Notable death

Originally posted by @shallow-blue
Trevor Baylis.

Is this a wind up?

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Is this a wind up?

Not any more, unfortunately.

Sir Ken Dodd

http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-43370741

http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-13360811

Hubert de Givenchy

Stephen Hawking

Steven Hawking.
Duplicate post. Problem with my laptop. 🙂

Jim Bowen (you've won the pens, now that's safe - time to go for Bully's star price, a brand new Ford Cortina...) - RIP!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-43403178

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Stephen Hawking

Didn't he say, recently,that he has another 6 million years to live before death? So much for the precision of science.
I thought anyway that he will make backup of himself on hard disc and electric circles.
His real name is by the way Stevan Jastrebović and is of Serbian origin..

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Stephen Hawking

Joining Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton and the others for some shop talk.

Originally posted by @vandervelde
His real name is by the way Stevan Jastrebović and is of Serbian origin..

That doesn't even come close to being funny.

Originally posted by @handyandy
Joining Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton and the others for some shop talk.

That would be an interesting conversation to overhear!

Originally posted by @handyandy
Joining Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton and the others for some shop talk.

They are having a good time. 🙂

Originally posted by @torunn
They are having a good time. 🙂

I imagine it's a conversation of significant gravity.
😛

Lys Assia,

the first winner of the Grand Prix de la Channson (better known as Eurovisin Song contest)

Originally posted by @ponderable
Lys Assia,

the first winner of the Grand Prix de la Channson (better known as Eurovisin Song contest)

I remember her very well and the contest.