Robert McNamara died, too, so Beatled gets more points:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/gallery/2009/07/06/GA2009070602007.html

Fuck, that's 9+7 points for him, and he's not even reading this.

When Bowie meets Satie | Froggy does Bowie

for the record, i'm not a he...but i am a good guesser.

there's bourbon on the breath of the singer you love so much
he takes all his words from the books that you don't read anyway

Take it easy, dude.

When Bowie meets Satie | Froggy does Bowie

This one actually makes me very, very sad.

Les Paul dead at 94.

I never got to see him live, either.

"What's Tonga?" - Christopher Meloni

I heard he will be buried with his beloved Stratocaster.

You brought my attention to him on this thread.

At that time, I was thinking he must have been the world's oldest living - and still performing - popular musician. He was 4 years older than Pete Seeger who turned 90 in May this year.

A mate of mine has a Les Paul guitar. Perhaps he will play it today.



The planet is glowing.

RIP, Senator Kennedy.

I'm happy to have gotten some points (23), although I'm a bit annoyed with myself for picking someone someone else had already picked. I didn't notice Ted Kennedy on like three people's lists when I picked mine.

"What's Tonga?" - Christopher Meloni

Hey everyone.

I'm typing through Whoopie Goldberg right now. This is awesome.

Swayze Fun Fact: Patrick Swayze was born with an extra pair of testicles. Rather than having them removed, they were surgically tucked within pockets in his buttocks so that he'd always have a spare set.

A "mortal with potential" is aptly put.