Geronimo

That's a fair way! DWB In the hole Byron!

I think the rabbit is taking her fish for a walk and that's a poo bag in her hand.

The monarchy came out of it pretty well. Well the Queen did anyway. So did Blair, almost.

I enjoyed the new film on The Queen. Had never realised until I saw Helen Mirren's portrayal just how flat-footed the Queen walks. Thought Michael Sheen was good too as Blair but thought the rest of the cast a bit poor. James Cromwell couldn't do Prince Philip and Sylvia Syms looked in poorer shape than the Queen mum did not long before she died. Perhaps it's time SS was Deathlisted

I say Biggs. He's done his time.

From our conversations last night, I think ValiSS' "input" could be more than useful when it comes to the demise of Fidel Castro and Oscar Niemeyer. A sort of unofficial quid pro quo betwen DL and the National Power Unity of Latvia. I mean, it's purely coincidental that his political opponents happen to be famous communists on this year's DL, isn't it? I notice that the SS is no longer capped up in his name and the Nazi SS emblem has disappeared from his avatar. Just another Lib dem then.

24\7 asshole. Love it.

Does that include me? I have been too busy with work to do too much posting. Clearly not. But I have a theory about women's intuition and Six's comment about being a "little wierded" suggests there is something in it. I too have felt a little wierded by the revitalised Dickie O' thread even though, like BHB, it draws me like a moth to a candle. I'm eagre to see the first love poem from Banshees. Will he compare her to a red red rose that's newly sprung in June, or will it be some graceful Ozzie feature such as the Black Stump?

Skinner could be a good one for next year. He's never looked too clever, mind. Cyril Smith can't be far off either.

Is she right about running with a pencil? Has anybody ever died because they were running with a pencil? I can't think of a less spectacular death although I do know someone who died in a bowl of soup (actually a heart attack before his head slumped in said bowl of soup).

Has anyone noticed that since the avalanche of posts from Banshee's favourite Sheila dumped on the site there have been relatively few postings from some of our most dependable female posters. Is this femme fetale with the Dickie fixation driving them away? Carol Ann wasn't impressed.

I love a woman with spunk. ...prefer 'em with gravy. Gravy, yes. Lashings of it.

My impression is that ValiSS fancies drawing up a list and then sort of sorting it. It's not like that ValiSS. Deathlist is passive rather than active.

No BS you're right. You're so, so right.

I love a woman with spunk.

Crikey possums, MPFC is right on one thing, the Dickie O' thread has certainly taken a turn for the surreal. It's like Germaine Greer on mescaline. Perhaps our very own Dame Edna's fantasies could be satisfied if Steve Irwin's executers were to release a set of his togs with the addition, perhaps, of Crocodile Dundee's knife for Dickie to wear in Brinsworth House so that he's armed and ready for the gun toting she devil from Oz.

Hmm, I wonder if she has a view on Steve Irwin.

Ceci n'est pas un pancréas regards, Hein Betty Boothroyd's leg in Tiller Girl pose? Jasper's carrot?

Ceci n'est pas un pancréas regards, Hein Betty Boothroyd's leg in Tiller Girl pose?

Not the one playing innocently with Zach Goldsmith by any chance?

Never heard of him, to be fair - says he has appeared on WWE television many times. I imagine as a jobber. Interestingly, just how many wrestlers would get a UK obit? Hulk Hogan The Rock Jesse Ventura (okay, that's cheating) But there aren't many. Would Vince McMahon himself get one? Mick McManus, mentioned by TLC, would definitely get one.

Not at all. There is something very, very fishy about these posts.

Why thankyou Six. I think I'm falling for you . Dee was massively smarmy. He was also really big (bigger than Richard O') with a prime time Saturday night show at a time before the Deathlist and other forums when half the nation watched telly. But he seemed to blow it big time, not sure how or why. Never seen or heard of him since.

I had the sudden urge to start a thread on Simon Dee then thought he might be better off here. He must be 71 now. Has the forgotten presenter of Dee Time been seen anywhere recently? Has he reverted to his original name - Carl Henty-Dodd? For a while in the late 60s or 70s he was a big star on TV then nothing. All those years just waiting for death.

[ It ain't over till the fat lady melts.