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The Methodist Chursch has just adopted a new hymn book so there may be more opportunities for up to date resaearch during long sermons - most of the people in the old book must be dead already Sydney Carter and F Pratt-Green died in 2004 & 2000 respectively.
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The Maybe Far Off Future Super Questionnaire
Bibliogryphon replied to Estuarian Float's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
OK bit scary to see the list of Deathlisters on there Few more thoughts for next survey Ghostbusters Goodies Former Second ladies Red Hot Chilli Peppers Nolan Sisters That's Life presenters -
Well I think part of the problem is the dog is not doing its job properly surely these workshy layabouts should not even get close to your rear entrance and should be fleeing down the road minus their trousers seat. True, but one of the dogs is sadly recently deceased, and the survivor was too engrossed in the rabbit he caught several weeks ago. He buried it as soon as we got home, but exhumes it regularly for a snack. Not much of it left now. Note to self: get new dog. Well he could bury one of the salesman, they would keep him going till Christmas
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Most of 'allo 'allo are dead already- Hill, Haig, Silvera, Hilary Minster(?) - played von Klinkerhoffen and the large German chappie (Richard Marner I think his name was), not to mention Jean-louis Mansi and the chap from the Carry On movies who name inexpicably fails me right now. Likewise a good number of the Hi-Di-Hi cast are no longer with us Cadell, Dwyer, Bowness, Shane, Holland and Kenneth Connor (again) But people like Sam Kelly, Gordon Kaye, Jeffrey Holland and Ruth Madoc if they survive can be the Frank Thornton and Clive Dunns of the future.
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Well I think part of the problem is the dog is not doing its job properly surely these workshy layabouts should not even get close to your rear entrance and should be fleeing down the road minus their trousers seat.
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The Maybe Far Off Future Super Questionnaire
Bibliogryphon replied to Estuarian Float's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Few suggested small groups Remaining Doctors (Dr Who) ABBA members Members of One Direction Blake's 7 Cast members Actors who have played Superman Chrissie Hynde/Debbie Harry/Annie Lennox or Kate Bush? I did skip quite a few because I am not American -
Dead George Michael, Innit Peeps
Bibliogryphon replied to harrymcnallysblueandwhitearmy's topic in DeathList Forum
Close Which is so much better! -
With time having seen off most of the casts of the 70's stalwarts Dad's Army & Are You Being Served? Maybe we should begin to compare and contrast the 80's contributions particularly following the death of Paul Shane which programme will provide us with most fertile ground Hi-De-Hi or Allo, Allo?
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Dead George Michael, Innit Peeps
Bibliogryphon replied to harrymcnallysblueandwhitearmy's topic in DeathList Forum
Is it true that the Sun used the headline "Scrape Me UP Before You Go-Go"? -
Was 74 on Monday this week. Not aware of how well he is but I didn't realise he was that old.
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Authors Last A Long Time, But....
Bibliogryphon replied to maryportfuncity's topic in DeathList Forum
Once, Twice Three times a lady? Fay Weldon describes her two near death experiences. Looks like she might be brought into the 2014 theme team. -
I have plotted on a graph the hits against progress through the year. I have used 2013 (obviously), 2012, 2011 (poor year), 2008, 2003 (good years). Because 2003 was very sporadic (three clusters of intense activity) I think the year to track performance against is 2008. Our third hit at the beginning of Feb took us ahead of the 2008 line but they crossed again in the middle of March. We are now falling behind dramatically. However if we make the sixth hit before 150 days (30 May) and eight hits before 200 days (19 July) then I still think there is the potential for a good year but it could be 2003 all over again when all fourteen deaths occurred before the end of September.
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As e-mail mistakes go this is pretty mild. Once one of my colleagues made the mistake of responding to the original message rather than the fowarded message and send one of our most important customers an message saying the were a stupid f****** c*** who didn't understand what they were asking for. Suffice to say he is no longer a colleague. TMIB you are doing a sterling job which we should all remember.
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Ehrm, I don't quite get what you mean? Would you want to post a sheet? It's possible as an attachment, but that's a part of the forum software where I rarely come and where monsters live. regards, Hein I have entered the data to produce a chart and I have tried copying the chart into word but that doesn't work. I suppose it would be the same as posting an image but I don't know how to do that either Aha, like this: What I do is: - go to http://imageshack.us/ - upload the picture there - do some magic to bypass the Please Register pain - grab the url of the uploaded picture - post it. I suppose better anonymous picture sites exist. regards, Hein I have tried the image loading website but they are blocked from my current location. So I will keep the graphic for my own pleasure and describe the conclusions in the appropriate forum.
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This confused me because I was thinking of Aubrey Morris who played the bathing captain in the TV series of The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy but he is alive and well.
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dead Nicholas Parsons
Bibliogryphon replied to harrymcnallysblueandwhitearmy's topic in DeathList Forum
Appeared at the local theatre in Kettering on Sunday night. Didn't go along but doesn't strike me as he is wobbly not with all those things going on. -
This argument does not carry much weight. Of the five hits we have had this year the only one who was over 90 was Patty Andrews and this was her third appearance on the list. Just because someone is over 90 there is still a good chance that they will last out the next 12 months. If you are playing a game like the DDP then the age will determine the amount of points that you get for any hits. I think this is a good list and there are plenty of opportunities to play in your own way.
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No, I am catching up because I couldn't get access to the DL whilst I was in China.
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Found a new flatmate They should keep each other on the straight and narrow.
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Its what John Noakes and Peter Purvis had to cover for.
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Well I can clearly see the problem here in a programme billed as Celebrity Rehab it seems a bit short of Celebs I only knew about 5 or 6 of the names listed.
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Ok, I looked this up and... FUCKING HELL!!!!!!!!!!1 HE LOOKS LIKE THE UNHOLY LOVE CHILD OF MOHAMMAD AL-FAYED AND GERALD KAUFMAN He has some rare blood condition: http://uk.movies.yah...-080950979.html That is very sad I like Michael York but as soon as I have finished typing this I will be adding him to my long list for next year.
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That's about as exciting as it gets for Bob Dole Is that the Dole office?
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Not Mandela? I did think about both Mandela and George Bush Snr. The latter can be dismissed as a one term president against a 10 year stint as Prime Minister but Mandela could be a challenger. The real question is what is South Africa's place in the world compared with the UK & USA? Bush Snr & Carter would be big in the states but thats about it, both would receieve a couple of hours of breaking news feeds on Sky as opposed to the two days worth for Thatcher, in terms of most significant on the list i do think Mandela would beat Thatcher as would Prince Philip. Mubarak, Castro and Stan Lee are other possible contenders. Stan Lee would be significant for a small portion of the population (Big Bang Theory territory) but not worldwide. I wouldn't be able to pick out his face in a line up. Castro possibly he has longevity but Mubarak no.
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Not Mandela? I did think about both Mandela and George Bush Snr. The latter can be dismissed as a one term president against a 10 year stint as Prime Minister but Mandela could be a challenger. The real question is what is South Africa's place in the world compared with the UK & USA?