bobsyeruncle

RIP Dick Trickle. He probably should have had a doctor check that out.

Bonnie Franklin, RIP http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2286697/One-Day-At-A-Time-star-Bonnie-Franklin-69-dies-battle-pancreatic-cancer.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

I just figured I'd start with the first number on the list and let 'em work their way down. I don't have a favorite order. If Lindsay Lohan and Justin Bieber go down to boot, it'll be a good year.

The Enquirer has been claiming that Hillary has brain cancer. I just wouldn't put her on a list, yet. I gotta wonder if she really has been thinking of running for president. She thought she would be too old four years ago when she lost the Democratic nomination to Obama. Do they still let presidents sleep through meetings like Reagan did? Is that still a thing? HW, on the other hand, despite being more serious could very well pull through as long as he's getting good care. It's just going to take him several months. I have him on my lists, though.

The guy above has been decomposing for the last 16 years. I'm sure if you compared recent photos of the two, you could see the difference more clearly. You dig?

I'm betting otherwise. I wouldn't care one way or the other, but points are points.

There's a farewell headline in there somewhere. SO LONG HUGO CHAVEZ, YOU FAT CUNT 1954 - 2013.

Well, they put god on US money, so the answer is .... yes.

He's really old. Isn't that enough for the pool? ;-)

Bush Sr. went into ICU in guarded condition. As in, I didn't really think this particular stint was going to kill him. He's still in hospital, though, with a fever and his general health isn't good. I think he's still a good bet for some time next year.

I remembered that Bob Brunning had died (late 2011) which made it a little harder to find Bob Welch. Bob Brunning was the original bassist.

Fixed. Bob Welch wasn't a founding member of Fleetwood Mac.

Just submitted my 2013 picks and hoping for the best ... or worst. It'll be a learning experience, anyway.

A couple more old folks to consider: Carla Laemmle (103), actress and niece of Carl Laemmle Luise Rainer (103 in January), First actress to win two Oscars. Lupita Tovar (102), actress, Universal's spanish Dracula Norman Lloyd (98), actor, St. Elsewhere, Dead Poets Society Professor Irwin Corey (98), comedian

... until 2013 when he's worth points?