As a youngster I hated "Bomber" as it was so unpleasant but as age has mellowed me I've realised that it's probably one of the truest-to-life portrayals of the bomber war from both sides there is. There's a lot of shit you don't realise as a naive teenager.
No. Have looked through my spreadsheet and double checked the thread. Between the 150 individuals nominated, we've only seen two departures so far this year, and they were a day apart from one another, back in February.
Several people did have an elderly gay Yorkshireman who worked in the arts, but they all thought Alan Bennett would go first.
AIUI you can claim points as long as it wasn't you who did it.
Correct.
Given the news, I feel it appropriate to re-emphasise the following from the opening blurb, handed down for many years now:
This is only a game. The Ship, its management and their associated minions do not necessarily endorse the death any human being. This is not in any way a "wish list". Reviewing past years will show that truly evil and nasty dictators seem to have a habit of lingering while those figures we truly respect and admire often don't. The Circus is a place for games, not discussion of the rights or wrongs of those games. If you want to discuss the ethics of this one there are other places you can do that.
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Too young, and too much tragedy for one life 💔
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd0p0rz4n0mo
A sad loss - he was so good every time I saw him.
Several people did have an elderly gay Yorkshireman who worked in the arts, but they all thought Alan Bennett would go first.
Hopefully serving God, anyway. He was a Rand fan…
Anne Widdecombe has died aged 78. 22 points to me! I think she's been on my list ever since I started doing this.
Unexpected - so probably not on anyones list.
So I now realise! I posted early yesterday, then had no access to news for about 15 hours aftewards!
I am more than happy not to claim points until there is clarity - it seems to be fast moving news at the moment.
Correct.
Given the news, I feel it appropriate to re-emphasise the following from the opening blurb, handed down for many years now: