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Ripping Yarns - Jackanory storytellers

Reject it? I don't even understand it.

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Ripping Yarns - Jackanory storytellers

Reject it? I don't even understand it.

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oh I was just throwing in lists. I wasn't paying that much attention to the topic title.

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A Scalington In The Cupboard - mountaineers.

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Colon, it's been good to know ya! - Bowel cancer sufferers.

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Colon, it's been good to know ya! - Bowel cancer sufferers.

I see you decided to go with a bloody assassination instead of just a polite "I think this thread has run its course".

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Pride & Prejudice and Zombies - cast and crew of 1995 BBC adaptation of much loved Jane Austen novel.

 

This could be quite a good team option. Whilst watching this for the agillionth time ( a number so large I had to make up a new word for it) I realised that no major cast member has shuffled off, even some of the older minor players are still with us. Twenty years on.

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Pride & Prejudice and Zombies - cast and crew of 1995 BBC adaptation of much loved Jane Austen novel.

 

This could be quite a good team option. Whilst watching this for the agillionth time ( a number so large I had to make up a new word for it) I realised that no major cast member has shuffled off, even some of the older minor players are still with us. Twenty years on.

 

 

And we could follow it with Sense, Insensibility and Sea Monsters

 

Dedicated to anyone likely to follow Steve Irwin.

 

Crikey!

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I had almost made a theme team out of people the world, or I, would have genuinely been sad about if they had died, people like Morgan Freeman, or George R.R. Martin, or Björk. I would have called it "Oh, no, you didn't!"

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Late Again Today - musical collaborators with Jeff Lynne

 

Could do the same for Brian Eno

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Late Again Today - musical collaborators with Jeff Lynne

 

Could do the same for Brian Eno

 

For example, world musician Jon Hassell, one of my favorite artists. I dread the day he will appear on my list.

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Late Again Today - musical collaborators with Jeff Lynne

 

Could do the same for Brian Eno

 

For example, world musician Jon Hassell, one of my favorite artists. I dread the day he will appear on my list.

 

Well he's 77, give him another 8-10 years

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Late Again Today - musical collaborators with Jeff Lynne

 

Could do the same for Brian Eno

 

For example, world musician Jon Hassell, one of my favorite artists. I dread the day he will appear on my list.

 

Well he's 77, give him another 8-10 years

 

He's not in perfect health, though:

 

"On a brutally hot day in Los Angeles, he served up sweet mint tea and watermelon spears and asked if I noticed his "plastic parts," pulling up his white linen shirt just enough to reveal tubes that ran below his waistline, the result of a recent health scare. As we sat to chat, he noted, "I'm surprised at how much physical energy it takes to play the trumpet.""

http://www.spin.com/articles/jon-hassell-goes-below-the-belt-challenges-phillip-glass-to-dance-off/

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Late Again Today - musical collaborators with Jeff Lynne

 

Could do the same for Brian Eno

 

For example, world musician Jon Hassell, one of my favorite artists. I dread the day he will appear on my list.

 

Well he's 77, give him another 8-10 years

 

He's not in perfect health, though:

 

"On a brutally hot day in Los Angeles, he served up sweet mint tea and watermelon spears and asked if I noticed his "plastic parts," pulling up his white linen shirt just enough to reveal tubes that ran below his waistline, the result of a recent health scare. As we sat to chat, he noted, "I'm surprised at how much physical energy it takes to play the trumpet.""

http://www.spin.com/articles/jon-hassell-goes-below-the-belt-challenges-phillip-glass-to-dance-off/

 

ok a couple more years then :)

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Mouldy Old Doh! - voice actors on The Simpsons.

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Ex-Men: Oranges - Former Protestant leaders.

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Twenty Lords A-Leaving - This would have been a good name for the list I posted in Political Frailty of those members of the Upper House who have been given leave of absence (sent home to die)

 

Bish, Bash, Bosh: - A team of senior clergy, boxers, Germans and Geoffrey Durham

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Morguebait - People who would be sexier dead than alive.

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Mouldy Old Doh! - voice actors on The Simpsons.

That might be a good list to do, a couple of them are dead already

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Thinking about "Can I Get An Amen?", a theme team consisting solely of drag queens next year. Being as Ru Paul's Drag Race is absolutely laden with competitors who are HIV positive, self-harmers and alcoholics.

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Jillass - a team of female pranksters/stuntwomen

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Turds in the punch bowl = Corrupt boxing officials

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Perry and Croft Themed Titles:

 

Adieu, Adieu - stars and guests on 'Allo, 'Allo.

Hi-De-Hi, Go-De-Go - stars and guests on Hi-De-Hi.

You Died, M'Lord? - UK and US Supreme Court Judges.

Are You Being Buried? - stonemasons, gravediggers, etc.

Bury My Neighbour - (for the English only) - Scots, Irish and Welsh, maybe a dash of French.

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I'm thinking of putting all those "overdose, suicide, assassination" candidates into one team and call it "They couldn't wait" or maybe "God called early today" or something like that,

Or maybe a theme about people whose name contains variants of the word "cross", like Cruz or Delacroix, Cross itself, or Skandinavian and German variants like Kruse or Kreuzer. The name could be "Crucified" or "On the Cross".

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Whatever Happened To The Kikely Lads? - Holocaust survivors

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