Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 6, 2022 Part 6: 2007–2008 David Ervine (1953–2007; 53) Politician, leader of the Progressive Unionist Party (2002–2007); died from a heart attack and stroke Brian Williams (1960–2007; 46) Rugby union player (Neath, Wales); died from a heart attack Steven Pimlott OBE (1953–2007; 53) Opera and theatre director; died from lung cancer Janet Bloomfield (1953–2007; 53) Peace activist, chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (1993–1996); died from septic shock Isabella Blow (1958–2007; 48) Fashion magazine editor, discovered Stella Tennant and Sophie Dahl; committed suicide James Oyebola (1961–2007; 46) Boxer, British heavyweight champion (1994–1996); murdered Siobhan Dowd (1960–2007; 47) Writer (A Swift Pure Cry, Bog Child); died from breast cancer Ray Jones (1988–2007; 18) Footballer (Queens Park Rangers); died in a car accident Jane Tomlinson CBE (1964–2007; 43) Charity campaigner; died from breast cancer Byron Stevenson (1956–2007; 50) Footballer (Leeds United, Birmingham City, Wales); died from throat cancer Colin McRae MBE (1968–2007; 39) Rally driver; died in a helicopter crash Kevin Greening (1962–2007; 44) Radio presenter (Radio 1 Breakfast); died from a drug-induced heart attack Phil O’Donnell (1972–2007; 35) Footballer (Motherwell, Celtic, Scotland); died from a cardiac arrest Natasha Collins (1976–2008; 31) Actress and model; died from a cocaine overdose Jason MacIntyre (1973–2008; 34) Racing cyclist; died in a car accident Michael J. Todd (1957–2008; 50) Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police (2002–2008); died from hypothermia Anthony Minghella CBE (1954–2008; 54) Film director and screenwriter; died from a haemorrhage following cancer surgery Mark Speight (1965–2008; 42) Television presenter (SMart); committed suicide Mark Kendall (1958–2008; 49) Footballer (Newport County, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Tottenham Hotspur); died from a heart attack Robert Dunlop (1960–2008; 47) Motorcycle racer; died in a racing accident Rob Knox (1989–2008; 18) Actor (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince); murdered Ernie Cooksey (1980–2008; 28) Footballer (Rochdale, Oldham Athletic, Crawley Town); died from melanoma Craig Jones (1985–2008; 23) Motorcycle racer; died in a racing accident Bob Humphrys (1952–2008; 56) Broadcaster (BBC Wales), brother of John Humphrys; died from lung cancer Geoffrey Perkins (1953–2008; 55) Comedy producer, writer and presenter; died in a car accident Gary O’Donnell GM (1968–2008; 40) British Army officer, twice awarded the George Cross; killed by an IED in Afghanistan Ian Anderson (1954–2008; 54) Footballer (St Johnstone, Dundee) Michael Lee (1969–2008; 39) Rock drummer (The Cult, Thin Lizzy, Robert Plant); died from an epileptic seizure 8 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Youth in Asia 1,086 Posted October 7, 2022 I'd forgotten about the campaign for nuclear disarmament. Not looking so clever now is it. 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DaDeathGuy 202 Posted October 7, 2022 6 minutes ago, Youth in Asia said: I'd forgotten about the campaign for nuclear disarmament. Not looking so clever now is it. Both sides should disarm silly. That was always the argument. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Youth in Asia 1,086 Posted October 7, 2022 Well that worked out well for them. 1 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Talkative Finn 47 Posted October 8, 2022 If we really want to reach 200 pages, let's speculate a bit about the actual burial arrangements at the George VI Memorial Chapel. The received wisdom seems to be that George VI was placed there first and then several decades later Queen Mother above his coffin. And then the late Queen and Philip would have been stacked beside them one on top of the other. But wouldn't it have been about million times easier to place the first two coffins side by side? And then place the last two again side by side above the first ones? That way both couples could rest together more naturally. Also, shouldn't the chapel's name be changed to eg. George VI & Elizabeth II Memorial Chapel? 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Youth in Asia 1,086 Posted October 8, 2022 Perhaps it's a case of 'as in death as in life'. And who are we to speculate on the bedroom positions that the royal Elizabeths enjoyed. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 8, 2022 Interview with Jeannette Charles (wiki). Looking and sounding a little frail in my opinion, she speaks very highly of the Queen and the Royals in the interview. When asked if she had ever personally met the Queen she says "no comment". She turns 95 a week today. Two of the most prominent impersonators of the Queen still with us and both in their mid 90s. One wonders... who will go first... her or Stanley Baxter? 6 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sean 6,311 Posted October 8, 2022 On 06/10/2022 at 18:03, Ulitzer95 said: Part 6: 2007–2008 David Ervine (1953–2007; 53) Politician, leader of the Progressive Unionist Party (2002–2007); died from a heart attack and stroke Brian Williams (1960–2007; 46) Rugby union player (Neath, Wales); died from a heart attack Steven Pimlott OBE (1953–2007; 53) Opera and theatre director; died from lung cancer Janet Bloomfield (1953–2007; 53) Peace activist, chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (1993–1996); died from septic shock Isabella Blow (1958–2007; 48) Fashion magazine editor, discovered Stella Tennant and Sophie Dahl; committed suicide James Oyebola (1961–2007; 46) Boxer, British heavyweight champion (1994–1996); murdered Siobhan Dowd (1960–2007; 47) Writer (A Swift Pure Cry, Bog Child); died from breast cancer Ray Jones (1988–2007; 18) Footballer (Queens Park Rangers); died in a car accident Jane Tomlinson CBE (1964–2007; 43) Charity campaigner; died from breast cancer Byron Stevenson (1956–2007; 50) Footballer (Leeds United, Birmingham City, Wales); died from throat cancer Colin McRae MBE (1968–2007; 39) Rally driver; died in a helicopter crash Kevin Greening (1962–2007; 44) Radio presenter (Radio 1 Breakfast); died from a drug-induced heart attack Phil O’Donnell (1972–2007; 35) Footballer (Motherwell, Celtic, Scotland); died from a cardiac arrest Natasha Collins (1976–2008; 31) Actress and model; died from a cocaine overdose Jason MacIntyre (1973–2008; 34) Racing cyclist; died in a car accident Michael J. Todd (1957–2008; 50) Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police (2002–2008); died from hypothermia Anthony Minghella CBE (1954–2008; 54) Film director and screenwriter; died from a haemorrhage following cancer surgery Mark Speight (1965–2008; 42) Television presenter (SMart); committed suicide Mark Kendall (1958–2008; 49) Footballer (Newport County, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Tottenham Hotspur); died from a heart attack Robert Dunlop (1960–2008; 47) Motorcycle racer; died in a racing accident Rob Knox (1989–2008; 18) Actor (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince); murdered Ernie Cooksey (1980–2008; 28) Footballer (Rochdale, Oldham Athletic, Crawley Town); died from melanoma Craig Jones (1985–2008; 23) Motorcycle racer; died in a racing accident Bob Humphrys (1952–2008; 56) Broadcaster (BBC Wales), brother of John Humphrys; died from lung cancer Geoffrey Perkins (1953–2008; 55) Comedy producer, writer and presenter; died in a car accident Gary O’Donnell GM (1968–2008; 40) British Army officer, twice awarded the George Cross; killed by an IED in Afghanistan Ian Anderson (1954–2008; 54) Footballer (St Johnstone, Dundee) Michael Lee (1969–2008; 39) Rock drummer (The Cult, Thin Lizzy, Robert Plant); died from an epileptic seizure Keep going these are fascinating. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 8, 2022 Just now, Sean said: Keep going these are fascinating. Thanks. Shall do! Just been working flat out. Will get another part done over the next few days. 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sean 6,311 Posted October 8, 2022 On 30/09/2022 at 15:04, Ulitzer95 said: Part 4: 2001–2003 John Diamond (1953–2001; 47) Journalist and husband of Nigella Lawson; died from throat cancer David Rocastle (1967–2001; 33) Footballer (Arsenal, Chelsea, Leeds Utd); died from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma Douglas Adams (1952–2001; 49) Author (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy), screenwriter and humourist; died from a heart attack Aaron Flahavan (1975–2001; 25) Footballer (Portsmouth); died in a car accident Les Sealey (1957–2001; 43) Footballer (Luton Town, Coventry City, Manchester Utd); died from a heart attack "Gentleman" Chris Adams (1955–2001; 46) Wrestler and trainer (Stone Cold Steve Austin, Scott Hall); shot Barry Horne (1952–2001; 49) Animal rights activist, known for his extreme hunger strikes; died from liver failure Anno Birkin (1980–2001; 20) Poet; died in a car accident Charlotte Coleman (1968–2001; 33) Actress (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Worzel Gummidge); died from asthma complications Stuart Adamson (1958–2001; 43) Rock guitarist and singer (Big Country); committed suicide Jon Lee (1968–2002; 33) Rock drummer (Feeder); committed suicide Nish Bruce (1956–2002; 45) British Army soldier (Falklands War) and memoirist; committed suicide Doreen Waddell (1965–2002; 36) R&B singer (Soul II Soul); hit by oncoming traffic Billy Ayre (1952–2002; 49) Footballer (Hartlepool Utd, Mansfield Town, Halifax Town) and manager; died from cancer Davey Boy Smith (1962–2002; 39) Wrestler; died from a heart attack Paul Samson (1953–2002; 49) Heavy metal musician (Samson); died from cancer Katrin Cartlidge (1961–2002; 41) Actress (Brookside, Career Girls, Naked); died from complications of a rare cancer Pattie Coldwell (1952–2002; 50) Television presenter (Open Air, Loose Women) and journalist; died from brain cancer Joanne Campbell (1964–2002; 38) Actress (Me and My Girl); died from deep vein thrombosis Joe Strummer (1952–2002; 50) Punk rock singer-songwriter (The Clash); died from a heart attack Terry Lloyd (1952–2003; 50) Television journalist (ITN); killed by the U.S. military whilst covering the invasion of Iraq James Miller (1968–2003; 34) Emmy Award-winning filmmaker; killed by Israeli forces whilst filming in the Gaza Strip David Jefferies (1972–2003; 30) Motorcycle racer; died at a practice race for the Isle of Man TT Trevor Goddard (1962–2003; 40) Actor (Mortal Kombat, JAG, Men of War); died from an overdose of heroin, cocaine and barbiturates Paul Daisley (1957–2003; 45) Labour politician, MP (since 2001); died from colorectal cancer Laura Sadler (1980–2003; 22) Actress (Grange Hill, Holby City); died after falling from a balcony whilst drinking Steve Hislop (1962–2003; 41) Motorcycle racer; died in a helicopter crash Jimmy Davis (1982–2003; 21) Footballer (Manchester Utd, Watford, Swindon Town); died in a car accident Robert Addie (1960–2003; 43) Actor (Robin of Sherwood); died from lung cancer Dickie Davis (1966–2003; 37) First class cricketer (Kent, Warwickshire, Gloucestershire); died from brain cancer I had nearly forgot about Sadler.Remember her vividly as a child as my parents were big Holby City fans.I remember the programme writing her out saying the character ran off after winning the lottery. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sean 6,311 Posted October 8, 2022 1 minute ago, Ulitzer95 said: Thanks. Shall do! Just been working flat out. Will get another part done over the next few days. How many parts left do you think?I can see it making 20 based on your research level. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 8, 2022 2 minutes ago, Sean said: How many parts left do you think?I can see it making 20 based on your research level. Will do 2009–2010 next then an individual post for every year from 2011 to 2022 I reckon. There's loads closer to the end, unsurprisingly. I've tried to cover as many folk as possible but I'm leaving out those on the fringes of fame, as well as murder victims, right to die patients, vaguely notable soldiers, IRA terrorists, Ulster unionist paras etc. Also anyone who was famous only because they died. There are too many of them. It will take too long and including them kind of defeats the purpose of the list, which is to highlight the famous people who were both born and died as Elizabethans. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 9, 2022 Part 7: 2009–2010 Rob Gauntlett (1987–2009; 21) Adventurer and explorer, youngest person to climb Mount Everest; died whilst ice climbing in the Alps Michael Majerus (1954–2009; 54) Geneticist and academic; died from mesothelioma Paul Birch (1962–2009; 46) Footballer (Aston Villa, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Halesowen Town); died from bone cancer Natasha Richardson (1963–2009; 45) Actress (The Parent Trap, Maid in Manhattan, The Handmaid's Tale); died in a skiing accident Jade Goody (1981–2009; 27) Television personality; died from cervical cancer Lucy Gordon (1980–2009; 28) Actress (Spider-Man 3, Serendipity, The Four Feathers); committed suicide Gordon Lennon (1983–2009; 26) Footballer (Albion Rovers, Dumbarton); died in a car accident Henry Surtees (1991–2009; 18) Formula Two racing driver and son of John Surtees; died in a racing accident Paul McGrillen (1971–2009; 37) Footballer (Motherwell, Falkirk, Clydebank); committed suicide John Stroud (1955–2009; 54) Television director and producer; died from brain cancer Jake Drake-Brockman (1955–2009; 53) Keyboardist (Echo & the Bunnymen); died in a motorcycle accident Derek B (1965–2009; 44) Rapper; died from a heart attack David R. Ross (1958–2010; 51) Historian and travel writer; died from a heart attack Alexander McQueen CBE (1969–2010; 40) Fashion designer; committed suicide Jason Wood (1972–2010; 38) Comedian Robin Davies (1954–2010; 56) Television and film actor; died from lung cancer Bobby Smith (1953–2010; 56) Footballer (Leicester City, Hibernian, Dunfermline Athletic); died from cancer Kristian Digby (1977–2010; 32) Television presenter (To Buy or Not to Buy); died from auto-erotic asphyxiation Keith Alexander (1956–2010; 53) Football player (Grimsby Town, Kettering Town) and manager (Lincoln City, Peterborough Utd) Ashok Kumar (1956–2010; 53) Labour politician, MP (1997–2010); died from "natural causes" David Carnegie, 14th Earl of Northesk (1954–2010; 55) Conservative hereditary peer and landowner; died from cancer John Batchelor (1959–2010; 51) Racing driver, businessman and political activist; died from liver disease caused by alcoholism Simon Monjack (1970–2010; 40) Screenwriter and film director; died from acute pneumonia and severe anaemia Steve New (1960–2010; 50) Punk rock guitarist (Rich Kids); died from cancer Sir Chris Moran OBE (1956–2010; 54) Air Chief Marshal in the RAF; died from heart failure whilst taking part in a triathlon Stuart Cable (1970–2010; 40) Rock drummer (Stereophonics); died from an alcohol-related accident Sebastian Horsley (1962–2010; 47) Artist and writer; died from a heroin and cocaine overdose Chris Sievey (1955–2010; 54) Comedian (Frank Sidebottom) and musician (The Freshies); died from cancer Adam Stansfield (1978–2010; 31) Footballer (Exeter City, Hereford Utd); died from colorectal cancer Gareth Williams (1978–2010; 31) Mathematician at the Secret Intelligence Service; unsolved, believed to have been assassinated Corinne Day (1962–2010; 48) Fashion photographer; died from brain cancer Bridget O’Connor (1961–2010; 49) Author, playwright and screenwriter (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy); died from breast cancer Terry Newton (1978–2010; 31) Rugby league player (Wigan Warriors, England, Great Britain); committed suicide Simon MacCorkindale (1952–2010; 58) Actor (Casualty, Jaws 3-D, Death on the Nile); died from bowel and lung cancer Andy Holmes (1959–2010; 51) Olympic gold medalist rower; died from Weil's disease Robert Dickie (1964–2010; 46) Boxer, British featherweight champion (1986); died from a heart attack Gerard Kelly (1959–2010; 51) Actor (Juliet Bravo, EastEnders, Brookside); died from a brain aneurysm Jim Farry (1954–2010; 56) Chief executive of the Scottish Football Association (1990–1999); died from a heart attack Peter Christopherson (1955–2010; 55) Experimental musician (Coil), video director and commercial artist Dale Roberts (1986–2010; 24) Footballer (Rushden and Diamonds, Nottingham Forest); committed suicide 8 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Summer in Transylvania 2,172 Posted October 9, 2022 4 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said: Simon MacCorkindale (1952–2010; 58) Actor (Casualty, Jaws 3-D, Death on the Nile); died from bowel and lung cancer To me, MacCorkindale will always be Jonathan Chase of Manimal fame. A memorable role not least because of the, then state-of-the-art, now entirely unrealistic transformations. Taken much too soon. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Slackhurst Broadcasting 374 Posted October 9, 2022 21 hours ago, Ulitzer95 said: Interview with Jeannette Charles (wiki). Looking and sounding a little frail in my opinion, she speaks very highly of the Queen and the Royals in the interview. When asked if she had ever personally met the Queen she says "no comment". She turns 95 a week today. Two of the most prominent impersonators of the Queen still with us and both in their mid 90s. One wonders... who will go first... her or Stanley Baxter? I have to say I've never thought Jeannette Charles looked like the Queen. In that b&w picture she looks more like Lee Montague in drag. 1 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Toast 16,129 Posted October 9, 2022 33 minutes ago, Slackhurst Broadcasting said: I have to say I've never thought Jeannette Charles looked like the Queen. Neither did I. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Windsor 2,233 Posted October 9, 2022 2 hours ago, Slackhurst Broadcasting said: I have to say I've never thought Jeannette Charles looked like the Queen. In that b&w picture she looks more like Lee Montague in drag. Looks more like Princess Margaret in my opinion. Had she lived... 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Youth in Asia 1,086 Posted October 10, 2022 For some of those on that list I could have sworn it was 3 or 4 years ago, not 2010. Also how does a 53yo die of natural causes? Although I guess cancer is a natural cause in some ways, at least more natural than jumping off a bridge. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Toast 16,129 Posted October 10, 2022 4 hours ago, Youth in Asia said: For some of those on that list I could have sworn it was 3 or 4 years ago, not 2010. Also how does a 53yo die of natural causes? Although I guess cancer is a natural cause in some ways, at least more natural than jumping off a bridge. Pretty much everything outside of accident, murder and suicide is "natural causes". Some people prefer to keep the details private. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 10, 2022 6 hours ago, Youth in Asia said: For some of those on that list I could have sworn it was 3 or 4 years ago, not 2010. Also how does a 53yo die of natural causes? Although I guess cancer is a natural cause in some ways, at least more natural than jumping off a bridge. I put it in inverted commas because natural causes is not a scientific term or a “real” cause of death (though note the difference between scientific and legal cause because in the UK “natural causes” or “old age” can be official causes on a death certificate, watch I think is ridiculous in 2022). “Natural causes” is a blanket term for thousands of possible causes. As Toast said, many families prefer to use it in order to keep specific medical details private. “Natural causes” covers anything from 200+ cancers, undiagnosed heart conditions (either genetic eg congenital heart defect, or developed eg heart disease), strokes, haemorrhages and aneurysms, SADS, as well as any form of neurological, viral, bacterial condition etc. And if you think a 53 year old cannot die of natural causes, know that one of my current clients is a 35 year old man on his 2nd heart attack, 2nd stroke, and has narrowly survived double pneumonia, COVID and septicaemia. His body is fucked because he never looked after himself. Lived off of takeaways and never brushed his teeth for a start (which is strongly linked to heart disease). Long story short is you can die of natural causes at any age, but in many cases you can delay it for a very long time by taking care of yourself. Some are unavoidable though – the Nolans clearly have a genetic history of cancer. Laura Branigan and her family had a genetic history of aneurysms. The consequences of genetic conditions can be delayed or reduced by due diligence but they’re harder to swerve completely… it’s best not to think about them too often. Not much you can do. 5 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
msc 18,436 Posted October 10, 2022 18 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said: The consequences of genetic conditions can be delayed or reduced by due diligence but they’re harder to swerve completely… it’s best not to think about them too often. Not much you can do. A cheery Monday morning thought for those of us with family histories! iirc Ashok Kumar had heart issues. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 10, 2022 15 minutes ago, msc said: A cheery Monday morning thought for those of us with family histories! iirc Ashok Kumar had heart issues. Probably. Whenever it’s someone from a south Asian background and they check out early I automatically presume it’s their heart as it seems to be the case more than often. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ulitzer95 12,576 Posted October 11, 2022 Part 8: 2011 Mick Karn (1958–2011; 52) Musician and songwriter (Japan); died from cancer Gary Mason (1962–2011; 48) Boxer, British heavyweight champion (1989–1991); died in a cycling accident Richard Butcher (1981–2011; 29) Footballer (Lincoln City, Notts County, Kettering Town); died from heart failure Mark Ryan (1959–2011; 51) Guitarist (Adam and the Ants); died from liver failure Ian Anderson (1953–2011; 57) Far right political activist, chairman of the National Front (1990–1995); died from brain cancer Gary Moore (1952–2011; 58) Blues and rock guitarist (Thin Lizzy); died from a heart attack Barbara Harmer (1953–2011; 57) First female Concorde pilot; died from cancer Tony Kellow (1952–2011; 58) Footballer (Exeter City, Blackpool, Falmouth Town); died from renal failure Dean Richards (1974–2011; 36) Footballer (Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bradford City, Tottenham Hotspur); died after a “long illness” Smiley Culture (1963–2011; 48) Reggae singer and DJ; committed suicide Edward Stobart (1954–2011; 56) Haulage company owner (Stobart Group); died from a heart attack Jane Gregory (1959–2011; 51) Olympic equestrian; died from a heart attack Sir Simon Milton (1961–2011; 49) Conservative politician, leader of Westminster Council (2000–2008); died from leukaemia Ronnie Coyle (1964–2011; 46) Footballer (Raith Rovers, East Fife, Ayr Utd); died from leukaemia Tim Hetherington (1970–2011; 40) Photojournalist; killed by shrapnel during the Libyan civil war Poly Styrene (1957–2011; 53) Singer-songwriter (X-Ray Spex); died from breast cancer Big George (1957–2011; 53) Musician and theme tune writer; died from a heart attack David Cairns (1966–2011; 44) Labour politician, MP (2001–2011); died from pancreatitis Suzanne Mizzi (1967–2011; 43) Glamour model; died from ovarian cancer Sean Hoare (1963–2011; 48) Entertainment journalist, exposed News of the World phone hacking scandal; died from “natural causes” Amy Winehouse (1983–2011; 27) Singer-songwriter; died from an alcohol overdose Mark Ovendale (1973–2011; 37) Footballer (Barry Town, Tiverton Town, AFC Bournemouth); died from cancer Andy Whitfield (1971–2011; 39) Actor (Spartacus: Blood and Sand); died from non-Hodgkin lymphoma Graham Dilley (1959–2011; 52) Cricketer (Kent, Worcestershire, England); died from oesophageal cancer Dan Wheldon (1978–2011; 33) Motor racing driver; died in a racing accident Gary Speed MBE (1969–2011; 42) Football player (Leeds Utd, Newcastle Utd, Wales) and manager (Sheffield Utd, Wales); unsolved but suspected suicide Sue Caroll (1953–2011; 58) Columnist (Daily Mirror); died from pancreatic cancer 5 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
msc 18,436 Posted October 11, 2022 Sue Carroll's death I'll never forget. The joker of my proposed DDP debut, and I saw the announcement of her death checking my phone at the family Christmas dinner and, without thinking, loudly went "OH FUCK IT!" at the top of my voice in front of my entire family (mum, gran, younger relatives etc etc). I had to pretend I'd just bashed my knee off the table. 1 7 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
theoldlady 2,296 Posted October 11, 2022 1 hour ago, msc said: Sue Carroll's death I'll never forget. The joker of my proposed DDP debut, and I saw the announcement of her death checking my phone at the family Christmas dinner and, without thinking, loudly went "OH FUCK IT!" at the top of my voice in front of my entire family (mum, gran, younger relatives etc etc). I had to pretend I'd just bashed my knee off the table. I wonder how many of us here have family and friends who actually know about this site and about how much many of us read and post things here? This is a secret hobby for me. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
