The 100 Club

[Lard Bazaar 3,803]

5 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

Brian Urquhart picked previously in the Poker Tourney, dead at 101: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/03/obituaries/brian-urquhart-dead.html

 

Date of Death seems to be 2nd January 2021.

My first hit. I told y’all bitches, go home.

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,226]

2 minutes ago, Lard Bazaar said:

My first hit. I told y’all bitches, go home.

Never heard of him.........and nor had you before you picked him.

[Lard Bazaar 3,803]

1 minute ago, Lord Fellatio Nelson said:

Never heard of him.........and nor had you before you picked him.

Absolutely fucking right.  In my defence though he was on my list last year, and possibly the year before that. 

[Joey Russ 7,268]

Independent obit

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,226]

6 minutes ago, Lard Bazaar said:

Absolutely fucking right.  In my defence though he was on my list last year, and possibly the year before that. 

You and the rest of us.

Two of mine I haven't heard of but bollocks to it, points mean prizes!

[msc 18,557]

13 minutes ago, Lord Fellatio Nelson said:

You and the rest of us.

Two of mine I haven't heard of but bollocks to it, points mean prizes!

 

tbh a few of them I had to google but they were "oh yeah, them" type actors ie her from Poseidon Adventure.

 

Geoffrey Chater was on Talking Pictures twice at least in last few months - episodes of Callan (awesome show), and episode of Armchair Theatre. Oh and Special Branch too, iirc. And Endless Night (Agatha Christie with added Britt Ekland nudity) and 10 Rillington Place too.

 

Huh, he's in The Verger (Tales of the Unexpected) and You Have Just Been Murdered (Avengers) too. Apparently its easier to list the stuff I've no seen him in.

 

Funny how some of these actors can be in dozens of things you've seen and you never twig its the same guy...

[YoungWillz 21,246]

On ‎01‎/‎05‎/‎2020 at 03:32, Ulitzer95 said:

New Zealand cricketer Alan Burgess turns 100 today. 

Second oldest first-class cricketer after Vasant Raiji who reached his centenary in January.

Alan Burgess, out for 100: https://www.odt.co.nz/star-news/star-christchurch/ww2-veteran-and-nzs-oldest-first-class-cricketer-dies-rangiora-aged-100

[Ulitzer95 12,902]

20 minutes ago, YoungWillz said:

Alan Burgess, out for 100: https://www.odt.co.nz/star-news/star-christchurch/ww2-veteran-and-nzs-oldest-first-class-cricketer-dies-rangiora-aged-100

New oldest first-class cricketer is an Indian (again), Raghunath Chandorkar (wiki), turned 100 in November.


 

[CoffinLodger 1,248]

On 31/12/2020 at 15:39, msc said:

RIP to him (iirc he had "very frail now" news back in 2014 so he did quite well to live so long).

The new Father of the Hearse for British MPs is... SIr Patrick Duffy (b. 1920), Labour, Colne Valley 1963-6, Sheffield Attercliffe 1970-92, former Navy minister and one of the outspoken smaller job Shadow Cabinet members of the 80s.

The sooner Patrick Duffy shuffles off the better because every time i type in his name on wikipedia to see if he's dead yet it keeps giving me the name of that bloke who used to be Bobby Ewing in Dallas 

[Ulitzer95 12,902]

On 22/09/2020 at 09:47, Ulitzer95 said:

Just announced that American canoeist John Lysak (wiki), the world’s oldest living Olympian, died back in January aged 105.

 

The oldest living Olympian is now Uruguayan sailor Felix Sienra (wiki) who is 104.
 

To settle a query from earlier this week, it’s also been confirmed that the oldest living British Olympian is 98 year old sailor David Bowker (wiki), who is a few months older than Edna Child.

Or not. Turns out David Bowker died in March 2020, three days after his 98th birthday!

So Edna Child is the oldest now (assuming she hasn't also died off radar!).

[arghton 6,887]

Agnes Keleti, four-time Olympic gold medalist joins the 100 club:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ágnes_Keleti

[TomTomTelekom 3,731]

Russian physicist Isaak Markovich Khaltnikov died at 101 years:

https://www.urdupoint.com/en/world/prominent-physicist-khalatnikov-involved-in-1136277.html

[drol 12,153]

7 minutes ago, TomTomTelekom said:

Russian physicist Isaak Markovich Khaltnikov died at 101 years:

https://www.urdupoint.com/en/world/prominent-physicist-khalatnikov-involved-in-1136277.html

Portrayed in The Theory of Everything.

[arghton 6,887]

T. M. Kaliannan, last surviving member of the first parliament of India joined the 100 club yesterday.

[time 8,682]

On 09/01/2021 at 14:16, arghton said:

Agnes Keleti, four-time Olympic gold medalist joins the 100 club:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ágnes_Keleti

Story of Agnes Keleti told here (She's a five-time gold medalist btw) which also mentions some other aged Olympians still extant (she's currently 10th in the list of oldest living Olympians, Uruguayan sailor Felix Sienra being the oldest, 10 days away from his 105th birthday at time of writing).

[Ulitzer95 12,902]

Samuel L. Myers Sr. (wiki), economist and university president, dead at 101 according to several tweets.

[Spade_Cooley 9,638]

Will 107-year-old Nancy Stewart's quest to attend a virtual mass in every Irish county see a QO when the great buffering catches up with her?

[Ulitzer95 12,902]

Sinclair Hood (wiki), British archaeologist known for his excavations in Greece, dead just short of 104 (obit in Greek).

 

A DDP pick for original Theme Team League winners Gray Panthers.

 

[drol 12,153]

On 22/06/2020 at 18:24, drol said:

A bit of updating the list:

 

 

9)Shyem Saran Negi (1917): has been "seriously ill" and bedridden since January. A mystery how he is still alive.

 

 

A very frail-looking list...

Votes again and looks good. Soon the centenarians list will be only made of Asian and Africans, they are fucking invincible...

[drol 12,153]

Here's a list of them, just to see how many will be dead in a year:

 

1)Saalumarada Thimmakka (1910). India.

2)Fauja Singh (1911). India.

3)Jessie Lichauco (1912). Philippines (Cuban born, so counts half...)

4)Toko Shinoda (1913). Japan. 

5)G. Venkatasubbiah (1913). India. 

6)Aiyappan Pillai (1914). India.

7)Mieko Nagaoka (1914). Japan. 

8)Tsuneko Sasamoto (1914). Japan. 

9)Lambert Mascarenhas (1914). India. 

10)Ma Shitu (1915). China. 

11)Isabel Crook (1915). China. (Canadian born, so counts half...) 

12)Man Kaur (1916). India. 

13)Ri Yong-suk (1916). North Korea.

14)Vu Khieu (1916) Vietnam. Currently "gravely ill". 

15)Whang-od (1917). Philippines.

16)Song Ping (1917). China.

17)Shyam Saran Negi (1917). India.

18)Mahlagha Mallah (1917). Iran. 

19)Yang You (1917). China.

20)Florence Alice Lubega (1917). Uganda. 

21)H. S. Doreswamy (1918). India. 

22)Philipose Mar Chrysostom (1918). India. 

23)Victor Mukete (1918). Cameroon. 

24)Lotfollah Safi Golpaygani (1919). Iran.

25)S. K. Paramasivan (1919). India.

26)Osman Nuhu Sharubutu (1919). Ghana.

27)Satya Mohan Joshi (1919). Nepal.

28)K. R. Gowri Amma (1919). India.

29)Malik Dohan al-Hassan (1919). Iraq. 

30)Akintola Williams (1919). Nigeria. 

31)Emmanuel Evans-Anfom (1919). Ghana. 

32)V. M. M. Nair (1919). India. 

33)Yedlapati Venkatarao (1919). India. 

34)Lim Kean Chye (1919). Malaysia. 

35)David Musuguri (1920). Tanzania.

36)Henry Hu (1920). Hong Kong.

37)Charles Njonjo (1920). Kenya.

38)Nguyen Dinh Dau (1920). Vietnam. 

39)Saleh Ajeery (1920). Kuwait. 

40)Kim Hyung-suk (1920). South Korea.

41)Zheng Min (1920). China.

42)Thanga Darlong (1920). India. 

43)Adelina Santos Rodriguez (1920). Philippines. 

44)C. R. Rao (1920). India. 

45)Kim Yong-ju (1920). North Korea. 

45)Wan Haifeng (1920). China. 

46)Zou Yu (1920). China.

47)Raghunath Chandorkar (1920). India. 

48)Chao Kuang Piu (1920). Hong Kong. 

49)Hossein Wahid Khorasani (1921). Iran.

50)T. M. Kaliannan (1921). India. 

 

How many of them will be dead in a year? 4 or 5?

[CoffinLodger 1,248]

32 minutes ago, drol said:

Here's a list of them, just to see how many will be dead in a year:

 

1)Saalumarada Thimmakka (1910). India.

2)Fauja Singh (1911). India.

3)Jessie Lichauco (1912). Philippines (Cuban born, so counts half...)

4)Toko Shinoda (1913). Japan.

5)G. Venkatasubbiah (1913). India.

6)Aiyappan Pillai (1914). India.

7)Mieko Nagaoka (1914). Japan.

8)Tsuneko Sasamoto (1914). Japan.

9)Lambert Mascarenhas (1914). India.

10)Ma Shitu (1915). China.

11)Isabel Crook (1915). China. (Canadian born, so counts half...)

12)Man Kaur (1916). India.

13)Ri Yong-suk (1916). North Korea.

14)Vu Khieu (1916) Vietnam. Currently "gravely ill".

15)Whang-od (1917). Philippines.

16)Song Ping (1917). China.

17)Shyam Saran Negi (1917). India.

18)Mahlagha Mallah (1917). Iran.

19)Yang You (1917). China.

20)Florence Alice Lubega (1917). Uganda.

21)H. S. Doreswamy (1918). India.

22)Philipose Mar Chrysostom (1918). India.

23)Victor Mukete (1918). Cameroon.

24)Lotfollah Safi Golpaygani (1919). Iran.

25)S. K. Paramasivan (1919). India.

26)Osman Nuhu Sharubutu (1919). Ghana.

27)Satya Mohan Joshi (1919). Nepal.

28)K. R. Gowri Amma (1919). India.

29)Malik Dohan al-Hassan (1919). Iraq.

30)Akintola Williams (1919). Nigeria.

31)Emmanuel Evans-Anfom (1919). Ghana.

32)V. M. M. Naur (1919). India.

33)Yedlapati Venkatarao (1919). India.

34)Lim Kean Chye (1919). Malaysia.

35)David Musuguri (1920). Tanzania.

36)Henry Hu (1920). Hong Kong.

37)Charles Njonjo (1920). Kenya.

38)Nguyen Dinh Dau (1920). Vietnam.

39)Saleh Ajeery (1920). Kuwait.

40)Kim Hyung-suk (1920). South Korea.

41)Zheng Min (1920). China.

42)Thanga Darlong (1920). India.

43)Adelina Santos Rodriguez (1920). Philippines.

44)C. R. Rao (1920). India.

45)Wan Haifeng (1920). China.

46)Zou Yu (1920). China.

47)Raghunath Chandorkar (1920). India.

48)Chao Kuang Piu (1920). Hong Kong.

49)Hossein Wahid Khorasani (1921). Iran.

50)T. M. Kaliannan (1921). India.

 

How many of them will be dead in a year? 4 or 5?

Well exactly one year ago I drew up a list of 264 famous centenerians and 106 of them are now dead.That's about 40 %, , so proportionately maybe about 20 from that list should die?

[Ulitzer95 12,902]

27 minutes ago, drol said:

Here's a list of them, just to see how many will be dead in a year:

 

1)Saalumarada Thimmakka (1910). India.

2)Fauja Singh (1911). India.

3)Jessie Lichauco (1912). Philippines (Cuban born, so counts half...)

4)Toko Shinoda (1913). Japan.

5)G. Venkatasubbiah (1913). India.

6)Aiyappan Pillai (1914). India.

7)Mieko Nagaoka (1914). Japan.

8)Tsuneko Sasamoto (1914). Japan.

9)Lambert Mascarenhas (1914). India.

10)Ma Shitu (1915). China.

11)Isabel Crook (1915). China. (Canadian born, so counts half...)

12)Man Kaur (1916). India.

13)Ri Yong-suk (1916). North Korea.

14)Vu Khieu (1916) Vietnam. Currently "gravely ill".

15)Whang-od (1917). Philippines.

16)Song Ping (1917). China.

17)Shyam Saran Negi (1917). India.

18)Mahlagha Mallah (1917). Iran.

19)Yang You (1917). China.

20)Florence Alice Lubega (1917). Uganda.

21)H. S. Doreswamy (1918). India.

22)Philipose Mar Chrysostom (1918). India.

23)Victor Mukete (1918). Cameroon.

24)Lotfollah Safi Golpaygani (1919). Iran.

25)S. K. Paramasivan (1919). India.

26)Osman Nuhu Sharubutu (1919). Ghana.

27)Satya Mohan Joshi (1919). Nepal.

28)K. R. Gowri Amma (1919). India.

29)Malik Dohan al-Hassan (1919). Iraq.

30)Akintola Williams (1919). Nigeria.

31)Emmanuel Evans-Anfom (1919). Ghana.

32)V. M. M. Naur (1919). India.

33)Yedlapati Venkatarao (1919). India.

34)Lim Kean Chye (1919). Malaysia.

35)David Musuguri (1920). Tanzania.

36)Henry Hu (1920). Hong Kong.

37)Charles Njonjo (1920). Kenya.

38)Nguyen Dinh Dau (1920). Vietnam.

39)Saleh Ajeery (1920). Kuwait.

40)Kim Hyung-suk (1920). South Korea.

41)Zheng Min (1920). China.

42)Thanga Darlong (1920). India.

43)Adelina Santos Rodriguez (1920). Philippines.

44)C. R. Rao (1920). India.

45)Wan Haifeng (1920). China.

46)Zou Yu (1920). China.

47)Raghunath Chandorkar (1920). India.

48)Chao Kuang Piu (1920). Hong Kong.

49)Hossein Wahid Khorasani (1921). Iran.

50)T. M. Kaliannan (1921). India.

 

How many of them will be dead in a year? 4 or 5?

Singh has lived in the U.K. now for 7 decades. I wouldn’t consider him Indian, unless your list is based on birth alone or ethnicity/race.

[YoungWillz 21,246]

40 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:

Singh has lived in the U.K. now for 7 decades. I wouldn’t consider him Indian, unless your list is based on birth alone or ethnicity/race.

Ah, the Empire, what? Mmmm yes, indeed British under any measurement...unless he declared independence as well.

 

 

[drol 12,153]

58 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:

Singh has lived in the U.K. now for 7 decades. I wouldn’t consider him Indian, unless your list is based on birth alone or ethnicity/race.

Doesn't he live in India now? I thought so...

[Ulitzer95 12,902]

1 hour ago, drol said:

Doesn't he live in India now? I thought so...

No. I think he was still seasonally visiting family in India as recent as a few years back. That’s maybe where the confusion lies. He moved to the U.K. in the 1960s, and as of August 2020, still lived in Goodmayes, which is a part of Ilford in London.