
But work got in the way. Although it can't all be true, it is still very fishy.
( , Thu 22 Jan 2015, 17:17, Reply)

It's really simple; unfortunately people, regardless of fame, do tend to die of things on a regular basis. There's nothing to it.
Have we got an Actuary on /Links? They'll tell us what the likelihood of us dying is. Probably fairly high to definite I'd say. The question is timing, and people don't expect famous people to die. That Deirdre Barlow knew the secret, obviously.
If anyone was going to get it then Enfield and Whitehouse should be dead by now. They were alluding to the DJ profession having "young friends" frequently in Smashy and Nicey sketches.
( , Thu 22 Jan 2015, 17:34, Reply)

I guess basically you would just need to find what percentage of the population are 'celebrities' and compare it against unexpected death rates of the whole population. Theirs should be the same proportion. BUT you must also consider the whole 27 club thing, that famous people are more likely to be exposed to stuff that would bump them off early.
I think it's a massive conspiracy. You should pop over, and see my collection of tin foil hats...
( , Thu 22 Jan 2015, 17:43, Reply)

I think he was a sufficiently self-confident and outspoken character that he wouldn't have held back.
Unless, we was one of them...
Have you got any spare hats, perchance?
( , Thu 22 Jan 2015, 18:02, Reply)

( , Thu 22 Jan 2015, 18:15, Reply)