dean1991

Wyman, Richards, Watts, Jagger then Wood, that's my prediction.

I think all of the Stones will bow out in the 20s. Starting with Wyman next year.

I dont think he will be performing again

And people piss on the seat and the floor rather than the bowl.

I hope the Palace have remembered to tip off the Glow Light vendors too. In all honesty though, i would not be surpised if that is the case regarding your mates dad.

Would 'The Flying Nun' Marge Redmond be deathlisty enough? I guess not if June Lockhart hasn't made it.

Today she becomes the first ever cast member of a best picture winning film to live to see its 80th anniversary. Thrilling tidbit for you.

I wonder how many folk will fact check that.

Bridget Bardot John Prescott Peter Alliss Pele Robbie Coltrane Diana Rigg Ray Reardon Clive Barker Harvey Weinstein

Also didnt bother.

I seen a female roadworker the other day for the first time. She looked much tougher than our current leaders

And no matter what happens, tomorrow will be the same as today for us all.

Carry on Cruising actor Vincent Ball is 96 today.

https://m.facebook.com/leepaulactor/ Will try and source something for Foster as I don't have the magazine myself, just heard about it. Has Doris been confirmed?

Harry Benson is 90 today. (deathlist worthy too, I think)

Dianne Foster, a canadian 1950s actress (91) and Lee Paul from Hawaii five-o (80) have both died according to the SAG AFTRA fall report.

Ray Reardon seems like deathlist material.

Could have been during the castration of Val Venis

Sir Peter Higgs

To consider... Clive Barker - Horror Author Lee Child - Jack Reacher Author Barbara Windsor - Eastender Fortune Fitzroy - Mistress of Robes Napolitino -Italian pres Nakashone - Japanese leader Kay Ivey - Alabama politican. Will put more thought into it when i have time, always enjoy this thread each year.

Bob Gimlin turns 89 next year. Known for capturing 'Bigfoot' footage back in the 60s. Was thinking of doing a thread for paranormal folk but didn't know if it was best just tying that to pyschics and skeptics.

50 years since we lost our very own Spade Cooley.

Form guide #14 - Sir Peter Higgs Subatomic particle heart throb. If having the Higgs-boson named after him isn't enough to woo you then he has also bagged himself a nice little earner with a Nobel Prize in Physics. He may have the last laugh on us though if the Large Hadron Collider, inspired by his findings, liquidizes us all.

Alive again now

Matsumoto?