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Everything posted by Bibliogryphon
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A colleauge started reading this story from the BBC website and I thought he was going to say has died rather than will abdicate
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I think a much better exercise would be to have thread races. Five themed threads are created and the first to reach the target wins. There would be rules that each entry is only allowed to contain one name and no member can make subsequent posts in the same thread. If anyone is bored enough to try this I have suggested what five themes might look like 100 People who have had a UK number 1 hit single 100 Oscar winners 100 Nobel Prize Winners 100 Pre 20th Century British Writers 100 people who died before the age of 50 The same person could of course appear in more than one thread although I can't think of any Nobel prize winner who have had a No. 1 hit single. Enjoy
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When the die what? Come on, don't leave us all in suspense! Being crap at typing and always being in too much of a hurry to reread what I have just typed and making myself look like a complete idiot. They die. My car is dead it does not go. I had to go to work on the bus this morning (the horror, the horror). Pauses whilst he reads the above before pressing the POST button. Are you sure its dead and not just pining for the Fords? *gets coat* No I'm pretty sure its all Rover.
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I see the General is the most popular DDP pick to go so far this year. Are we going to go a full six months without anyone in the Top Ten dying?
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When the die what? Come on, don't leave us all in suspense! Being crap at typing and always being in too much of a hurry to reread what I have just typed and making myself look like a complete idiot. They die. My car is dead it does not go. I had to go to work on the bus this morning (the horror, the horror). Pauses whilst he reads the above before pressing the POST button.
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I think a lot of Thatcher's cabinet will be increasing in popularity as DDP picks over the next few years. I would perhaps be considering Douglas Hurd rather than Heseltine but he has had heart trouble.
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The Fringes Of Fame/family Of The Famous
Bibliogryphon replied to maryportfuncity's topic in DeathList Forum
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Interesting article it seems that there may be something to this. However it doesn't look like Morgan Tsvangirai is going to be in a position to enjoy it as speculation is mounting about his health
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From this article ''But the trick is not to overdo it and don't do it too long. As my friend PJ O'Rourke once told me, he said, 'You're going to have to soft pedal this death's door stuff, Clive, because people are going to get impatient.' '' Are there any particular people he might mean?
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The sheer awesomeness of this guy cannot be measured. Long Live Christopher.
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he won't be on the list in 2015 because he's dead allready? That was the point I was trying to make. Thank you for the additional clarity I am sure all the other posters here would welcome these interventions to make our ranting drivel intelligible to all.
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Only 1 pick each for Malcolm and Maya. keeps the scoreboard ticking over.
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Cars. I hate them particularly when the die.
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Today is Paul's 47th Birthday. Now what would be a good way to celebrate?
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Unlike Bank Holiday Monday.
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Things that I like (in response to discussion on What did you watch on TV....?: Kate Bush Doctor Who Lists Radio 4 Lord of the Rings (Book not film) The BBC My family (my real family not the lame sitcom) Shakespeare Books (real ones with pages and everything) Pizza
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He was given the all clear for his testicular cancer yonks ago and his chrohns is not going to kill him any time soon. Weird/stupid choice. Would you care to reconsider these comments?
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Scarily they got over a million votes in the EU election. 1 in 60 people in Britain think there worth a vote... Maybe there are some people who will give the Lib Demsthe credit for being the only mainstream party to see that Europe has potential and it would be better if we took the decision to be one of the architects of the new Europe and creating Europe's place at the World's top table rather than be willing to be reduced to the 51st state. He also understood that by going into coalition which was the right decision for the country at the time he put the country before the party. In my mind he sold his support cheap and should not have signed up for the full five years. I do not think a change of leader would reverse the party's fortunes at this time. Before all this gets out of hand turnout at the Euro elections was just about half that at the last General Election. This is a key point.
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On Monday morning he read his recent poem on Radio 4's Today programme prior to the broadcast of the interview today. It was very moving but I do not think Clive will be on the list in 2015.
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So .. What Do You Watch On TV?
Bibliogryphon replied to Banshees Scream's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
In order to atone for going off topic here I will post a list of things i like in Room Lovely look you. In the near future. I do not want to define myself be negative associations. -
So .. What Do You Watch On TV?
Bibliogryphon replied to Banshees Scream's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Oh I forgot Nigel Farage David Cameron/Geroge Osbourne/Michael Gove/Jeremy Hunt/Owen Patterson (I had to put them all on the same line so no-one thinks I hate one more than the other. -
So .. What Do You Watch On TV?
Bibliogryphon replied to Banshees Scream's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
That is quite harsh on those robot scientists. If someone delivered me a robot that looked like that I would demand my money back. -
Mick Jagger is now a Great-Grandfather.
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So .. What Do You Watch On TV?
Bibliogryphon replied to Banshees Scream's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Have you tried enduring the, er... "banter" between Richard Osman and Alexander Armstrong on Pointless? Come back and try and tell me you're a hard case after that. (Don't worry I'll have some tissues ready for you.) Richard and Alexander are tea-time gods and should not be dissed. Speak quietly you never know who might be listening. Oh come on you don't even find Osman just a little bit cheesy? I mean I realise he kind of "knows" he's being cheesy in a way but it's still incredibly annoying. I know you like Eurovision so you either have a massive resistance/tolerance to cheese or an outright fetish for it. Whatever..... Yes they know they are being cheesy but they are also being very slightly (in a BBC sort of way) subversive. Watching AA trying to keep a straight face when a contestant gives a really stupid answer is just priceless. I do have a high tolerance for a lot of things but there are somethings that I have a very low tolerance for: Jazz Jack Nicolson Jim Davison The X Factor Ricky Gervais Holly Willoughby Catchphrase Ridley Scott Films There are probably more but I do not want to vent my bile at lunchtime. -
Fidel "lived like a king" and had the mentality of a "pirate of the Caribbean". 638 assasination attempts throughout his life must be the all-time record. His ex lover agreed to take him out after conspiring with the CIA but she couldn't do it because she loved him. Aaaahhhh, what a lovely story...