Reddick/Daniels
guess he's never gonna pay for what he did in the eastern district
Reddick/Daniels
guess he's never gonna pay for what he did in the eastern district
Paul O'Grady, 67.
He was a good egg.
Aww no.
He had a great voice.
Wouldn’t be surprised if the Saville esque stories now start to appear.
Really? I can't see that at all.
The new Savile's brother has just been sent down for bothering young boys.
Originally Posted by Lofty
Crazy statement.
Can't see O'Grady being like that at all. You only have to look at all the heartfelt tributes that came out and how so many of his colleagues and friends held him in high esteem.
Also heard a story yesterday from someone who was homeless at the time who said O'Grady saw him and told him 'Let's get a meal in your belly'. Took him to a restaurant and spent 3 hours chatting with him.
Reminded me of stories of random acts of kindess that suddenly became known from members of the public about George Michael when he passed.
Sounds like the bunga bunga could be going under under.
He must have lived one of the great lives.
Top shagger. Top businessman. Top scandals. The original Wolf of Wall Street.
Paul from S Club. Suicide or vaxx.
At least we know the wake will be good.
S Club Heaven/6.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news...ds/ar-AA19Auzh
Well, that's ... timely. Look how alive he is and ready to get on with life.
Last edited by Shindig; 07-04-2023 at 03:07 PM.
They killed him off cause he aged the worst.
Ain’t no party like a S Club party
Is Rachel Stevens still fit?
I'm a twit
She is but she's definitely had work done.
The now former Greatest Living Australian, Barry Humphries. I hope the BBC has a load of programmes ready to go.
I swear he died last week.
Len Goodman, Strictly judge and Farmfoods enthusiast, 78.
Some cunt from some shit Corrie-type program has died as well.
Dale Meeks.
He was also in the Roaul Moat thing last week. Couldn't tell you which small part he played and neither could the article.In Emmerdale, his character, the friendly fishmonger Simon was romantically linked to Nicola King (played by Nicola Wheeler) but left the fictional Yorkshire village to start a new life in Costa Rica.
Jerry Springer.
Yet another victory for Dr Phil.
Looks like a short illness was beaten to it by a brief illness as well...
Andy Rourke, Smiths bassist. 59. Hadn't really done much since 1987, but was a great and underrated part of that band. His stuff was quite a lot more complex and Motown-influenced than most of the other indie bands around back then, and while the M&M partnership was obviously the most important part, I don't think he was far behind. They'd have been significantly different with another bass player, which you can't say about most indie bands over the years.
On a personal note, I'm a bit freaked out because I sent this message to my mate YESTERDAY, solely to send him on a wild goose chase on google:
I basically picked Andy Rourke at total random. If I knew about my angel of death powers, I'd have picked someone a lot more shit. RIP, sorry mate.
'Johnny Marr, do you think those royalties you conned him out of could have prolonged his life?'
Barbarianism Begins At Home.
Ray Stevenson, 58. Titus Pullo in Rome my favourite role of his.
Rolf Harris
Fuck Colonel
Channel 4 news just said Tina Turner is dead.
Tbh i already thought she was
I thought she went 5 years ago.
Surprisingly never that fit.
I'm a twit
+1 for the already dead crowd.
Same here, Mandela effect.
I knew she wasn't but only because my mum was a huge fan, and by extension I'm slightly more emotional about this (or more accurately replaying her music) than I am most of these things.
Am I missing something with all these third leg memes which are doing the rounds about Rolf, or is it just the obvious? What the fuck is that all about if it is that?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imRaRW4ltOs
Good to see Liberace out and about.
Was Jake the Peg always done in a weird sort of South African accent?
Actor Jim Brown, who also played a bit of football in his day.
Ted Kaczynski
I don't know why my mind went immediately to Ted from Scrubs, but the relief is immense. Long live The Brain Trust.
There is some absolute gold in his manifesto.
Forgive me if I'm missing something here but you know Sam Lloyd died in 2020?
You could have left me ignorant but happy, but you did this. Bastard.
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