Vindicated in the Olympic bombing suspect Richard Jewell dead at 44.
ETA: I see I’m a day late and a dollar short
Happy to oblige:
lights lights lights lights lights lights
lights lights Shirly Ujest lights lights
lights lights lights lights lights lights
:rolleyes:
HAH!
And thus ends my claim to fame.
Sic transit gloria mundi.
Gloria got sick on the train last Monday? 
Yeah, but nobody picked her. . . .
Speaking of Brewers: RIP Michael Jackson(The Beer Hunter, not the boy hunter), who’s impact upon the American microbrew culture, and other brewers of every stripe, was incalculable.
Edie Brickell and The New Bohemians keyboardist Jeffrey Carter Albrecht had to learn the hard way about ‘shoot first and ask questions later’ Texas-style door opening.
Nope. Means “Tuesday is usually worse.”
Huh. According to the article, he tried to kick in his girlfriend’s neighbor’s door, for God-only-knows what reason, and the neighbor shot him.
Anyone care to guess which drugs they’ll find in his system?
Jane Tomlinson CBE just scored 57 points for someone.
I had her. Did anyone else?
She was inspirational, of course, but at the same time she made you think if she can do this stuff with terminal cancer then what’s your excuse?
So, anyone have Steve Fossett? too soon?
No. I thought there was a rule against choosing someone famous only for their illness, but on checking post #1 see no such rule. Was I imagining this rule or did we have it in previous years?
It rings a bell for me, but I’ve seen this game other places, and so I may not have seen it here.
Just a bit, perhaps…
There’s some dispute on that every year, and I believe the rule is that people famous just for their illness are discouraged.
However, I’d say Mrs. Tomlinson was famous for her fundraising efforts and marathon feats, even if they did stem out of her own illness.
Sorry, the DP has ruined all such news for me. I can only think in terms of points, no matter how tragic. I decided not to fight it.