MyBrainHurts2

When I first read the article on Al Lewis's death on cnn.com, his age was given as 95. The article now reads that Al's age was 83. Who knows, it might change in another half hour.

picked the info up from CSI. I'm only a nutjob on days that end with a 'y'

Don't think you could put a big hole in anything with a .22, I'd go for .308, .50 or a good old 12 bore slug!!! agreed, use a .50 or 12 guage. A 22 is the executioner's special - back of the head at point blank, not enough force or speed to exit the ol' brain bucket, it just bounces around the skull and shreds the brain. Very little mess.

The news is all over the place - CNN, Drudge Report, wikipedia's recent deaths and on and on. She's gone.

Chapman is an idiot...had a perfect chance to snuff Yoko and didn't.

If I had fluid on the brain, prostate cancer, Parkinson's and was recovering from pelvic fractures and had a slab in the morgue waiting for me...I'd head to New Orleans to toss some beads and drool over some mammaries before I cashed in my chips.

Astin's alive and will be 76 in March, I think.

sometimes names are just dropped altogether from the list because they turn out to be corpse teases.

That Billy Graham is, what, in his 60's and had used loads of illegal steroids. Having been prescribed SPAM a handful of times, I can guess that 'the other Billy' has heart problems, osteoperosis and could be well on the way to being a diabetic, and that's just the start. You can watch him too if you please.

Nealry had my wedding reception in that mansion. I agree with the concensus - this truck has more miles left in it. (have to apologize, I acccidentally pressed report rather than quote when trying to add this message).

Oh, stop teasing us. He's still being assessed by his doctors, and there's no timetable for discharge, although there are claims that he's doing well. Let's see, he's been in the hospital for pneumonia for a week now, and has had IV antibiotics - I think if things were going as well as is being portrayed, he'd be out of the hospital by now, or atleast there would be plans to set him loose.

let's all keep our fingers crossed...whatever your reasons may be.

...and you're here because you're not a sick bastard? Come on ya dumb fugger, embrace the illness and cheer for death. Look at it this way, do you think Chuck would want to live out his last days in a foggy, demented, half-arsed existence? Not many of us would. Death would free him of his sickened earthly bindings.

I've already creeped out my office and poker buds and love every minute of watching celebs circle the drain.

In his dreams maybe, Ross is actually 56. Oops, I'm dumb as hell for messing that one up . Wonder where I got the idea he was younger . Still decent points.

Read the news throughout the year and take notes on who is ill and how old they are, that's one way. Another is to do research on specific illnesses and disorders, sometimes you come across gold. THere is a lot of good info here in the forums, as mentioned before. If you're looking for specific names: Ross Davidson, actor, early 20's, brain tumor Natasha Lyonne, 26, actor, Hepatitis C, and a nasty heroin addiction (OD'ed recently). Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, 39, terrorist just looking to die Dana Reeve, Superman's widow, 44, lung cancer Mike Ness, 42, singer for Social Distortion, Hepatitis C and frequently cancels shows due to illness. Lynn Kolman, 59, 70's model, 4th stage brain cancer In my death pool, I was able to sneak in a little known stage actor/director named Ben Byer, who is 34 and has had ALS since 2001. Recently, a former child actor (now 18 years old)...can't remember the name, but it was on CNN, went missing and left a note in his car expressing suicidal ideas. Those are all the decent picks I have below the age of 60 for this year (except the 18 year old, he's new).

I think she died. Thanks for waking up, Rip Van Winkle, it's only been close to 4 years since Queen Mum died. If you're interested, here in the States, the Red Sox AND the White Sox both finally won World Series titles, Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II finally died, and George W. was re-elected, ensuring another 4 years of gloom and doom for the world. You can go back to sleep now.

looks like I'm not the only one who has the Baltimore area covered.

CNN reports the same, saying that he's 'resting comfortably'. You know, the dead rest comfortably also...so comfortably that they don't want to wake up. I'll admit, this does look promising, and I wouldn't mind the day off from work if he does pass on.

ISTM Celebrity Ebola has more appeal in these hurried times, but I wouldn't be surprised to learn that someone picks up the idea. Mebby we should copyright it. regards, Hein I'd rather see Celebrity Lobotomy. Each week, we'll take one washed up B-list celebrity desparate for a little exposure and cash and lobotomize them, literally turning that celeb into the drooling idiot we always knew they were on the inside. Since lobotomies aren't performed in the US anymore...can't do it here. I think Canada still does lobotomies though.

Ahh, the thoughts of someone who should be removed from the shallow end of the gene pool.

Maybe Gerald will pardon us and everyone else on this site the same as he did for Richard Nixon and Tokyo Rose.

Damned pro-lifers.

..and the Halibut world is EXPLODING with joy at the prospects.

I wouldn't mind the image of Chuckie standing in front of a bathtub (in a bathrobe),holding a brush aloft in an attempt to try to part the water. If I were one of his caretakers, I'd wear an ape mask all day long just to screw with him.