Squirt wrote:
Mimi wrote:
Rolf Harrwas.
Rolf Harrdiscontinue. Wot we doing again?
No room on the horse for Rolf
Deadgeridoo
Tie me cadaver down, sport
Also, I hope he fries in hell but that doesn't scan very well.
Mimi wrote:
Deadgeridoo
Heheheh
Stairway to... Hell?
A wooden hearse.
Speaking of which I saw a funeral procession with the coffin in an all white glass-sided horse drawn carriage the other day. Bit extra.
Tina Turner is Simply at Rest
Cras wrote:
Speaking of which I saw a funeral procession with the coffin in an all white glass-sided horse drawn carriage the other day. Bit extra.
Remains to be seen
Tina who?
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I think they mean Tina Tuna, the famous singing fish
Oh shit! Points for Rolf,.please.
Grim... wrote:
Oh shit! Points for Rolf,.please.
Yep. Done
Warhead wrote:
Tina who?
Attachment:
Tina Tuner.jpg
I saw Tina Turner in concert at Wembley - possibly it was that one. Somehow I ended up going with Lady T; along with her sister, and a friend of sister - they had unused or free tickets or something, so we tagged along.
It's not something I wold have paid for or actively chosen, but afterwards I realised it was actually a really good concert - really high energy and a great backing band too.
Astrud Gliberto the Brazilian bossa nova singer best known for The Girl from Ipanema.
The Iron Sheik
Dimrill wrote:
The Iron Sheik
Bloody hell, 81 is a hell of an age for a pro wrestler to reach
Silvio Berlusconi
The Una Bunga
MaliA wrote:
That is a bummer (he was 89 though)...I remember finishing Blood Meridian and thinking "What a great book...I never want to read it again" and have now read it at least three more times.
I get it, my thoughts too, but my that looks like you've been waiting for it with baited breath.
Perhaps finally was the wrong word.
Milan Kundera, Czech author, probably most famous for writing The Unbearable Lightness of Being.
He wrote beautiful prose
He wrote beautiful prose
Team GB ice hockey forward Mike Hammond
Tony Bennett.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-66271090
Blimey I didn't even know he was still alive.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-66271090
Blimey I didn't even know he was still alive.
Kern wrote:
8. Tony Blackburn
9. Alan Bennett
9. Alan Bennett
So close.
Fuck me, cancer is brutal.
Sinéad O'Connor
Dimrill wrote:
Sinéad O'Connor
I always felt sorry for her. The Independent said of her memoir 'Rememberings was a riveting account of modern celebrity and a deeply candid account of her own “trainwreck” life.'
Randy Meisner Eagles founding member/basist/singer.
Small Urine Hislady
Dimrill wrote:
Small Urine Hislady
Peewee Herman?
I loved Pee Wee Herman. Pee Wee's playhouse was ace.
Adrian Street also died today...best meet your dad at work picture ever!
...and he used to beat up Jimmy Savile.
...and he used to beat up Jimmy Savile.
cor, I thought he'd died ages ago 
No, he was wrestling in his 70s over in the States. The film "You May Be Pretty, But I Am Beautiful" is very entertaining.