Bibliogryphon

At least we are not running out of steam. 998,646. Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg Gotha

958,595: Margaret Rutherford

958589 Douglas Adams

998588. Anthony Trollope

The actor and screenwriter Olaf Pooley turned 100 last month. He is only the second actor to have appeared in Doctor Who to have reach this milestone the other is the Indian actress Zohra Sehgal who appeared in The Crusade and will be 102 at the end of this month.

Then why isn't today a national holiday? Because thankfully we don't honour former PMs with national holidays, that would be a lot of national holidays. But we have St George's day to commemorate the slaying of a dragon

Evil guinea pig owner taunts DDP theme team contestant

Another list from Bibliogryphon just in case Nigel Farage is passing by Surviving Presidents of the European Commission Jacques Delors (1925) Jacques Santer (1937) Manuel Marin (1949) Romano Prodi (1939) Jose Manuel Barroso (1956)

941,326. Michael O'Hare

He has also had some depressive episodes recently. Why, is his dead pool team under performing? Low blow....

941,324. Charlotte Bronte

Then why isn't today a national holiday?

He has also had some depressive episodes recently.

Apparently he is Answers own question in the manner of elderly man whose only companion is his cat.

937,201. Christopher Marlow

937,200. Anne Bronte

Back in 2012 when I tired a feeble hoax about a Deathlist show on channel 5 I wrote OK OK There is not a shred of truth in this post but I kept being annoyed by the presence of HW on everyshow without any evidence of talent or charisma and began to think what I would like her to present. When I did get round to writing the post I did think she let the authenticity down but I could not think of a suitable replacement. I briefly thought of Peaches Geldof but considering what happened to her mother I thought it in poor taste. ooops my bad. P.S why does this thread exist when there was already a Peaches Geldof thread?

I thought I would go for Phil but changed my mind and went for Phyllis P D James

Anyone who had a heart would wish her all the best.

Kinnock had the opposite problem to Milliband he was an excellent speaker and laid out his left of centre stall for all to see. Yet his lack of judgement (Sheffield) and a hostile right wing press meant the 1992 campaign ended in failure but if the Torys had lost in 1992 would they have been out of power for 18 years?

936,599. Pat Coombs

or will it be The end of the peer show?

That cheers me up, it was so long ago that I picked I had forgotten who it was and he is on my DDP team so I am now 1/60. Things are looking up.

Wiki has her down as born in 1922 and when I posted the happy birthday message this was because my paper had contained this information but on Radio 2 on Friday night their "Friday Night is Music Night" was a celebration for her 90th Birthday. Maybe she uses the same method of counting as ZZG.

And here is the link to apologise for my previous ignorance