Hm Libby And The Greek Jester's Age Of Death Poll

[Deathray 2,940]

ITT: What age will Phil the Greek and the Queen die?

[msc 18,397]

I think the Queen, no matter how well she seems just now, will go within a year of Philip going. She seems to rely on him a fair bit.

 

So I'm guessing 2017 (96) for the Prince and early 2018 (91) for Libby.

[RadGuy 1,614]

96 for Phil (September 8, 2017) and 103 for Lizzie (January 27, 2030).

[Ulitzer95 12,431]

101 for Philip and 106 for Elizabeth

[Davey Jones' Locker 1,324]

I think the Queen, no matter how well she seems just now, will go within a year of Philip going. She seems to rely on him a fair bit.

 

So I'm guessing 2017 (96) for the Prince and early 2018 (91) for Libby.

Yep, that's what I've said in previous posts on here as well.

 

UPDATE: I just voted for Phil to go in two years' time at 96 and, by that reasoning, for hte Queen to go at 91 (significantly younger than her mum.)

[YoungWillz 20,918]

99 for Maj to "flake" out, 94 for the Greek to bid toodle-"Pip".

[The Mad Hatter 1,092]

98 for prince phillp and 103 for Queen Elizabeth

[Davey Jones' Locker 1,324]

ITT: What age will Phil the Greek and the Queen die?

By the way, were you aware of this similar-ish poll asking who will go first out of Lizzie and Phil?

[Sean 6,281]

Lizzie 104 (18th March 2031) Prince Philip 98 (January 11th 2020)

[Sean 6,281]

I think the Queen, no matter how well she seems just now, will go within a year of Philip going. She seems to rely on him a fair bit.

 

So I'm guessing 2017 (96) for the Prince and early 2018 (91) for Libby.

His death would knock her for 6 but she is well enough and tough enough to carry on. She still has a large family and loads of duties to fulfil.If Lizzie went first I think Phil would go downhill quickly though. He isn`t as well as her and although he is her support system I can`t help but think it would affect him more because without her he would have no one to support and no official role to fulfil.

[Book 3,531]

95 for both.

[gcreptile 10,939]

she 102, he 97

[Toast 16,063]

"Libby" ? Where did that come from? Never heard anyone refer to the Queen as "Libby".

Her family nickname is Lilibet.

[Uschi 53]

Queen 98

Prince 94

[paulh85 101]

Gone for 97 for Phil the greek, with queenie abdicating within 12 months of his death and living a good 5/6 years after that.

[msc 18,397]

"Libby" ? Where did that come from? Never heard anyone refer to the Queen as "Libby".

Her family nickname is Lilibet.

 

I've heard lots of folk call her that, as Libby is a common Scottish shorthand for Elizabeth.

[Sir Creep 7,069]

oh cmon no clown said 125 yet? I damn near did haha. But I'm not childish

SC

[Body Snatcher 44 107]

Phil at 95, Dizzy Lizzy at 91 after a short regency.

[Sir Creep 7,069]

Women live longer than men, period. Don't make me pull up that old Alan King bit about 'survived by his wife'.

Since I chose 97 for him, naturally I was forced to choose 98 for her. I like those numbers.

SC

[Deathray 2,940]

I think the Queen, no matter how well she seems just now, will go within a year of Philip going. She seems to rely on him a fair bit.

 

So I'm guessing 2017 (96) for the Prince and early 2018 (91) for Libby.

 

What you seem to be forgetting here is the fact that her mother was a widower for 50 years and watching her cope with it might provide strenghth to the Queen - her and Princess Alice both reaching 100 should also be an indicator the Queen is likely to achieve th same.

[Deathray 2,940]

Spade, do you think they're immortal or something? There not both going to outline the current oldest people by a decade.

[Eesti 151]

96 for him, 100 for her

[EGN 121]

Liz's lot have form for breaking the ton, so I reckon she'll do it. 103, just pipping mumsy, I reckon.

 

The Greek has shown a dip recently and his stock are far less long lived. He's in uncharted waters already, genetically speaking, and could flounder any time. All out for 96.

 

Liz to abdicate on his death, with Charles turning it down to give the country a popular, young monarch in William, who will reign as 'Phillip I' in honor of his grandfather and father (who also has a Phillip in there somewhere).

[Guest Nicholas Witchell]

Liz's lot have form for breaking the ton, so I reckon she'll do it. 103, just pipping mumsy, I reckon.

 

The Greek has shown a dip recently and his stock are far less long lived. He's in uncharted waters already, genetically speaking, and could flounder any time. All out for 96.

 

Liz to abdicate on his death, with Charles turning it down to give the country a popular, young monarch in William, who will reign as 'Phillip I' in honor of his grandfather and father (who also has a Phillip in there somewhere).

Scuse me, you trying to nick my job? Feckin' hop it!

[Deathray 2,940]

Liz's lot have form for breaking the ton, so I reckon she'll do it. 103, just pipping mumsy, I reckon.

 

The Greek has shown a dip recently and his stock are far less long lived. He's in uncharted waters already, genetically speaking, and could flounder any time. All out for 96.

 

Liz to abdicate on his death, with Charles turning it down to give the country a popular, young monarch in William, who will reign as 'Phillip I' in honor of his grandfather and father (who also has a Phillip in there somewhere).

 

About as likely as the Queen abdicating.