Famous people you really don't care if they die

[Davey Jones' Locker 1,325]

16 minutes ago, ImissMontpellier said:

You don't like the new Doctor Who?

Put it this way, mademoiselle... I like it about as much as a gilets jaune likes Macron.

 

Kudos for the anti-gun stance and the trend back towards historicals (Witchfinders and the Indian partition one are the pick of a bad bunch IMHO) but it is all rather lame, isn't it?

 

It is a far cry from the high quality historicals Dr Who was putting out in the 1960s. You might like the French-themed ones:

 

http://www.chakoteya.net/DoctorWho/3-4.htm

 

http://www.chakoteya.net/DoctorWho/1-8.htm

 

 

 

[YorkshireBanker 171]

Robert Blake

[maryportfuncity 10,684]

Just a general point here...

 

LOADS of people are famous but employed in ways that negate their personality - newsreaders and radio announcers for example. 

 

So LOADS of people registered Richard Baker's death, but I wonder how many burst into tears when they heard it.

[Sir Creep 7,071]

I'm sorry but it amazes me this thread has any traction.  You people must be bored.  Should have been deleted by an Admin/Mod upon first read by same.  I guess the bar is set even lower.  98% of the people that die I don't give two shits about and neither do any of you.  There --- end of thread.
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[Banana 862]

Not a person, but this thread

[gcreptile 11,074]

I think I gave about a quarter shit about the death of Bernardo Bertolucci and an eighth of a shit about the death of Harry Leslie Smith.

[ImissMontpellier 73]

7 hours ago, Sir Creep said:

I'm sorry but it amazes me this thread has any traction.  You people must be bored.  Should have been deleted by an Admin/Mod upon first read by same.  I guess the bar is set even lower.  98% of the people that die I don't give two shits about and neither do any of you.  There --- end of thread.
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So why are you writing in THIS "useless" thread?

[ImissMontpellier 73]

22 hours ago, Davey Jones' Locker said:

Put it this way, mademoiselle... I like it about as much as a gilets jaune likes Macron.

 

Kudos for the anti-gun stance and the trend back towards historicals (Witchfinders and the Indian partition one are the pick of a bad bunch IMHO) but it is all rather lame, isn't it?

 

It is a far cry from the high quality historicals Dr Who was putting out in the 1960s. You might like the French-themed ones:

 

http://www.chakoteya.net/DoctorWho/3-4.htm

 

http://www.chakoteya.net/DoctorWho/1-8.htm

 

 

 

I didn't know that foreigners know who are "gilets jaunes" .

 

By the way: call me Mrs or Madame not Mademoiselle 

[Davey Jones' Locker 1,325]

28 minutes ago, ImissMontpellier said:

I didn't know that foreigners know who are "gilets jaunes" .

 

By the way: call me Mrs or Madame not Mademoiselle 

My apologies, Madame! Excusez-moi.

 

Oui, the gilets jaunes are world famous now.

 

 

[ImissMontpellier 73]

23 hours ago, Davey Jones' Locker said:

My apologies, Madame! Excusez-moi.

 

Oui, the gilets jaunes are world famous now.

 

 

thank you SIr 

 

 

[Bibliogryphon 9,647]

US college presidents

Baseball players

American footballers

Wrestlers 

Holly Willoughby 

 

[theoldlady 2,343]

Any of the Kardashians

[ImissMontpellier 73]

On 03/12/2018 at 18:08, theoldlady said:

Any of the Kardashians

I can't explain why they are so "famous". They are famous because they are Kardashians. 

[CaptainChorizo 1,991]

Reasons the Kardashians are famous

 

Robb- Diabeetus Heir to Baron Wilfred of Brimleyshire/token fattie

Khloe-Nba Jinx/former token fattie

Kris-Taught HHH the game and how to play it

Kendall-Ended racism with a Pepsi

Kourtney-Invented Motherhood

Kim-Invented the printing press

[ImissMontpellier 73]

On 05/12/2018 at 02:07, CaptainChorizo said:

Reasons the Kardashians are famous

 

Robb- Diabeetus Heir to Baron Wilfred of Brimleyshire/token fattie

Khloe-Nba Jinx/former token fattie

Kris-Taught HHH the game and how to play it

Kendall-Ended racism with a Pepsi

Kourtney-Invented Motherhood

Kim-Invented the printing press

 

I still don't get it.  

 

[dean1991 116]

4 hours ago, ImissMontpellier said:

 

I still don't get it.  

 

 

It means that hopefully, Kris, will receive a pedigree next year, and by God she'll be broken in half 

[Sir Creep 7,071]

Nice little story about Glenda Seitz, a Colorado woman who decided to quit treating her ovarian cancer in early 2018, and added a Christmas experience to her 'bucket list.' The 72-year-old decided to sit on Santa's lap for the first time.  (Story explains why she never did as a little girl, go read it).  So good for her.  Bucket List CHECK!
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[Clorox Bleachman 2,478]

28 minutes ago, Sir Creep said:

Nice little story about Glenda Seitz, a Colorado woman who decided to quit treating her ovarian cancer in early 2018, and added a Christmas experience to her 'bucket list.' The 72-year-old decided to sit on Santa's lap for the first time.  (Story explains why she never did as a little girl, go read it).  So good for her.  Bucket List CHECK!
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