manimanc
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The great stupendo! Ah brings back memories of crackerjack on a Friday evening.
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The "which famous person died today" thread
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Trevor Morley's Tache
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"Piff-Paff-Puff"!!!The great stupendo! Ah brings back memories of crackerjack on a Friday evening.
Zubrman
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Crackerjack!The great stupendo! Ah brings back memories of crackerjack on a Friday evening.
(Where's my pencil?)
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Not Brian Murphy. Glad to see he is still going!
shackattack
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Rumoured that Chris Cross of Ultravox fame has passed away
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Ooh I could jump off a dolls house! Ooh I could duff up an action man! Great memories from being a nipper. Wasn't the Great suprendo married to Victoria Wood ?The great stupendo! Ah brings back memories of crackerjack on a Friday evening.
manimanc
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That's correct. I always remember as a kid seeing him not in his great stupendo character and being really confused as I thought stupendo was a real person :)Ooh I could jump off a dolls house! Ooh I could duff up an action man! Great memories from being a nipper. Wasn't the Great suprendo married to Victoria Wood ?
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The last man alive from the attack on the USS Arizona, Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941, died yesterday.
He was 18 yrs old when he was posted to his assignment at Pearl & the Arizona. His ship was never raised and serves as the memorial of that day.
Of its 1,400-member crew of the Arizona that day, 1,177 died. The ship was hit by a dive bomb that hit below the surface and penetrated the gunpowder stores below decks. The explosion lifted the ship 30-40 feet out of the water before it sank in the harbor.
Lou Conter was 102 years young when he died at his home in California, in a small town at the foot of the Sierras.
He was 18 yrs old when he was posted to his assignment at Pearl & the Arizona. His ship was never raised and serves as the memorial of that day.
Of its 1,400-member crew of the Arizona that day, 1,177 died. The ship was hit by a dive bomb that hit below the surface and penetrated the gunpowder stores below decks. The explosion lifted the ship 30-40 feet out of the water before it sank in the harbor.
Lou Conter was 102 years young when he died at his home in California, in a small town at the foot of the Sierras.
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mexico1970
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Rumoured that Chris Cross of Ultravox fame has passed away
25th of March by Wiki mate.