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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    Of all the celebrity deaths in 2016, this is the only one to really touch me as I will miss his work terribly.

    Other than the baboon bothering, obvs. Mind you, baboons are nasty aggressive búggers, and baboon shít is the worst thing to get on your shoe.

    I am full of admiration for his insistence that his Savile Row suits were all lined with scarves from Hermes. Now that is style.

    I wonder if The Wolseley will set up his usual table the way they did for Lucien Freud?
    Come now. He was no Terry Wogan.

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    The apparent speed of his demise was a little surprising but having read parts of his piece yesterday it turns out chemo had totally failed, totally f**ked from that point as I am aware from family history.

    Condolences to his family of course but in general I don’t subscribe to huge outpourings of grief for celebrities from mere ordinary people. The passing of Bowie earlier this year almost turned into a sideshow as people compared their levels of grief with each other.

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    Come now. He was no Terry Wogan.
    Colonel Now wasn't Terry Wogan, I concur.

    Dear old Terry goes into the bin with Prince and Bowie. I admired them greatly for their previous work, but I was never going to be touched by anything new they did.

    Adrian Anthony was still churning it out every week.

    Árse and balls, the restaurant review was the first thing I read in the ST! For years and years.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    Colonel Now wasn't Terry Wogan, I concur.

    Dear old Terry goes into the bin with Prince and Bowie. I admired them greatly for their previous work, but I was never going to be touched by anything new they did.

    Adrian Anthony was still churning it out every week.

    Árse and balls, the restaurant review was the first thing I read in the ST! For years and years.
    Oh. You've made the point for me.

    Exactly. I haven't listened to a Bowie song later than Ashes to Ashes (c.1980/1?) when AA Gill was my first reading every Sunday. Huge difference.

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