Will the 2020 DeathList break the 2017 DeathList record?

[ebless 202]

1 hour ago, Joey Russ said:

I don’t know about everyone else, but just have a feeling the record might break. Just a feeling...

 

Thicko. 

[Arsewipe 191]

20 in 20 has a good ring to it motherfuckers.

[Joey Russ 7,118]

3 minutes ago, ebless said:

 

Thicko. 

Ah, so nobody can make a joke anymore? Sad...

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3 minutes ago, Arsewipe said:

20 in 20 has a good ring to it motherfuckers.

Bit aggressive but nice enthusiasm.

[ebless 202]

I predicted the record would be broken right from the very start and there we are. 

[Arsewipe 191]

16 minutes ago, The Quim Reaper said:

Bit aggressive but nice enthusiasm.

Lets be honest, everyone on here is a motherfucker.

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4 minutes ago, Arsewipe said:

Lets be honest, everyone on here is a motherfucker.

Plenty of fatherfuckers too.

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42 minutes ago, The Quim Reaper said:

Plenty of fatherfuckers too.

Ooh meow!!

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On 10/11/2020 at 13:28, Kenny McCormick said:

Sutcliffe and thats it, no further deaths

You sure about that?

[The Great Cornholio 818]

46 minutes ago, Putin said:

You sure about that?

Blimey... 

 

What a hellbent year this has been, congrats DL Committee!

[uni 8]

Yes well done but it took four centenarians and the worst global pandemic for 100 years to break the record. It will be hard to ever break this year's record, even though there will no doubt be more centenarians coming through eventually.

[Ulitzer95 10,921]

2 minutes ago, uni said:

Yes well done but it took four centenarians and the worst global pandemic for 100 years to break the record. It will be hard to ever break this year's record, even though there will no doubt be more centenarians coming through eventually.

No it won't. It's easily doable. The Committee just needs to stop picking people who are total wildcards e.g. Alan Greenspan and stop reserving about 20 spots for folk who are "too big to miss" but unlikely to actually die anytime soon e.g. the Queen.

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11 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:

No it won't. It's easily doable. The Committee just needs to stop picking people who are total wildcards e.g. Alan Greenspan and stop reserving about 20 spots for folk who are "too big to miss" but unlikely to actually die anytime soon e.g. the Queen.

Anyway VGE was in very fair health at the end of 2019. He wouldn't have been picked with that logic. 

[uni 8]

1 hour ago, Ulitzer95 said:

No it won't. It's easily doable. The Committee just needs to stop picking people who are total wildcards e.g. Alan Greenspan and stop reserving about 20 spots for folk who are "too big to miss" but unlikely to actually die anytime soon e.g. the Queen.

Clearly the Committee has started to adopt the blindingly obvious strategy of picking, you know, older people. They put on all the famous centenarians they could find. And why not? That's how to win the game.

[Arsewipe 191]

It'll be cold, cold day in hell before I recognise Bill Gate's dad as a hit this year, still need one more to break the record.

[Ulitzer95 10,921]

1 hour ago, uni said:

Clearly the Committee has started to adopt the blindingly obvious strategy of picking, you know, older people. They put on all the famous centenarians they could find. And why not? That's how to win the game.

Ok, so you do realise that Vera Lynn, de Havilland and Kirk Douglas were picked for consecutive years without any of them dying until 2020? 

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3 hours ago, Ulitzer95 said:

No it won't. It's easily doable. The Committee just needs to stop picking people who are total wildcards e.g. Alan Greenspan and stop reserving about 20 spots for folk who are "too big to miss" but unlikely to actually die anytime soon e.g. the Queen.

I agree, the Queen must be odds on to reach 100.