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13 minutes ago, Spade_Cooley said:

A story in four parts:

 

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His missus can't even use a comma properly - that was a marriage made in Heaven, or summat

 

 

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Conservationist, traveller and editor Nigel Sitwell has died aged 81 and three-quarters. http://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/deaths/212776/sitwell

 

He used to own the WWF magazine Animals and was a founder member of the Galapagos Conservation Trust. Also stood in local elections as a UKIP candidate.

 

Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Sitwell

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13 hours ago, YoungWillz said:

Conservationist, traveller and editor Nigel Sitwell has died aged 81 and three-quarters. http://announcements.telegraph.co.uk/deaths/212776/sitwell

 

He used to own the WWF magazine Animals and was a founder member of the Galapagos Conservation Trust. Also stood in local elections as a UKIP candidate.

 

Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Sitwell

I take it he is no longer sits well then?

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On 4/6/2017 at 08:46, Shaun of the Dead said:

I take it he is no longer sits well then?

His death won't sitwell with his creditors.

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Tim Pigott Smith dead according to twitter

 

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Confirmed.

 

Shame. Terrific actor. RIP...

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4 minutes ago, themaninblack said:

Confirmed.

 

Shame. Terrific actor. RIP...

He was a superb actor, thats come out of the blue.

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Adam Sutler and Peter Creedy die the same year. Coincidence?

Spoiler

Yes.

 

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Christopher Morahan, who directed Pigott-Smith in The Jewel in the Crown, apparently died too yesterday, going by several  in the know tweets. He'd have been 87.

 

 

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Not sure this guy's job title or what he did, so let's plop it here in the catch-all.
 

Glenn O’Brien, an influential writer and editor who was a social fixture in the downtown Manhattan art, music and fashion world for a half-century, died of pneumonia on Friday in Manhattan. He was 70.  He had been treated for an undisclosed illness for several years and contracted pneumonia a week ago.

In 1971, Andy Warhol hired O'Brien to work on — and shortly thereafter, edit — Interview, Mr. Warhol’s take on a celebrity magazine.
SC

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5 hours ago, Sir Creep said:

Not sure this guy's job title or what he did, so let's plop it here in the catch-all.
 

Glenn O’Brien, an influential writer and editor who was a social fixture in the downtown Manhattan art, music and fashion world for a half-century, died of pneumonia on Friday in Manhattan. He was 70.  He had been treated for an undisclosed illness for several years and contracted pneumonia a week ago.

In 1971, Andy Warhol hired O'Brien to work on — and shortly thereafter, edit — Interview, Mr. Warhol’s take on a celebrity magazine.
SC

If you don't know who he was or what he did, how can you call him "influential"?  Or is this just "copy and paste"?

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See I had heard of him: he was the style columnist for American GQ for fucking ages and was apparently the person who coined the phrase "editor-in-chief". Post-whoring, man.

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17 hours ago, deadsox said:

If you don't know who he was or what he did, how can you call him "influential"?  Or is this just "copy and paste"?

Seriously?  
If I wrote like that the NYPost would hire me apparently.  All my posts are basically cut/paste (I delete fluff) -- just like yours and everyone else's.  I may add a comment but those are obvious.  

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1 hour ago, Sir Creep said:

Seriously?  
If I wrote like that the NYPost would hire me apparently.  All my posts are basically cut/paste (I delete fluff) -- just like yours and everyone else's.  I may add a comment but those are obvious.  

Although I do copy and paste on occasion, the great majority of my posts are just that-my posts.

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1 hour ago, Sir Creep said:

All my posts are basically cut/paste

You seriously do that all the time? 

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What it is, SC doesn't put his cut-and-paste bits in a quote box.
 

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I often don't do that since the forum change, because the quoted bits tend to get left behind now if someone quotes the post.

I usually put it in quotation marks and/or italics instead.  Might be clearer if SC did that, to make it more obvious where he's quoting.

 

Also SC incorporates his links into the text rather than just copy/pasting the url.

 

 

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Sir Arnold Clark, founder of, well, Arnold Clarks, dead aged 89.

 

To be honest, thought he was gone years ago.

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3 hours ago, msc said:

Sir Arnold Clark, founder of, well, Arnold Clarks, dead aged 89.

 

To be honest, thought he was gone years ago.

 

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I wish they still made car doors open that way.

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What is up with this weekend? Can the grim reaper deal with Ian Brady since he's back from his holiday apparently? 

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Also, can someone please remove the shit tag Morbidkid put on? I know you can put tags on threads you create after the update, and this just seems offensive. 

 

EDIT: Thanks for removing it.

 

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4 minutes ago, Deathtreat23 said:

Actor Cliffton James Who played A Sherrif in two James Bond Films opposite Roger Moore has died aged 96.

 

http://variety.com/2017/film/news/clifton-james-dead-sheriff-in-james-bond-films-dies-at-96-1202031445/

 

One of those actors who surprised you by still being alive given he had that "looks like he should've died twenty years ago" heavyset complexion.

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