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I saw a very poor looking Stirling Moss in Shepherd market the other week.

Did you offer him a few shillings to help him in purchasing his items?

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Guest BobTheChicken

That old bitch (Margaret) Thatcher surely has to go on the list. I can't believe she hasn't been included before.

 

And won't we all rejoice, rejoice at that?

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That old bitch (Margaret) Thatcher surely has to go on the list. I can't believe she hasn't been included before.

 

And won't we all rejoice, rejoice at that?

You can locate Mags down in the main forum topics below. She has her own entire thread going now for some while.

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;) M-Thatch was in the paper i think today

saying how she ISNT dying and how she is completely healthy

 

infact, she supposedly had a new haircut in hospital :o !

disapointingly, signs of a moheekan (sp?) are absent

and it looks like her normal 'do.

 

BUT it wouldnt be the 1st time shes told a compulsive lie, so..? who knows.

 

 

 

 

 

While were on the topic... Cherie Blair is a (highly unlikely) pick for 2006. She doesnt half cause some avoidable hassle for Tony, maybe shell be...ridden of.

 

I doubt it tho.

 

 

 

I apologise for my spelling in this post

Cuppa

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;) M-Thatch was in the paper i think today

saying how she ISNT dying and how she is completely healthy

Maybe she's watching this site and trying to throw us off? :o

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I saw a very poor looking Stirling Moss in Shepherd market the other week.

Did you offer him a few shillings to help him in purchasing his items?

I stuck to my Cpt Kirk non-interventionist policy. Stirling is not short of money. But he is short.

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I saw a very poor looking Stirling Moss in Shepherd market the other week.

Did you offer him a few shillings to help him in purchasing his items?

I stuck to my Cpt Kirk non-interventionist policy. Stirling is not short of money. But he is short.

Are you saying yopu have been sleeping with him and doing naughty deeds?

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Godot Posted: Dec 5 2005, 01:17 PM  

 

Come to think of it Brian Blessed could be an outsider. Maybe there should be an obesity factor introduced. If you give these people points, you could take off points for smoking/lifestyle/drinking/obseity. That way people like Johnny Vegas come into the frame at a relatively tender age. Are there any actuaries on the site?

 

 

I'm having a go at being an amateur actuary!

Got a spreadsheet with over 500 popular names on it - ranking via a points waiting taking in all types of lifestyle and age factors limiting their lifespan.

Seems like a good time to introduce my 50 picks to put up an interesting addition to the ideas going forward into producing next years list. The first figure being a type of relative quotient of likelihood of dying thus Ronnie Biggs on 171 is twice as likely to die during the year as Harrold Pinter is.

 

171.10 Ronnie Biggs - very ill - 3 strokes - 2x HA - para - flu - mrsa

141.09 Ron Santo - 20 operations, multi HA, bladder cancer, bypass, amputee, unable to travel diabetes

124.06 Ladybird Johnson - "few months to go" April05

121.58 Charlton Heston - ext frail + breathing probs + flu + prostate C + Alzhelmers

119.39 King Sihanouk - strokex2 colon cancer, diabetes & heart problems prostate

118.30 Augusto Pinochet - stroke ill fat

117.08 Steven Adler - stroke weed coke coma HA heroin ABH vioProb

113.16 Aaron Spelling - incurable disease

112.85 ex pres Gerald Ford - "quite frail"

109.64 Liz Taylor - ill brain tumour - broken back

108.90 Margaret Thatcher - strokes 2002 assassination attempt

107.41 Billy Graham - prostate C - wheelchair bound with Parkinsons'

106.29 John Kenneth Galbraith - very frail + depression

105.89 Tammy Faye (Bakker) Messner - lung cancer - smoking

105.28 Freddy Fender - Hep C kid trans. liver transplant weed AA

104.70 Charles Haughey - ill prostate cancer spreading

104.00 John Spencer (snooker) - not having treatment for stomach cancer

103.08 Evel Knievel - drinker - liver transplant - hepatitis coma guns

102.00 Ross Davidson - Brain Tumour

100.95 David Crosby - jail weed bullets liver trans. fat crack

99.34 Saddam Hussein - jail + death row mass murder corruption fraud bribery

97.38 Patrick Moore - early reports of not long to go

96.01 Ibrahim Rugova - lung cancer - assassination ampt

94.95 Larry Hagman - drinker - liver opp + rejection

93.09 Little Richard - weed AA heroin coke depression

92.39 Roger Ebert - stroke fat Thyroid cancer

92.39 Kurt Vonnegut - AA smoking depressive suicide attempt

92.50 Rabbi Philip Berg - stroke wheelchair ill

92.14 Zsa Zsa Gabor - jail, stroke, smoking coma

91.35 Kirk Douglas - stroke Helicopter crash

91.03 Phil Lesh - liver transplant Hep' Drugs

90.04 Scott Hamilton - brain tumour + testicular cancer

89.58 Johannes Heesters - going down hill

89.14 Maurice Papon - released on ill health grounds

89.05 Peter Boyle - Stroke HA fat

89.00 Paul Hunter - stomach/colon cancer/leukemium

88.75 Charlie Drake - old folks home + stroke + bad way + blind

88.22 Albert Hofmann - LSD

88.19 Jim Nabors - liver transplant Hep asthma

87.23 Yitzhak Shamir - in a nursing home + not well

87.03 Robert Evans - stroke manic depressive weed

86.77 Jane Wyman - not very well - lung cancer

86.65 Bernard Manning - ill health & fat

86.31 Richard Pryor - MS - quad bypass - suicide atmp

86.28 Suge Knight - rapper - weed fat attMur vioParol vioProb shot GTA battery assault

86.27 Yves St. Laurent - ill depression smoking addicted to pepsi

85.65 Chuck Berry - smoking - weed - not well

85.52 Harold Pinter - frail - cancer of the oesophagus 2002

83.55 Manuel Noriega - stroke jail trafficking laundering racketeering

83.55 Robert Mugabe - stroke prostate cancer

 

 

& 3 resurves for 2006 should any of the above exit too quickly!

 

83.33 Arthur C Clarke - post polio syndrome - in a wheelchair

82.05 Ed Koch - stroke HA angioplasty

82.02 Suharto - recovering intestinal bleeding + kid, liver heart strokes

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Brilliant. This list has star quality about it. I guess people must cast around the House of Lords occasionally - a great club for the old and degenerate. Lord Renton, 97, the oldest sitting peer, is in the right age bracket. Sad thing is that the bugger passed his driving test only two years ago. I heard of another peer aged 102 but can't find him.

 

A couple of lefties to watch: Arthur Scargill (very quiet), Derek Robinson (Red Robbo and still marching).

 

A couple of comedy writers: Eric Sykes (although still acting), also Denis Norden must be nearly ready for his own outtake

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Talking about Dennis Norden, can anyone proove that he is actually still alive. The only time he's ever on telly these days is in years- old repeats of It'll be alright on the night.

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Talking about Dennis Norden, can anyone proove that he is actually still alive. The only time he's ever on telly these days is in years- old repeats of It'll be alright on the night.

I've wondered that too. Maybe he's a hologram. Or should that be an hologram. Not sure of my grammar there.

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I actually saw Denis Norden walking along Charlotte Street in London just over a week ago. He looked cold, but quite healthy.

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I guess Arthur C. Clarke now enters Rotten Ali's Top 50.

 

He's always been a fascinating man to me.

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I guess Arthur C. Clarke now enters Rotten Ali's Top 50.

 

True. Only posted this list on Friday night! and already I've got to amend it due to my oh so accurate way of keeping track of all the right criteria! Anyway I was under the impression Richard Pryor was still doing fairly well so it came as a bit of a shock. Still, I had picked him in my current DDP, though was due to leave him off my 2006 entry.

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How is Prince Phillip doing these days?

Does he look likely to last long now?

You can never judge with these bloody royals :angry:

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He's in good shape. I know.

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thanks

ah well.. i supose thats good.

if you are patriotic and enjoy the royals.

which i am and do.

 

 

Cuppa

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As long as an unreconstructed mysogynist is your cup of tea

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How is Prince Phillip doing these days?

Does he look likely to last long now?

You can never judge with these bloody royals :angry:

Prince Philip appears to be in good health at the moment. I cannot see him dying in the next 3 years anyway.

Oh, unless he is invovled in a carriage racing accident (as many deathlisters are hoping).

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Guest Jock McTavish
Rick Parfitt of Status Quo possibly on his way out soon?

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Gah! I knew id forgot to mention somebody

I read that in the paper the other day.

I dont think hell be off too soon tho, i could live to regret saying that though. :angry:

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Rick Parfitt of Status Quo possibly on his way out soon?

It's a good possibility.

 

BTW, there is already a Rick Parfitt thread right here

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Joan Plowright

Although i would HATE to see her go.

She looks like a lovely woman

who would give great hugs :rolleyes:

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