Crap, I’m going to be difficult.
Change #8 to:
- Roy Horn (lion food)
Crap, I’m going to be difficult.
Change #8 to:
Kirk Douglas is still kicking along, and according to IMDB, has two film credits for 2003. One of them was It Runs In The Family with his son Michael, ex wife and grandson. According to www.DeadOrAlive.org, Burt Lancaster died in 1994 at the age of 80.
Whitney Houston has had a turbulent time recently. Not only is she rumored to be a crack addict, but just a few days ago her husband was charged with battery after he apparently hit her.
Siegfried Fishbacher
Prince Philip
Louie Anderson
Carol Channing
Pope John Paul II
Jimmy Carter
Meat Loaf
Chuck Berry
Rudy Giuliani
Tug McGraw
Yoko Ono
Diana Ross
Frank Gifford
Here goes. I didn’t have much luck last year with my list (tho’ the people on it were quite lucky).
01 - Ronald Reagan
02 - Nancy Reagan
03 - Sid Cesar
04 - Dom DeLuise
05 - Tara Reid
06 - Granda Pa Al Lewis
07 - Ted Kennedy
08 - Walter Cronkite
09 - Art Linkletter
10 - Keith Richards
11 - Ronny Wood
12 - Colin Farrell
13 - Bea Arthur
Well, we may not have to worry about this, since it appears at the moment that he’s been captured alive.
Hmm… his chances of dying unexpectedly in custody are probably pretty slim… I may be revising my list.
Yeah, remember that if Saddam is executed, he doesn’t count. He’d have to commit suicide, or get killed in some other way. If he’s going to commit suicide, I’d expect that he’ll already have taken some sort of slow-acting poison that’ll kill him witihn the next few days. Otherwise, he’s probably a long shot now.
Right, so Saddam, if executed, doesn’t count even if I bet on him before he was sentenced?
If so, I change to Vladimir Putin.
So pray that Mohammed al-Ruby busts a cap onto Saddam.
Or change your pick before New Years
Okay, I’m changing my own list:
I’m taking Saddam Hussein off
and putting Steve Irwin (the “Crocodile Hunter”) on.
OK, I’m removing Saddam and substituting Mickey Rooney.
Well, since Saddam now seems to have a better chance of surviving 2004 than I do, I’m taking him off the list and replacing him with my first substitute.
Revised list:
I am removing Saddam and replacing with Andy Rooney.
I’m a virgin at this game, but here goes…
Just remember, Frumious Bandersnatch, that Malvo has to die in some way other than state-sanctioned execution in order to be worth any points. Granted, he’s probably got a decent chance of committing suicide or getting whacked.
“Wouldn’t you like to see that?” category
Test Match Special
4. Freddie Trueman
5. Trevor Bailey
6. Geoffrey Boycott
Too Fast to Live, Too Crazy to Die
7. Ozzy Osbourne (cheers, dwc1970!)
8. Glen Campbell
9. Nick Nolte
Political Graveyard
10. Gerald Ford
11. Ted Heath
The Gimme Putt
12. Pope John Paul II
The Random Celebrity
13. Billy Bob Thornton
Oh, darn, hadn’t seen Rule #7. Change my 1. (Saddam Hussein) to Jean-Claude Duvalier.
Heh. Thank God they caught the bastard before the deadline, or a lot of us would have a useless name sitting on our lists for the whole year. How evil can you get??
#5: Saddam Hussein–please replace with Al Lewis (actor and politician, and from recent interviews still a hell of a guy. But lookin’ frail).
Okey dokey, here we go: