Who’d have thought that Melanie would outlive Bonnie? Oh wait… I guess that happened in the movie too.
That mealy mouthed little…
sorry, carry on.
Nothing. Mine was more to the Being from Atlanta / Post as a whole.
Didn’t know she died in her house. Didn’t mean to imply that the baby in the movie said her line in the first place.
That’s it. I’m going to run right out and shoot that pony. :mad:
Talk about beating a dead horse…
For those of you who don’t know the story, Olivia de Havilland (who played Melanie) and Joan Fontaine are half-sisters who absolutely hate each other. Each has vowed not to die before the other.
Note to myself: Do NOT pick those two!
de Havilland was born in 1916; Fontaine in 1917. They have had this pact for over 50 years!
**What if they die at the same exact second? ** 
I think I sense a new award brewing.
Then Olivia Dehavilind will have a fleeting moment of happiness knowing that she lived for a longer period of time.
Half-sisters? No, they have the same parents, I am sure.
I did just for fun.
And if they both go tomorrow, that’s only 13 points. Why bother?
Shouldn’t have been a % on the end of 35. 35 celebrities died, being 4.4% of the 846 nominated.
35% of mine have.
And I think, this is the rub for the entire contest. Do you go conservative, do you go liberal, in terms of age.
I thought I had some coverage in risky lifestyle. Guess not. Not that it matters.
It’s a little early to start fulfilling the Mayan Apocalypse prediction.
Yeah, the 147 authors haven’t sold enough copies of their book(s) yet.
Not like the guy who committed suicide by drinking varnish. It was a terrible way to die but he had a great finish.