Well, it seems Lou Rawls is dead. No one picked him yet....

Lou Rawls
The Queen (of England)
Geraldo Rivera (he just annoys me)
Jimmy Carter (the good always die young)
Billy Graham (felled by a stray bolt of lightening while out on the golf course)
Homer Simpson (dies in domestic violence incident when Maggie pulls a knife on him)
The Easter Bunny (replaced by a USDA approved spring chick)
Willie Nelson (in shoot-out with Revenuers)
Michael Jackson (just because he SHOULD)
God (of a broken heart)

So, what do I win? :lol:

Man I just talked about Lou Rawls the other day. I saw him on someone else's list.

Here's my bonus pick no points. God will off Pat Robertson this year.

He hasn't taken Oral Roberts yet, according to the Dead People Server, so I don't know.

I think Jimmy Swaggert should have an earlier seat on the bus, though.

There's lots of room on the bus, seat assignment could be left to the Angel of Death.

Thank you for the dead people resource!

Crap! I remember that now. Denial is a powerful thing, I suppose.

Late to the Party but here it is.......

Courtney Love
Red Buttons
Ernest Borgnine
Jack Klugman
Don Knotts
Fidel Castro
Harry Morgan
Phyllis Diller
Joan Fontaine
Zsa Zsa Gabor

Oooh Don Knotts, Jack Klugman, and Ernest Borgnine!! Nice. I thought Pyllis Diller and Zsa Zsa died years ago. Good picks. I was surprised to find out that Joan Fontaine was born in Tokyo, Japan.

A bit morbid are we, Radar?

Charlton Heston (rifle suicide)
Lance Armstrong (general cancer)
Liz Taylor (cirrhosis)
George Bush (it won't happen, but it's just for my pleasure)
Muhammad Ali (sorry)
Superman (kryptonite)
Hugo Chavez (president of Venezuela kill by CIA)
Pope Benoit XIII (die in his bed)
Usama Bin Laden (we'll learn in 2006 he's already dead)
Is there still another son alive in Kennedy's family ?

Thanks. I researched this on Wikipedia. I thought half those people were gone already. Most of them were born before 1920. It's amazing how many of them have faded from memory.

The youngest of the group, Courtney was in drug rehab last year, arrested for rowdiness, and is the original Hollaback Girl. She's cruisin for a brusin.

Well, none of you geniuses gets the 15 points for Shelley Winters, RIP.

Shelley Winters, the forceful, outspoken star who graduated from blond bombshell parts to dramas, winning Academy Awards as supporting actress in "The Diary of Anne Frank" and "A Patch of Blue," has died. She was 85.

• Brigette Bardot 71
• Stella Stevens 68
• Sophia Loren 71
• Gina Lollobrigida 78
• Deborah Kerr 94
• Lena Horne 88
• Kay Starr 83
• Patti Page 78
• Annette Funicello 63
• Barbara Eden 71
• Angie Dickenson 74
• Doris Day 81
• Joan Collins 72
• Julie Christie 64
• Leslie Caron 74
• Carroll Baker 74
• Ann-Margret 64
• Debra Padget 72
• Julie Andrews 70
• Ursula Andress 69
• Rita Moreno 74
• Jean Simmons 76
• Julie Newmar 72
• Kim Novak 72
• Jane Powell 76
• Debbie Reynolds 73
• Shirley Temple 77
• Jane Russell 84
• Kathryn Grayson 83
• Esther Williams 82
• Elke Sommer 65
• Gale Storm 83
• Jill St. John 65
• Liz Taylor 73
• Mamie Van Doren 74
:eek:

Looks like Rock Steady is the first to score points in this pool for Don Knotts, (great actor, RIP).

Rock Steady 19
All Others 0