Sean

She is a shoe in for top spot next year if she makes it

Not sure it would be a miracle.Looks not very likely but possible.Judging by the photos almost certainly this year or next

Reminds me of the Robin Gibb near the end.

Biggest miss of my DDP team.

I would rather get Dick Cheney to give me a shooting lesson.

Having Daniella Westbrook as a therapist is like having June Brown as a stop smoking advisor.

Updated for Gloria Vanderbilt: ZZL:48 Shaun:46 Bibliogryphon:42 Davey Jones Locker :42

No Douglas Hurd.Another ominous sign about his health.

Fernando Ricksen

I don't see why the DL should ever die.If committee members drop out just replace them.Just need a group chat over the Internet would sort it out.No reason for it to die.

If it comes to that I will step up to help.Not sure I could run it single handedly but if it is that or the site shutting I would give it a go.

And Peter Falk has Alzheimers.

Wouk is the only centenarian on the list whose death is not big news in the UK.The other 3 would all get rolling news coverage on BBC and Sky news and their deaths are guaranteed to get a full segment on every news stations bulletins. Incidentally a neighbour of mines father was born on the same day as Wouk and is still alive.

Stirling Moss

3 hits in a week !Crikey.

Clegg

Roast gammon.

Just had an obit on BBC news channel.

Another hit.Things are hotting up.

Or stripper

Clive James

Crikey.Was not expecting her to be the next hit.

I just had an idea tonight.I realized I no longer had any fear about dying anymore!Is it the fact I have been dead pooling for some time?Perhaps it is..Do not get me wrong I am not suicidal and hope not to die for many years to come but I kind of feel at this moment in time that whenever the time comes I will be at ease when the inevitable happens.I mean there are many things I want to do before I go but somehow I can`t help feeling immune to the fear of deathOf course I fear how I will die and also have a fear of the unknown afterwards but the notion of dying no longer concerns me as it did a few years ago.I wonder if anyone else thinks that dead pooling on a regular basis makes you more content/comfortable with the concept of your mortality or not?Because I no longer have a fear of no longer being around anymore.I view death as something not worth worrying about and even in a sense a release from the difficulties which seem almost inevitable at the end of someones natural life. I guess in short I wondered what other members perceptions are surrounding death if it was their demise looming.Is it something to fear and fight until the bitter end or is it a release that is necessary for keeping a sense of reality in spite of a dire prognosis?

The way this year has not materialised should make next year's Deathlist very interesting.Lots of names at this rate will need to be dropped and their are lots of survivors from previous years that could be brought back.I fear the committee will be very conservative next year.