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maryportfuncity, on Mar 18 2006, 12:20 AM, said:

We should have a thread dedicated to those who really are missing. Are they still breathing?

I'll start off with a couple

Richie Edwards

Licorice McKechnie (hippie chick, member of the Incredible String Band for a while)

Lord Lucan

I'd guess the first two dead and the oldster still breathing.

Lord Lucan, Richie Edwards,

all sounds very familiar

http://www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?...rd%20lucan&st=0

[Canadian Paul]

maryportfuncity, on Mar 17 2006, 04:20 PM, said:

We should have a thread dedicated to those who really are missing. Are they still breathing?

I'll start off with a couple

Richie Edwards

Licorice McKechnie (hippie chick, member of the Incredible String Band for a while)

Lord Lucan

I'd guess the first two dead and the oldster still breathing.

Poor show MPFC, I must say I'm disappointed. Perhaps even disillusioned.

[The Pooka]

Well ...... I found Licorice McKechnie interesting. Never heard of her before. Famours one minute. Then gone.

Makes me think of Chesney Hawkes ............... or Ruud van Nistelrooy.

[maryportfuncity]

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Poor show MPFC, I must say I'm disappointed. Perhaps even disillusioned

Aye, not my best night although Licorice McKechnie counts as another newie I've introduced here. I had a spate of posting after a long intoxicating night talking shite, an enjoyable evening but not a good idea to end it here.

Still, I have one off night whilst you - CP - continue to display headgear on your avatar that counts as a crime against fashion in 2006, sort of thing.

[Slave to the Grave]

maryportfuncity, on Mar 18 2006, 07:50 PM, said:

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Poor show MPFC, I must say I'm disappointed. Perhaps even disillusioned

Aye, not my best night although Licorice McKechnie counts as another newie I've introduced here. I had a spate of posting after a long intoxicating night talking shite, an enjoyable evening but not a good idea to end it here.

Still, I have one off night whilst you - CP - continue to display headgear on your avatar that counts as a crime against fashion in 2006, sort of thing.

Actually, in 2006, CP's hat is quite fashionable, probably.

[Canadian Paul]

maryportfuncity, on Mar 18 2006, 10:50 AM, said:

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Poor show MPFC, I must say I'm disappointed. Perhaps even disillusioned

Aye, not my best night although Licorice McKechnie counts as another newie I've introduced here. I had a spate of posting after a long intoxicating night talking shite, an enjoyable evening but not a good idea to end it here.

Still, I have one off night whilst you - CP - continue to display headgear on your avatar that counts as a crime against fashion in 2006, sort of thing.

Hey, you won't be making fun of his hat when he's defending these threads from the posting ravages of Lord Cthulhu. Unless you're one of... them...

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Hey, you won't be making fun of his hat when he's defending these threads from the posting ravages of Lord Cthulhu . Unless you're one of... them...

Lord Cthulhu? Canadian Paul I think it's about time you get a dictionary or possibly a spell checker of some kind. I know Microsoft Word could be a help.

[maryportfuncity]

There's a world of difference between the stylish 2006 cut of the fashionable hat and the servicable but crude lines of the headgear sported by the old style holy man. If a West Cumbrian can fault your fashions as old school, you're really off the pace, end of!

Just sayin' like, it's no reflection on the wit, knowledge and enthusiasm you're bringing to this site.

Incidentally, who the f*** is the oldster on your avatar CP?

[Magere Hein]

The Pooka, on Mar 18 2006, 04:51 PM, said:

Makes me think of Chesney Hawkes ............... or Ruud van Nistelrooy .

Oi!

regards,
Hein

[Canadian Paul]

maryportfuncity, on Mar 18 2006, 03:56 PM, said:

There's a world of difference between the stylish 2006 cut of the fashionable hat and the servicable but crude lines of the headgear sported by the old style holy man. If a West Cumbrian can fault your fashions as old school, you're really off the pace, end of!

Just sayin' like, it's no reflection on the wit, knowledge and enthusiasm you're bringing to this site.

Incidentally, who the f*** is the oldster on your avatar CP?

Sigismund, King of the Romans. A man who once said "I am the king of the Romans, and am superior to grammar." He organized a failed crusade against the Turks in 1396. I find him to be a bit of a fascinating figure.

And BS, you should read the works of H.P. Lovecraft on Lord Cthulhu. Fascinating tales of outer gods the size of mountains who enslave mindless humans to do menial yet disruptive tasks. Lots of Lovecraft's work deals with spiritual realities of death as well, at least thats' what I've gotten from it, so very relevant as well.

The way I see it, Lord Cthulhu has taken root in the Dickie O' Thread to enslave mindless posters to post menial yet disruptive posts and threads. Perhaps ol' Sigi can help end his tyranny...

I have a very overactive imagination, especially during finals week.

[maryportfuncity]

Finals week! And yer still hangin' out with us, respect!

[millwall32]

Would Ambore Bierce be considered missing. Or Glenn Miller.

[Canadian Paul]

millwall32, on Mar 19 2006, 08:02 AM, said:

Would Ambore Bierce be considered missing. Or Glenn Miller.

Bierce is definetely dead, no question about it. While it's certainly possible that Glenn Miller could be hanging around at the age of 102 somewhere, I find the prospect highly unlikely and, for several reasons, it's probably safe to assume he's dead.

Same with Amelia Earhart. Could be 108 I guess. Most reasonably though, dead.

[football_fan]

Jimmy Hoffa

[Canadian Paul]

Oh yeah, and I'd also like to point out that someone else has already pointed out that there's a missing person's thread already...




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football_fan, on Mar 19 2006, 06:24 PM, said:

Jimmy Hoffa

He is most likely dead, For over 30 years..

I found all the theorys very interesting which told what may have happened to him.

Some of those conspiracy junkies may have several loose screws.

[Boudicca]

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The way I see it, Lord Cthulhu has taken root in the Dickie O' Thread to enslave mindless posters to post menial yet disruptive posts and threads.

It's darker than you think, C.P.

DeathListers will recall that the Boudette nearly died shortly after I closed the thread, and when I closed it for a laugh the following week, she was hospitalised once more.

It's cursed, I'm sure of it.

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Boudicca, on Mar 19 2006, 07:33 PM, said:

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The way I see it, Lord Cthulhu has taken root in the Dickie O' Thread to enslave mindless posters to post menial yet disruptive posts and threads.

It's darker than you think, C.P.

DeathListers will recall that the Boudette nearly died shortly after I closed the thread, and when I closed it for a laugh the following week, she was hospitalised once more.

It's cursed, I'm sure of it.

If I could, I'd delete that thread.

Then everyone would be shocked but new things would come.

Sometimes you must kill the great to live with the imortal.

[Dr Hackenslash]

Banshees Scream, on Mar 19 2006, 07:51 PM, said:

If I could, I'd delete that thread.

Then everyone would be shocked but new things would come.

Sometimes you must kill the great to live with the imortal.

You are making the assumption that nobody has saved the entire forum just in case this does ever happen...

[Life Begins at 5 o'clock]

Harvester Of Souls, on Mar 14 2006, 08:00 PM, said:

TLC, on Mar 1 2006, 01:34 PM, said:

I'm still waiting for Robert Maxwell to make his return 15 years post burial. He'd have done it by now if he wasn't still so universally hated all this time later.

What is that a picture of?