Eric S: 187
Lindsay D: 140
Rob N: 134
Shannon C: 133
Crystal N: 112
Matt B: 104
Monika T: 77
Sarah M: 74
Nick N: 66
Josh H: 57
Nate W: 43
Death Pool 2009
Not a Hoax: Ken Ober, MTV's 'Remote Control' Host, Dies at 52 »
He had not appeared on anyone’s list. He’s the second celeb to go today, Tracy Morgan better watch out.
Actor Edward Woodward, known for his portrayal of the cynical secret service agent Callan, died Monday November 16, due to complications with pneumonia.
He had not appeared on anyone’s list.
48 days left...
It is still anyone’s game, though it will probably be Erics. It’s time to start thinking about Death Pool 2010 (I’ll let you all figure out the url for that one, if you’re on Tumblr go ahead and start following it).
I sent out Facebook invites to everyone, if you want in just make it known there. 25 names and $10 are due by 12/30.
Thatcher has died »
No points for anyone.
The legendary pro wrestling manager was sent home from the hospital earlier this week and placed under hospice care.
He had not appeared on anyone’s list.
He had not appeared on anyone’s list, nor would I have allowed it. The logistics of dog years in a game like this get too confusing.
Though Wikipedia says this dog died in 2001, putting him well out of the running.
For deathpool 2009
fuckyeahdogs:zoo-le:goodluckspider:deadprincess:sweetwinterhello:
Wishbone the dog died today ; _ ;
1991-2009
OMG. no fucking way.
:’( all dogs go to heaven
THIS HAS RUINED MY FUCKING LIFE
I SERIOUSLY AM CRYING RIGHT NOWD:
NCAA President Myles Brand Has Died
Pancreatic cancer claimed the 67-year-old on Wednesday.
I saw this story a couple days ago but didn’t even think about including it because I figured no one had picked him. Eric kindly reminded me that he was on his list. This gives him 33 points, and an even heftier lead in the pool.
NY TIMES: Mary Travers of Peter, Paul and Mary dies from cancer at 72. »
She had not appeared on anyone’s list.
RIP Mary,
I kind of knew Mary Travers, she lived 2 houses down from one of my best friends in high school in the wonderful town of Redding, CT. She was a regular at the bookstore in my town and I would see her here and there. She always looked exactly the same.
Mary Travers, whose ringing, earnest vocals with the folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary made songs like “Blowin’ in the Wind,” “If I Had a Hammer” and “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?” enduring anthems of the 1960s protest movement, died Wednesday night in Danbury Hospital in Connecticut. She was 72 and had lived in Redding, Conn.
The cause was cancer, said her spokeswoman, Heather Lylis.
Ms. Travers brought a powerful voice and an unfeigned urgency to music that resonated with mainstream listeners. With her straight blond hair and willowy figure and two bearded guitar players by her side, she looked exactly like what she was, a Greenwich Villager straight from the clubs and the coffee houses that nourished the folk-music revival.
