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Giulio Andreotti is a good pick!

 

As (I think) the only wop around these parts, I'm fully pushing for Andreotti to get a pick.

 

If it encourages our readers to watch the 2008 Andreotti biopic "Il Divo", all the better.

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Sterling Moss , Vera Lynn , Olivia De Havilland , Mickey Rooney , Bernie Ecclestone ,Roger Moore , Jiroemon Kimura ......

 

I don't think Roger Moore or Bernie Ecclescake will be popping off in 2013.

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Enrique Bertolino Argentinian golfer who has played in the PGA tour, British open, the Masters & the US Open turned 100 last month. World of golf must be in for a hit & he's probably the one to take it.

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I want to suggest Roger Ebert, 70.

 

http://www.hollywood...h-update-406083

 

Edit: I have to admit that I didn't know Luise Rainer - as a german! And she's the only german Academy Award-winning actress, amazing.

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I think Roger Ebert should be on the list, & Carla Laemmle.

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linsey lohan

drug use

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Bill Foulkes - Munich air survivor, apparently has a long term medical condition.

Aged 80 and should get an obit.

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doh....

sssshhhhh Cereal Mate......he was gonna be my joker

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He's a former drug dealer, he is confined to a wheelchair, and he is 82!

 

What about Frank Lucas?

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I think George HW Bush would be a good pick not sure if these recent hospitalizations are nothing but i think hes a safe mid 30's pick

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Bill Foulkes - Munich air survivor, apparently has a long term medical condition.

Aged 80 and should get an obit.

 

And European Cup winner!! Deffo obit worthy.

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Bill Foulkes - Munich air survivor, apparently has a long term medical condition.

Aged 80 and should get an obit.

 

And European Cup winner!! Deffo obit worthy.

 

But not the brightest (Wiki)..

 

 

 

When signed as manager for IL Bryn, a very small country side club between Molde and Kristiansund at the Norwegian West Coast, he thought he had signed for the club Bryne IL near by Stavanger, a club that was doing ok in the eighties. He was not happy about the misunderstanding and left Bryn shortly after to take the position as trainer in Lillestrøm SK.

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can we close his thread?

this is my 2013 Joker we are talking about :smileyd:

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If Bill Foulks is out of the bag we might also lob in Alia Mahidi. When you're young,female and from a Halibut country it's debateable whether stripping in public is a feminist statement or a suicidal gesture. Her blog: http://fromiranwithlove.blogspot.co.uk/

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It probably already been mentioned a few times before. But I think Phil Spector is a good pick for the DL

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If Bill Foulks is out of the bag we might also lob in Alia Mahidi. When you're young,female and from a Halibut country it's debateable whether stripping in public is a feminist statement or a suicidal gesture. Her blog: http://fromiranwithl...blogspot.co.uk/

 

What's wrong with Foulkes? All I can find is he has a long-term illness, which doesn't seem like much to go off but people are treating him as a banker

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Suggestions for NEW names in 2013:

 

Luise Rainer, 103 yrs old (actress, 2 Oscars in the 30s)

Joan Fontaine, 96 (one Oscar)

Danielle Darrieux, 96 (French actress)

Michele Morgan, 93 (French actress)

Alain Resnais, 91 (film director)

 

Keeping the EXISTING names (all fading):

 

Fidel Castro

Nelson Mendela

Erich Priebke

Kirk Douglas

Eli Wallach

 

 

Regards and greetings,

Marco Polo

 

I like this list, has some gems - Also for 2013 :

Prince Phillip (Royalty cant be taboo - hes a cert)

Clint Eastwood (hes losing the plot)

Paul McCartney (he looks dead already)

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Guest Tony Randall

Peter Falk

 

Reason

 

He has Alzheimers

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2013 will be the year of world leaders deaths. Mandela Thatcher Bush and Chavez are all spending christmas in hospital.I expect a bunch of them to go in the new y ear.Make sure at least 10 names on the list are current or former world leaders.You will not be dissappointed trust me

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Mandela, Bush, Chavez and Jaruzelski are musts for 2013 Deathlist

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2013 will be the year of world leaders deaths. Mandela Thatcher Bush and Chavez are all spending christmas in hospital.I expect a bunch of them to go in the new y ear.Make sure at least 10 names on the list are current or former world leaders.You will not be dissappointed trust me

Keneth Kaunda's knocking on a bit to.

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lindsey lohan .

 

freddie starr

 

ken dodd

 

nelson mandela

 

jimmy carter .

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Ralph Klein, (politics, age 70)

- former premier of Alberta, Canada for 14 years and recent recipient of the Order of Canada suffers from emphysema and a rare form of dementia. He can only speak a few short words and phrases and spends much of his day napping.

 

George HW Bush (41st US President, age 88)

- has spent over a month in hospital getting over a bad cough

 

Dick Cheney (46th US Vice-President, age 71)

- had a heart transplant earlier this year at the age of 71

 

Nelson Mandela (politics, age 94)

- spent over 2 weeks in hospital over Christmas for a lung infection which has recurred often since his bout with tuberculosis in prison.

 

Fred Phelps (founder of the hateful Westboro Baptist Church, age 83)

- has been in ill health for a couple of years.

 

Annette Funicello (former actress and Mouseketeer, age 70)

- suffering from multiple sclerosis since 1992, she now needs round-the-clock care to stay alive.

 

Ronnie Biggs (Great Train Robbery, age 83)

- has suffered two strokes and cancer. Is currently unable to walk or talk.

 

Roger Ebert (movie critic, age 70)

- lost his jaw to cancer and is not currently feeling too well after a couple of health issues this year.

 

Doyle Brunson (poker player, age 79)

- suffered his 4th cancer scare this year, high blood pressure and overall health is fading.

 

Robert Mugabe (dictator, age 88)

- prostate cancer and overall failing health

 

Ayman al-Zawahiri (Al-Quaeda 2nd-in-command, age 61)

- maybe we'll get lucky and a drone flying over Pakistan will take him down.

 

Marcia Strassman (actress, Welcome Back Kotter, age 64)

- stage IV breast cancer in 2007 had spread to her bones.

 

Zsa Zsa Gabor (actress, age 95)

- bedridden and suffering from dementia, she apparently only realized her leg was amputated 18 months after the fact.

 

Penny Marshall (actress, Laverne & Shirley, age 70)

- diagnosed with brain and lung cancer in 2009, her weight has ballooned.

 

Leif Garrett (actor, age 51)

- He was on Celebrity Rehab for a serious heroin addiction; that show is due for another death after 4 earlier deaths due to drug-related causes. Leif, Steven Adler and Seth Binzer would be your best bets there.

 

Lindsay Lohan (actor, age 26)

- She turns 27 in 2013 and may likely join the 27 Club due to heavy drug use.

 

Justin Bieber (singer, age 18)

- healthy so far but still hopeful it could change. :-D

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Out of the 2012 Deathlist we should keep:

- Ronnie Biggs (as a legend and the next Clive Dunn)

- Erich Priebke (he turns 100 in July, shouldn´t be missed!!!)

- Zsa Zsa Gabor (a great deal of effort has been put into her thread, we cannot miss her demise!!!)

- Bill Graham (the ailing bigot is a staple on the Deathlist)

- Patty Andrews (I don´t know why but something tells me she won´t last long)

- Anna Wing (she is approaching the status Clive Dunn had, she is a must!!)

- Chapman Pincher (I don´t know the guy, but his age must take a toll on him)

- General Jaruzelski (he has been in hospital for the last 15 months)

- Margaret Thatcher (surely, she will die one day....and she cannot be missed)

- Hosni Mubarak (he often slips in prison)

- Fidel Castro (the same as Thatcher, and, moreover, his friend Chaves is not fit enough to comfort him)

- Denis Healey (he looks very, very, old)

- Nelson Mandela (he WILL die next year!! He should be nr. 1 on the 2013 Deathlist)

- Ariel Sharon (he is a fixture on Deathlists and could be cut off of the machines that keep him alive anytime soon)

 

The rest are usually healthy and have been put on the Deathlist just because of their age, which is unworthy of the glorified Deathlist Committee

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