that he's gone but it's a third hit for me. :/

Until I get legit confirmation of this, I'm not crossing him off of my signature, yet.

Germ Free Adolescents is the greatest punk album of all, bar none. Every song (and the singles) an absolute classic in its own right, and the lyrics still so relevant 30+ years later. RIP Poly - a true original I wouldn't go as far as that. It's certainly one of the best. One should never make a definitive statement as what is the best of such and such genre. Indeed it could be described as a post-punk album as the tone shifts towards open ways of expression, more than in attitude than in music (although the sax also does this musically)... *is tempted to put something about the sax on 'Suburban Relapse' and 'Switch' and therefore whether Siouxsie And The Banshees' "The Scream" can be described as post-punk, but can't really be bothered* ... I can see Poly Styrene being my "most missed" of 2011 Actually, I've heard a few people say that Siouxsie could be post-punk, especially the early years.

How about Norman Lear? he started in the 50's? Sure, he got "popular" in the 70's, but he started in the 50's.

Well, it looks like all three were still alive in 2008, & 2009, but two of them died last year, with Coleman still alive & kicking.

Well, if he dies, I'll remember him as the guy who wrote the end song from "Legend". I'll remember him for somewhat more than that.... I for one hope he has a swift recovery... Yeah,I'd remember him from that, too, I just wanted to point out that he did the end theme from Legend. :)

Well, if he dies, I'll remember him as the guy who wrote the end song from "Legend".

I cant believe that only one person out of your list of 150 has died this year.Thats bad luck! this years looking better than my 2008 year of a list out of 50, no-one died. {of cousre, I went crazy, & named all wrestlers that year, but not a 1 died, that was on my list.} All wrestlers and none died??? You did have a bad year yeah, I know, & what's worse is I could've sworn that the 2 wrestlers who I actually had heard of that died that year, at least one of them was on it, but neither were.

Even tho we don't have the list for 1988, do you think it'd be a safe bet to say Dunn was on it?

I cant believe that only one person out of your list of 150 has died this year.Thats bad luck! this years looking better than my 2008 year of a list out of 50, no-one died. {of cousre, I went crazy, & named all wrestlers that year, but not a 1 died, that was on my list.}

Howabout Sophia Loren?

don't know if this has been mentioned or not, but... http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/story/2011/03/...ger-abbott.html Roger Abbott, from the Royal Canadian Air Farce has died.

the "fat family"? they look like your average American family.

Jake The Snake and Scott Hall are both in my DDP picks for this year. As well as Bobby the Brain to continue the wrestling theme I believe all 3 of them are on my list, as well.

Um, she died over a month ago, I think that it's already been mentioned on here.

Appears to be holding up pretty well in the circumstances. Wonder if WWE will actually bother to acknowledge his passing on TV? Have they acknowledged the last few former stars who have died, like Luna, Bastion Booger, Giant Gonzales, or King Curtis? But Graham was a far bigger star than any of them, his death will probably be reported in the national (US) media Luna & King Curtis were decently big, too. They mentioned SD Jones' death, so why not these 2, or the other 2 I mentioned? :/ The simple reason is because SD Jones died before WWE was slammed in the press after the Chris Benoit double murder and suicide, and Linda McMahon decided to run for the US Senate, and so all the deaths in the past year have not even been acknowledged on TV, they just merited a brief sentence on wwe.com. Fine way to commemorate a person's years of loyal service. SD Jones died in 2008, Benoit in 2007 almost a year & a half BEFORE SD Jones.

Appears to be holding up pretty well in the circumstances. Wonder if WWE will actually bother to acknowledge his passing on TV? Have they acknowledged the last few former stars who have died, like Luna, Bastion Booger, Giant Gonzales, or King Curtis? But Graham was a far bigger star than any of them, his death will probably be reported in the national (US) media Luna & King Curtis were decently big, too. They mentioned SD Jones' death, so why not these 2, or the other 2 I mentioned? :/

Appears to be holding up pretty well in the circumstances. Wonder if WWE will actually bother to acknowledge his passing on TV? Have they acknowledged the last few former stars who have died, like Luna, Bastion Booger, Giant Gonzales, or King Curtis?

Did he ever work for WWE? I have no recollection of him I was thinking the same thing, maybe he was a jobber. :/ Ahem... Worked for the WWF for 4 years in the 80s apparently. eah, I read that after I posted, but was too lazy to fix. & Apperently he's in connection with the UN gang, against Bacon brother's of Abbotsford BC, Canada Where I'm from.

Did he ever work for WWE? I have no recollection of him I was thinking the same thing, maybe he was a jobber. :/

Um, dude, she died like 2-3 months ago.

what about Jack Lalanne to rest?

By the way, "nice" photo attached to that article of the old boy doing his best Emperor Palpatine-meets-Santa Claus impersonation: I feel dirty & diseased just by looking at that pic.