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On 15/11/2023 at 14:12, drol said:

Thanga Darlong hospitalised and improving.

 

103-year old wants to die at home, they forcibly hospitalise him possibly only to make him die far from home. Indian mindset.

Thanga Darlong dead at 103.

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On 02/12/2023 at 16:11, drol said:

Good luck with an obit. Seems the kind of personality who just gets blatantly ignored.


 @YoungWillz, he was never going to get one until drol wrote this. Someone at NYT definitely ghosts this forum! 

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On 17/08/2021 at 17:55, arghton said:

Less mentioned people with Wiki articles that are going to be 100 next year if still alive:

 

Valérie André (21 April 1922-) First female member of the French military to become a General Officer, one of the eight women to hold the Legion of Honour Grand Cross and one of the two living ones out of these eight with Simone Rozès (1920-)

Rolands Kalniņš (9 May 1922-) Latvian film director.

J. C. P. Williams (16 November 1922? or possibly 1930/early 1930s-) New Zealand cardiologist. Discovered the Williams syndrome in 1961, disappeared off the face of the earth in the late 70s or early 80s possibly due to Janet Frame refusing to marry him. The only proof of him possibly living after disappearing is that he reportedly contacted author Michael King (1945-2004) in 2000 asking King to not discuss him in Janet Frame's biography.

Bhisadej Rajani (20 January 1922-) Thai royal, good friend of the late King Bhumibol. Also has had some royal duties.

Guy Stern (14 January 1922-) German scholar, interrogated German POWs during WWII.

P. Gopinathan Nair (7 July 1922-) Indian social worker, independence activist and chairman of the Gandhi National Memorial trust.

Ichiro Abe (12 November 1922-27 February 2022) One of the living three Kodokan 10th dan, the two others both being 95.

Guy Stern dead aged 101. A pick in some of the pools.

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Back to mute, and that was seriously your last chance.

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22 hours ago, Ulitzer95 said:

Back to mute, and that was seriously your last chance.

Why. I thought the 100 club was for deaths over 100 of people notable enough to have an English Wikipedia.

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3 minutes ago, The Old Crem said:

Why. I thought the 100 club was for deaths over 100 of people notable enough to have an English Wikipedia.

The famous one-line English wikipedia page created after their death.

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It feels like I am coming close to end of my time on here as everyone is turning on me. 

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5 minutes ago, The Old Crem said:

It feels like I am coming close to end of my time on here as everyone is turning on me. 

Everybody is turning on your posts, not on you.

 

If you either improve posting quality or simply post less things will be better.

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35 minutes ago, The Old Crem said:

It feels like I am coming close to end of my time on here as everyone is turning on me. 

 

Not everybody Crem, I still like you and appreciate your posts. 

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Yeah, it's not everybody, It's always the same 3-4 people.

They are free to block you, as you are free to post.

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On 18/08/2021 at 01:47, Lafaucheuse said:

I searched all the recipients of the Legion of Honour Grand Cross and there’s a lot who are in their 90’s now, several who will turn 100 in 2022-1923 including

- Marcel Boiteux (09/05/1922) : mathematician and economist (received it in 1992)

- Claude Alphandery (27/11/1922) : resistant and economist (received it in 2013) 

- Jacqueline Fleury (12/12/1923) : resistant (received it in 2013)

- Anne Marie Krug-Basse (24/03/1923) resistant (received it in 1997)


The oldest of them all still alive are now Pierre Soulages (24/12/1919) and Léon Cligman (26/05/1920).

 

Maybe some good names in here for our french deadpoolers 

Jacqueline Fleury, French resistant celebrated her 100th birthday yesterday :

https://www.lepoint.fr/histoire/ne-nous-oubliez-jamais-la-lecon-de-memoire-de-la-resistante-jacqueline-fleury-pour-ses-100-ans-13-12-2023-2546965_1615.php

From the list of @Lafaucheuse, only Claude Alphandéry and Jacqueline Fleury are still living, the others ones quoted are dead.

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On 18/08/2021 at 01:47, Lafaucheuse said:

I searched all the recipients of the Legion of Honour Grand Cross and there’s a lot who are in their 90’s now, several who will turn 100 in 2022-1923 including

- Marcel Boiteux (09/05/1922) : mathematician and economist (received it in 1992)

- Claude Alphandery (27/11/1922) : resistant and economist (received it in 2013) 

- Jacqueline Fleury (12/12/1923) : resistant (received it in 2013)

- Anne Marie Krug-Basse (24/03/1923) resistant (received it in 1997)


The oldest of them all still alive are now Pierre Soulages (24/12/1919) and Léon Cligman (26/05/1920).

 

Maybe some good names in here for our french deadpoolers 

Jacqueline Fleury, French resistant celebrated her 100th birthday yesterday :

https://www.lepoint.fr/histoire/ne-nous-oubliez-jamais-la-lecon-de-memoire-de-la-resistante-jacqueline-fleury-pour-ses-100-ans-13-12-2023-2546965_1615.php

From the list of @Lafaucheuse, only Claude Alphandéry and Jacqueline Fleury are still living, the others ones quoted are dead.

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On 18/08/2021 at 01:47, Lafaucheuse said:

I searched all the recipients of the Legion of Honour Grand Cross and there’s a lot who are in their 90’s now, several who will turn 100 in 2022-1923 including

- Marcel Boiteux (09/05/1922) : mathematician and economist (received it in 1992)

- Claude Alphandery (27/11/1922) : resistant and economist (received it in 2013) 

- Jacqueline Fleury (12/12/1923) : resistant (received it in 2013)

- Anne Marie Krug-Basse (24/03/1923) resistant (received it in 1997)


The oldest of them all still alive are now Pierre Soulages (24/12/1919) and Léon Cligman (26/05/1920).

 

Maybe some good names in here for our french deadpoolers 

Jacqueline Fleury, French resistant celebrated her 100th birthday yesterday :

https://www.lepoint.fr/histoire/ne-nous-oubliez-jamais-la-lecon-de-memoire-de-la-resistante-jacqueline-fleury-pour-ses-100-ans-13-12-2023-2546965_1615.php

From the list of @Lafaucheuse, only Claude Alphandéry and Jacqueline Fleury are still living, the others ones quoted are dead.

 

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I was reading the centenarians list to pick 15 names for the centenarian pool and there are plenty who are incredibly overdue and getting ridicolously high with age:

 

1)Marita Camacho Quiros: 113 next year (!!!), dementia sufferer, wheelchair bound. But above all, fucking 113.

2)Shi Ping: 112 next year, hospitalised for years, severe COVID in 2023, permanently on oxygen and wheelchair bound, advanced dementia.

3)Zhang Lixiong: 111 next year, hospitalised for three years, spent two of them in ICU, permanently on oxygen, advanced dementia.

4)Muazzez İlmiye Çığ: 110 next year (!!!), obese and frail.

5)James C. Floyd: 110 next year, not seen in years.

6)Ma Shitu: 109 next month, terminal cancer survivor, suffered from an illness this year.

7)James Clayton Flowers: 109 next years, has looked on the brink of death for at least four years.

8)Song Ping: A-lister who turns 107 next year! It's 107, how is he still going?

9)Yang You: 107 next year, hospitalised for at least five years.

10)Lloyd Geering: 106 next year, buried a lot of wives, has looked ancient since the 60s.

11)John Hemingway: 105 next year, wheelchair bound and in a nursing home for years.

12)David Musuguri: 104 next month, suffered from years of diabetes, wheelchair bound, hospitalised in 2023.

13)Henry Hu: 104 next month, looked decaying four years ago.

14)Erwin Schild: 104 next year, on oxygen for at least five.

15)Nguyen Dinh Dau: 104 next years, looks frailer at every birthday

16)Josip Manolic: 104 next year, survived two wives and COVID pneumonia in 2021. Bedridden in 2023.

17)Yosh Uchida: 104 next years, wheelchair bound in 2023, overall decrepit.

18)Li Dak-sum: 104 next year, lost wife in September, wheelchair bound in 2016, no public appearances for years.

19)Zou Yu: 104 next year, pulmonary edema in 2016, frail for years.

20)Franca Pilla: 104 next years, "extremely frail" in 2021.

21)Guy Warren: 103 next year, survived massive stroke in 2021.

22)Wang Xiji: 103 next year, hospitalised and looks like a zombie.

23)Wu Liangyong: 102 next year, severe illness in 2011, wheelchair bound and bloated in 2022.

24)Chen Ning Yang: 102 next year, frail for years, severe fall in 2023.

25)Gaositwe Chiepe: 102 next years, advanced dementia, wheelchair bound.

26)Du Daozheng: 101 next years, Parkinson's, dementia, hospitalised for five years.

26)Robert Kuok: 101 next year, frail and reclusive for years.

27)VS Achuthanandan: 101 next year, severe stroke in 2018, critical condition in 2021, advanced dementia.

28)Guillermo Rodriguez Lara: 101 next year, wheelchair bound for ages.

 

2024 may finally get rid of good part of them. They are fucking overdue.

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On 18/12/2023 at 12:32, drol said:

16)Josip Manolic: 104 next year, survived two wives and COVID pneumonia in 2021. Bedridden in 2023.

 

 

2024 may finally get rid of good part of them. They are fucking overdue.

He doesn't have an English wiki page but with Josip Manolic there's Ivan Mišković Brk, Yugoslav spy boss, Tito aide and good friend of Manolic who's also 104 next year. Also Schild has been on oxygen for atleast eight years now. 

 

Others who I'd say are quite "overdue":

1. Marianne, Princess zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn: 105 next year, hospitalised with covid in 2021 or 2022 and completely bedbound since.

2. Addold Mossin: 105 next year, decrepit 7 years ago. :rip:

3. Arnold Yarrow: 104 next year, I recall a forum user saying he was very ill and must've been 2 years since that

4. Mani Kumar Chetri: 104 next year, rumored dead this year, very frail for years.

4. Zeynep Korkmaz: 103 next year, decrepit in 2021, on oxygen in August.

5. Betty Reid Soskin: 103 next year, suffered a massive stroke in 2019 that she wasn't expected to recover from

6. William Leuchtenburg: 102 next year and frail, possibly demented on his 100th.

7. Phan Wannamethee: 101 next year, wheelchairbound and very frail

Of course there's also Vic Seixas, Yuriko Mikasa etc. 

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20 hours ago, The Old Crem said:

Maureen Flavin Sweeney, Irish postmistress who reported the storm that delayed D-Day by a day in 1944 has died aged 100. Irish Mirror

A pick for me in the 2024 Hare's Pool, but won't make the starting line. First time I've ever known the Irish postal system to deliver early! 

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On 19/05/2023 at 02:38, Alex B said:


Dead at 103.

 

Obits on Google but I’m out atm so someone else can do the honours.

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27 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:


Dead at 103.

 

Obits on Google but I’m out atm so someone else can do the honours.


Or useless lurkers like @Drewsky1211 can just read my post and then add it to Wikipedia rather than share it with the rest of the forum.

 

These hoes ain’t loyal. 

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4 minutes ago, Ulitzer95 said:


Or useless lurkers like @Drewsky1211 can just read my post and then add it to Wikipedia rather than share it with the rest of the forum.

 

These hoes ain’t loyal. 

Well if you want it, then here.

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On 25/11/2023 at 16:12, polar duck said:

Some obscure Chinese centenarians I found:

 

 

Zhu Nansun 朱南孙 (1921-) Another prominent Shanghai OB-GYN

 

Zhu Nansun dead at 102.

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