The 2012 Off Topic Celebrity Dead Pool

[Wezil]

Al B's not even playing...

[SlowwHand]

No, I figured by some strange vision of the future that you had her as number one or something. I was jacking with you about your bragging.

[Wezil]

http://www.deathlist.net/

That guy has 92 names on his 2012 list and so far he's only got one hit though Etta James was his #1 pick so he'd be in line for some sort of bonus.

That's a list composed by committee as I understand it.

The Death List folks have been off for several years.

[ColdWizard]

Galnemer was constantly trying to get me to put Bobby Brown on my list; she never thought to mention Whitney "Crack Is Whack" Houston.

I considered her but didn't put her on. If we were doing a 40 list, she would have made it.

[Al B. Sure!]

I see Al's point; where did this come from? It's a celebrity dead pool; a celebrity died, and he reported her death, sans frills. She was a pretty big name back in the day, too.

The best I can imagine is he accidentally posted here instead of another thread. But if so, he sure has taken his time to own up to his mistake.

[Elok]

What a jackass. You're more "me,me,me" than Mr. Fun.

I see Al's point; where did this come from? It's a celebrity dead pool; a celebrity died, and he reported her death, sans frills. She was a pretty big name back in the day, too.

[Guynemer]

Galnemer was constantly trying to get me to put Bobby Brown on my list; she never thought to mention Whitney "Crack Is Whack" Houston.

[Dinner]

http://www.deathlist.net/

That guy has 92 names on his 2012 list and so far he's only got one hit though Etta James was his #1 pick so he'd be in line for some sort of bonus.

[Al B. Sure!]

What a jackass. You're more "me,me,me" than Mr. Fun.

What the hell are you talking about? Because I said Whitney Houston died?

[SlowwHand]

What a jackass. You're more "me,me,me" than Mr. Fun.

[Al B. Sure!]

Whitney Houston died

[SlowwHand]

"Nick Barkley" is gone..

Peter Breck, who played a hot-headed son of California ranch owner Barbara Stanwyck on the 1960s TV Western "The Big Valley," died Monday in Vancouver after a long illness. He was 82.

[-Jrabbit]

A watched pot never boils.

[Wezil]

We're due for another hit any time now. We usually average a couple a month.

[Uncle Sparky]

1/29/2012 John Rich 86 Entertainment Legendary TV Director, 'All in the Family'. Owned a production company with Henry Winkler, coproducing "MacGyver".