h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Hello lunatic-cat.
I am working my way through the list of fellow deathlist 2013 players and introducing myself.

Have an elderflower and raspberry frappe on me

Hello!

Oh that's might sociable of you thorny one

I'm a seasoned player and try not to pick people I feel even a slight attachment to

I must confess, I didn't put that much thought into it, and have actually included some people I hope don't go yet

Another frappe?

Don't mind if I do

I didn't really want Kenneth Kendall to go on my 2012 list, he just looked so frail last time I saw him But its only a game

Yes. It's only predicting what will happen anyway. Not really wishing for it to happen.......apart from Thatcher

Got lots of nice people on my list, and I notice we have some in common

Hang on, I've got some somewhere.

You have do an interesting mix there I had to google Tom Graveney though

You have as well?

I like an eclectic mix As a true British upstanding chap though, you should have known Tom Graveeny !!!!!

I was going to list this lot, and call it the O levelled

Be interesting to see if they pop off !!

1. Peter O'Toole (80)
2. Richard O'Sullivan (68)
3. Peter O'Sullevan (94)
4. Peter O'Shaughnessy (90)
5. Des O'Connor (80)
6. Tom O'Connor (73)
7. Martin O'Neill (60)
8. Mary O'Hara (78)
9. George O'Dowd (51)
10. Richard O'Brien (70)
11. Maureen O'Hara (93)
12. Paul O'Grady (58)
13. Gilbert O'sullivan ((66)
14. Tony O'Shea (51)
15. Dara O'Braian (40) (under 50)

Is Dara really only 40? Wonder if any of those with matching surnames are related?

I am an upstanding Brit - when I run out of

Reading the list of people who die each day is like reading a grand version of Births and deaths in the paper

Glad nobody famous has passed over yet

Nobody major or off the list but a voice from childhood http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20908822

What was your favourite children's programme?

Tiswas was always a favourite of mine due to two very good points.

Ah the voices of my (very) early childhood are disappearing fast. No more muffin, or listening with mater

I was more of a BBC girl, Swapshop with the bearded Noel You'll have to enlighten me.

Yes, my first programmes were the Woodentops, Andy Pandy and Bill & Ben.

Classic tv there my old chap, well done

I was a fan of the later stuff too though as well. Mary, Mungo and Midge was strangely hypnotic, and I used to count off the floor numbers as they went down in the lift

Worrying really, I was 15 at the time

Oh yes, they were the modern high rise family

But do you remember a weird little programme called Egbert Nosh with his moving house?

I don't believe that programme was seen in the Tinythorn household, tell me more

Tell you another little gem from my earlier years.... Muran Butzchstandsinger (sp). He was a funny little chap ant the pathos was ladlled on

One of these strange little 5 minute programmes about a man with a house that walks along the road. It was a bit like Monty python for children.