Tempus Fugit

Congratulations Windsor

I've only just spotted this gem of a thread from Earl Gloomy, Not only couldn't he spell Wincey(Wincy) but dying (dieing) and disappeared (dissappeared) also proved a challenge to him. A veritable steaming turd of a thread, if only todays DeathList could meet the high standards of the past.

From someone who was killed by a crocodile to someone who made a fortune from a crocodile. Either way death claimed them both, as is its wont.

there is proof (almost abundant proof) that it is a legitimate word. Irregardless is a much derided word, shame, as I quite like it. But it is a rather good Cafe.

Happy 94th Birthday Karl, A magnificent actor and a magnificent schnozz. Who nose maybe Karl will be back on the DeathList for '07.

Brinsworth House has its very own thread for you to peruse, http://www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=1815&hl=

A cyanide capsule would be my first choice for a quick exit. A bullet to the brain would be a second choice. If you do choose to shoot yourself in the head, then place the barrel of the gun in the mouth and not against the side of your head. This method is far more efficient as the bullet doesn't have to penetrate bone before hitting the brain. Not so good. Better.

Belfast born actor James Ellis, has suffered a stroke, four years ago he also had a massive heart attack. I think with these ongoing health problems he'd be a good future pick.

How to win an argument. One sure way to have the last word in an argument, is to cut your wife's head off. Hamburg police spokeswoman Ulrike Sweden said the man seemed "a bit crazy" Just a bit crazy, you don't say. There's no fooling those German Police.

It's definitely from March 2004, it's a copy of this BBC article

I have to admit that I've never seen Danger Man, I only really know McGoohan from The Prisoner. But Spotlight only had this one of him, along with a lot of other B&W pics of old celebs.

The only biog I could find is this one, old ernie had a traumatic early life and is estranged from one of his brothers, all over money.

Well Godot's mum you seem to have the same piss poor spelling of Oompa Loompa as your errant son.

Not exactly famous, was she, but at least she was a looker in her prime.

A dictionary that can't even spell argument correctly, has no credibility with me.

I saw that as well on Wikipedia and had a momentary jumpstart until I realized that the ages didn't match up. Although really, I'm surprised he's actually dead, I thought perhaps TF was at it again... Whoever wrote that obit, needs to improve their English' "He stepped in the film industry in the year 1962" sounds messy. You list one winemaker as dead and suddenly you've got a reputation.

That link of yours goes nowhere iain A proper link This should have been posted in the "Not exactly famous" thread, as his death has only produced 3 obits.

ff already posted it in the "interesting ways to die" thread, http://www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?...indpost&p=56411

The Big 40! Don't Panic GR

It's difficult to read the labels, but at a guess I'd say no more than £18. First, how much is E 18? I'm sorry I don't really understand the full concept of british money.. But is it overpriced? £18 is about $33, boxed gift packages like this one are usually always overpriced. You're paying for the packaging, and in Gallo's case the marketing, better to buy less well known brands that are often superior in quality and cheaper in price.

It's difficult to read the labels, but at a guess I'd say no more than £18.

Sorry, that was me couldn't help myself. I blame the drink, shame iain isn't about. I'm surprised Ernie hasn't got a Wiki page, but the Wiki is full of holes.

Well I for one am glad that Sir Patrick is feeling better, there are many more on the DeathList I'd rather see meet their maker than him. So much for iain's predictions of imminent death.

Happy 97th Ernie, your wine may be overpriced piss, but what the hell. I'll stick to the cheap stuff that doesn't spend a fortune on marketing its brand.

Has anyone read "The Apprentice" by Gordon Houghton? It's a good death and after death related novel.