Ideas and possibilities for 2007

[grobler 35]

Blimey...as a West Ham fan (as you all know..the team that won the World Cup)...I remember Haller very well . Worth watching (then and now)

[Existence is Futile 1]

Huw about Harry Redknapp ? He's got a face like a slapped arse and isn't the premiership about stress ? I still fancy Sir Alex for the big whisky in the sky though .

Futile

[Guest DeathInDuluth]

Ian Carmichael. Remember him? Can't blame you if you don't but he was a regular in the British cinema of the 50s and 60s. Born 1920 and is married to a woman 34 years younger than him. For 2007 or is their too much lead left in his pencil?

[Guest Rod munch]

It is scary to think that there will be fit and health individuals(NOT LIKE THE OLD FARTS THAT IS ON YOUR LIST) that will be celebrating this new years eve 2006 into new years day 2007, That will be toast before the year is out, And they wont have a clue who they are.

[chicago103 41]

Betty Ford should be on next year's list somewhere, she is 88 looking frail at her husband Gerald Ford's funeral and cant walk up stairs at all (the US Capital and the airplane) and just the stress from her husband's death.

[Real Madron 6]

It is scary to think that there will be fit and health individuals(NOT LIKE THE OLD FARTS THAT IS ON YOUR LIST) that will be celebrating this new years eve 2006 into new years day 2007, That will be toast before the year is out, And they wont have a clue who they are.

hmmm gives me the shivers just thinking about it (??)

[themaninblack 2,112]

Yes it's that time of the year folks....

 

DL07 Top 50 from themaninblack (in Alphabetical Order):

 

 

Muhammad Ali

Michaelangelo Antonioni

Brooke Astor

Captain Beefheart

George Blake

Ray Bradbury

Sid Caesar

Elliot Carter

Fidel Castro

Cahal Daly

Basil D'Oliveira

Blake Edwards

Louis Farrakhan

John Forsythe

John Freeman

Estelle Getty

Billy Graham

Larry Hagman

Joao Havelange

Lee Hazlewood

Jessie Helms

Charlton Heston

Phil Hill

Gordon B. Hinckley

Albert Hoffmann

Ladybird Johnson

Jack Jones

Robert Kee

Ludovic Kennedy

Deborah Kerr

Claude Levi-Strauss

Karl Malden

Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Robert McNamara

Ricardo Montalban

Luciano Pavarotti

Harold Pinter

Carlo Ponti

Bobby Robson

Peter Rogers

Ronald Searle

Ariel Sharon

Sidney Sheldon

Edward Short

George Shultz

Jeremy Thorpe

Reg Varney

John Archibald Wheeler

Gough Whitlam

Robert Anton Wilson

 

Hoping to improve on 13/50 of 2006....

[Magere Hein 1,400]

While doing some late DDP/HDP research I came across this bit of unfinished business:

 

these will all die defo in 2007:

 

Shane Macgowan

Stephen Hawking

Mickey Rooney

Ron Atkinson

Nicolas parsons

Humphrey Littleton

 

Contro i know but hey....

I'll bet you a fiver none of them will die in 2006.

You're on. ...............or were you talking to spaceagereflex?

I was talking to spaceagereflex, but it seems I'd have won anyway.

 

regards,

Hein

[Guest Guest]

I was going to include the disgraced former minister Lord Lambton,who was forced to resign from the Heath govt in 1973 after being found in bed with 2 prostitutes.Sadly though Ive just heard he died allready.R.I.P and fair play to you old man! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Lambton

[Guest Guest]

here is link for death of Lord Lambton http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6221733.stm

[drol 11,944]

On 12/04/2006 at 05:39, Life Begins at 5 o'clock said:

Cabinet Positions

State

1. Condoleeza Rice (G.W. Bush)

2. Colin Powell (G.W. Bush)

3. Madeleine Albright (Clinton)

4. Warren Christopher (Clinton)

5. Lawrence Eagleburger (G.H.W. Bush)

6. James Baker (G.H.W. Bush)

7. George Shultz (Reagan)

8. Alexander Haig (Reagan)

9. Henry Kissinger (Nixon/Ford)

Treasury

1. John Snow (G.W. Bush)

2. Paul O’Neill (G.W. Bush)

3. Lawrence Summers (Clinton)

4. Robert Rubin (Clinton)

5. Lloyd Bentsen (Clinton)

6. Nicholas Brady (G.H.W. Bush)

7. W. Michael Blumenthal (Carter)

Interior

1. Gale Norton (G.W. Bush)

2. Bruce Babbitt (Clinton)

3. Manuel Lujan (G.H.W. Bush)

4. Don Hodel (Reagan)

5. William Clark (Reagan)

6. James Watt (Reagan)

7. Cecil Andrus (Carter)

8. Thomas Savig Klepp (Ford)

9. Walter Hickel (Nixon)

10. Stewart Udall (Kennedy/Johnson)

Defense

1. Donald Rumsfeld (G.W. Bush)

2. William Cohen (Clinton)

3. William Perry (Clinton)

4. Frank Carlucci (Reagan)

5. Harold Brown (Carter)

6. James R. Schlesinger (Nixon/Ford)

7. Melvin Laird (Nixon)

8. Robert McNamara (Kennedy/Johnson)

Attorney General

1. Alberto Gonzales (G.W. Bush)

2. John Ashcroft (G.W. Bush)

3. Janet Reno (Clinton)

4. William Barr (Clinton)

5. Dick Thornburgh (George H.W. Bush)

6. Edwin Meese (Reagan)

7. Benjamin Civiletti (Carter)

8. Griffin Bell (Carter)

9. William Saxbe (Nixon/Ford)

10. Ramsey Clark (Johnson)

11. Nicholas Katzenbach (Johnson)

Agriculture

1. Mike Johanns (G.W. Bush)

2. Ann Veneman (G.W. Bush)

3. Dan Glickman (Clinton)

4. Mike Espy (Clinton)

5. Clayton Yeutter (G.H.W. Bush)

6. John Block (Reagan)

7. Robert Bergland (Carter)

8. John Knebel (Ford)

9. Earl Butz (Nixon/Ford)

10. Clifford Hardin (Nixon)

Commerce

1. Carlos Gutierrez (G.W. Bush)

2. Donald Evans (G.W. Bush)

3. Norman Mineta (G.W. Bush)

4. William Daley (Clinton)

5. Mickey Kantor (Clinton)

6. Barbara Franklin (G.H.W Bush)

7. Robert Mosbacher (G.H.W. Bush)

8. William Verity (Reagan)

9. Juanita Kreps (Carter)

10. Frederick Dent (Nixon)

11. Peter Peterson (Nixon)

12. Alexander Trowbridge (Johnson)

Labor

1. Elaine Chao (G.W. Bush)

2. Alexis Herman (Clinton)

3. Robert Reich (Clinton)

4. Lynn Martin (G.H.W. Bush)

5. Elizabeth Dole (G.H.W. Bush)

6. Ann McLaughlin (Reagan)

7. William Brock (Reagan)

8. Raymond Donovan (Reagan)

9. Ray Marshall (Carter)

10. William Usery (Carter)

11. James Hodgson (Nixon)

12. Willard Wirtz (Kennedy/Johnson)

Health and Human Service

1. Michael Leavitt (G.W. Bush)

2. Tommy Thompson (G.W. Bush)

3. Donna Shalala (Clinton)

4. Louis Sullivan (G.H.W. Bush)

5. Otis Bowen (Reagan)

6. Margaret Heckler (Reagan)

7. Richard Schweiker (Reagan)

Housing and Urban Development

1. Alphonso Jackson (G.W. Bush)

2. Mel Martinez (G.W. Bush)

3. Andrew Cuomo (Clinton)

4. Henry Cisneros (Clinton)

5. Jack Kemp (G.H.W. Bush)

6. Maurice Landieu (Carter)

7. Carla Hills (Ford)

8. James Lynn (Nixon)

Transportation

1. Rodney Slater (Clinton)

2. Frederico Pena (Clinton)

3. Andrew Card (G.H.W. Bush)

4. Samuel Skinner (G.H.W. Bush)

5. James Burnley (Reagan)

5. Andrew Lewis (Reagan)

7. Neil Goldschmidt (Carter)

8. William Coleman (Ford)

9. Claude Brinegar (Nixon)

10. Alan Boyd (Johnson)

Energy

1. Samuel Bodman (G.W. Bush)

2. Spencer Abraham (G.W. Bush)

3. Bill Richardson (Clinton)

4. Hazel O’Leary (Clinton)

5. James Watkins (G.H.W. Bush)

6. John Herrington (Reagan)

7. James Edwards (Reagan)

8. Charles Duncan (Carter)

Education

1. Margaret Spellings (G.W. Bush)

2. Rod Paige (G.W. Bush)

3. Richard Riley (Clinton)

4. Lamar Alexander (G.H.W. Bush)

5. Lauro Cavazos (Bush/Reagan)

6. William Bennett (Reagan)

7. Terrell Bell (Reagan)

8. Shirley Hufstedler (Carter)

Veterans Affairs

1. Jim Nicholson (G.W. Bush)

2. Anthony Principi (G.W. Bush)

3. Togo West (Clinton)

4. Ed Derwinski (G.H.W. Bush)

Homeland Security

1. Michael Chertoff (G.W. Bush)

2. Tom Ridge (G.W. Bush

Health, Education and Welfare*

1. Joseph Califano (Carter)

2. F. David Mathews (Carter)

Postmaster General*

1. Marvin Watson (Johnson)

 

 

*No longer Cabinet Departments

Manuel Lujan dead at 90. Also this thread should be locked.