Celebrity Death Poll - Who will die next!

[oldracer]

BB King, very sad, had an awesome day in Beale St when BB came in and jammed for maybe 3 hours, impromptu, was incredible, long live the blues

[jimandr]

BB King was perhaps the musician who did more to make The Blues popular than any other person, and he deserves all the accolades he will receive in the obituaries that will appear in the media over the next few days. A great musician, and, it would appear, a great man as well.

I saw him at the Hordern Pav in the early 90's. Still one of the best concerts I've ever seen.

[oldracer]

BB King was perhaps the musician who did more to make The Blues popular than any other person, and he deserves all the accolades he will receive in the obituaries that will appear in the media over the next few days. A great musician, and, it would appear, a great man as well.

I saw him at the Hordern Pav in the early 90's. Still one of the best concerts I've ever seen.

7.30pm this Friday Jim on Fox Bio, life of BB King, yep awesome entertainer

[Ned]

Joan Kirner.

[oldracer]

Joan Kirner.

she snag it? If so no qualms, caused me immense pain

[jimandr]

Joan Kirner.

I have no comment to make on her qualities as a politician or a person, but her appearance on The Late Show doing "I Love Rock n Roll" was classic.

[damoocow]

I have no comment to make on her qualities as a politician or a person, but her appearance on The Late Show doing "I Love Rock n Roll" was classic.

Ditto - some great songs in that concept

[3Puttpete]

I have no comment to make on her qualities as a politician or a person, but her appearance on The Late Show doing "I Love Rock n Roll" was classic.

Ditto - some great songs in that concept

Ah, Tone...I thought you said...

[hacker]

I have no comment to make on her qualities as a politician or a person, but her appearance on The Late Show doing "I Love Rock n Roll" was classic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGyD2hn7d3Y

Youtube has everything

[Croydo]

Alan Bond

[liptout]

Bonecrusher.

Euthanised at the ripe old age of 32, after suffering from a pretty nasty hoof disease.

Couldn't be bothered trying to post a link of 'the race of the century' from my phone, but it's one of the first races i ever remember watching as a little fella (other than getting dragged to the trots 3 times a week with my uncle!!)

[3Puttpete]

Bonecrusher, Our Waverley Star. Our Waverley Star, Bonecrusher.

Euthanised at the ripe old age of 32, after suffering from a pretty nasty hoof disease.

Couldn't be bothered trying to post a link of 'the race of the century' from my phone, but it's one of the first races i ever remember watching as a little fella (other than getting dragged to the trots 3 times a week with my uncle!!)

FTFY

[KristianJ]

[gazgolf1]

Christopher Lee

http://www.9news.com.au/entertainmen...lee-dies-at-93

[goughy]

Vale Dracula.

[gazgolf1]

Vale Dracula.

and Willy Wonka's dad.

[goughy]

Same character really. Both focused on the teeth...

[3Puttpete]

Dusty Rhodes

[Johnny Canuck]

Dusty Rhodes

Absolute legend.

I had Ric Flair in the original pool, should have taken The American Dream, much fatter.

[3Puttpete]

Death might have forgotten Flair like it forgot Keef Richards

[Ned]

Ron Clarke.

[Daves]

John Steed.

[Jarro]

John Steed.

93 ... pretty good innings.

[goughy]

Dick Van Pattern. 86 was enough.

[sms316]