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Post by Kimmy » Wed Mar 14, 2018 6:15 pm

I wonder who will now be accused of noncery first, Ken Dodd or Jim Bowen......

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Post by The Ginge Reaper » Wed Mar 14, 2018 6:15 pm

Kimmy wrote:I wonder who will now be accused of noncery first, Ken Dodd, Stephen Hawking or Jim Bowen......
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Big changes on the way ! We've heard it before but it's different this time !!!! , I believe Bdo gonna grow x

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Post by Potter's Lake » Wed Mar 14, 2018 11:16 pm

RIP the original Selecta, Jim "Bo" Wen.
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Post by Sin » Thu Mar 15, 2018 12:26 am

Potter's Lake wrote:RIP the original Selecta, Jim "Bo" Wen.
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Post by M H » Fri Mar 30, 2018 5:42 pm

Bill Maynard's heart stopped beating !
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Post by Randall » Sat Mar 31, 2018 5:21 pm

Ray wilkins to be sent off again soon.
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Post by Randall » Wed Apr 04, 2018 2:27 pm

Randall wrote:Ray wilkins to be sent off again soon.
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Randall wrote:
Randall wrote:Ray wilkins to be sent off again soon.
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Knew him and his family years back, decent people
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Came over as a decent enough guy
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Post by M H » Wed Apr 04, 2018 5:16 pm

Was a great player till Don Howe got hold of him, morphed into a crab after that
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Post by StevieBoy » Wed Apr 04, 2018 10:34 pm

No problem with 'Butch'

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Post by Clownin » Mon Apr 16, 2018 12:07 pm

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R. Lee Ermey, the tough-talking Marine Corps sergeant turned actor best known for his role as a foul-mouthed Vietnam-era drill instructor in “Full Metal Jacket,” died Sunday from complications of pneumonia. He was 74.

“He will be greatly missed by all of us,” his longtime manager, Bill Rogin, said in a statement. “Semper Fi, Gunny. Godspeed.”

Ermey, who often played military or police roles in film and television, grew up in Toppenish, Wash., and enlisted in the Marines at just 17 after his second arrest for criminal mischief.

A staff sergeant who also served as a drill instructor, he spent 14 months in Vietnam beginning in 1968 and was given a medical discharge in 1972.

While studying at the University of Manila in the Philippines, Ermey was cast in a small role as a chopper pilot in the 1979 Vietnam War epic “Apocalypse Now,” where he also served as a technical adviser to director Francis Ford Coppola.

But Stanley Kubrick was the first to see Ermey’s true on-screen potential. After being hired as a technical adviser for 1987’s “Full Metal Jacket,” Ermey was given the memorable role of crusty, no-nonsense Gunnery Sergeant Hartman after he showed Kubrick he was a natural at yelling at recruits.

“I'd say 50% of Lee’s dialogue, specifically the insult stuff, came from Lee,” Kubrick told Rolling Stone in 1987.

“We lined (the actors) up and did an improvisation of the first meeting with the drill instructor. They didn’t know what he was going to say, and we could see how they reacted. Lee came up with, I don’t know, 150 pages of insults.”

The role, which earned Ermey a Golden Globe nomination for best supporting actor, kickstarted a long career that included nearly 60 movies, including “Mississippi Burning,” “Se7en” and “Leaving Las Vegas.”

He was also the voice of the plastic soldiers’ leader in the animated “Toy Story.”

In 2015, Ermey hosted the Outdoor Channel’s “Gunny Time,” a series about military weapons of the past, present and future.

Thirty years after leaving the Marine Corps, Ermey received an honorary promotion to gunnery sergeant for his continued support of the U.S. military.

Vincent D'Onofrio, who played Gomer Pyle in "Full Metal Jacket," mourned his co-star's death on Twitter.

"Ermey was the real deal. The knowledge of him passing brings back wonderful memories of our time together," he wrote.
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Post by Rogg » Wed Apr 18, 2018 10:25 pm

Dale Winton, 62.
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Post by Clownin » Thu Apr 19, 2018 12:44 pm

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Willow, aged 14.

The Queen has been left heartbroken after the death of her last corgi. Willow, who was almost 15, was put to sleep at Windsor Castle on Sunday.

The dog had a cancer-related illness and the Queen did not want her beloved pet to suffer further. The death brings to an end a remarkable history between the Queen and corgis dating back more than eight decades.

Willow was the 14th generation descended from Susan, a gift to the then Princess Elizabeth on her 18th birthday. But her heritage dates back even further, to 1933, when the Queen’s father George VI (then Duke of York) introduced a corgi, Dookie, into the Royal Family.

Insiders say the Queen has been hit ‘extremely hard’ by the loss of Willow who had become her most devoted companion, accompanying her as she moved between her four royal homes.

‘She has mourned every one of her corgis over the years, but she has been more upset about Willow’s death than any of them,’ says a Buckingham Palace source. ‘It is probably because Willow was the last link to her parents and a pastime that goes back to her own childhood. It really does feel like the end of an era.’

This is not, however, the end of the Queen’s dog-owning life, she has two dorgis – corgi-dachsund crosses – Vulcan and Candy.

And last year she agreed to adopt a corgi, Whisper, after the death of his owner, a former Sandringham gamekeeper.

However, the link with Willow, who was pictured in the official portrait to mark the Queen’s 90th birthday two years ago, was a precious one.

‘Willow represents a significant thread running through the Queen’s life from her teenage years to her 90s,’ says a courtier. ‘For many, many years she bred and raised corgis and to think that the last one has now gone is something of a milestone.’

In 2015 it emerged that she had stopped breeding Pembroke Welsh corgis because of fears that, with younger dogs around her feet, she might trip over and hurt herself.

Her Majesty was still feeding and exercising Willow until the weekend, when the dog’s condition worsened. On Sunday afternoon, the decision was taken to call a vet.

‘She does not like seeing her dogs suffer and she knows that sometimes putting a dog down is the kindest course of action – although that doesn’t make her loss any less,’ says the source. One comforting fact was that Prince Philip, recuperating from his hip replacement operation, was able to be with her at Windsor.

It is understood the dog has been buried in the castle grounds. In time there will be a headstone bearing the pet’s name and the words ‘a faithful companion of the Queen’.

Willow’s death comes 18 months after the loss of Holly, who died at Balmoral aged 13. Both appeared with Daniel Craig in the James Bond sketch for the opening of the London Olympics in 2012.

The death comes in a busy week for the Queen, as she welcomes leaders to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London. But, however preoccupied she is, the Queen always finds time for her dogs. She likes to feed them herself with the finest cuts of meat and chicken, as well as crumbling up treats from her own plate.

Since 1945, she has had more than 30 corgis – many of them direct descendants of Susan, whose first puppies, Sugar and Honey, born in 1949, marked the beginning of a new royal dynasty.

At one stage there were said to be 13 corgis lolling in the Queen’s private sitting room and nipping the heels of footmen, prime ministers and ladies-in-waiting.

Former royal butler Paul Burrell, whose duties included being armed with blotting paper and a soda syphon to mop up doggy accidents, claimed he was once knocked unconscious after nine corgis tripped him up.

They haven’t all had long lives, however. In 2003, Pharos was savaged by Princess Anne’s bull terrier Dotty and had to be put down. And in 1989 the Queen Mother’s dog Ranger led a pack of corgis that killed Chipper, the Queen’s favourite dorgi.

Buckingham Palace declined to comment, saying only: ‘It would be a private matter.’
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Post by The Thorn » Fri Apr 20, 2018 7:06 pm

Avicii, 28
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Post by Pigpen » Fri Apr 20, 2018 7:13 pm

The Thorn wrote:Avicii, 28
:shock: wow

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Re: The Brown Bread thread

Post by Kimmy » Fri Apr 20, 2018 9:29 pm

The Thorn wrote:Avicii, 28
Wake him up now its all over.............

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