First to pop off...............2019

First to pop off...............2019

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Laurel Green

30,923 posts

247 months

Tuesday 15th January 2019
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anonymous-user

69 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Windsor Davies. RIP. Fantastic voice and presence.

Shaw Tarse

31,810 posts

218 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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OpulentBob said:
Windsor Davies. RIP. Fantastic voice and presence.
That's a shame

Laurel Green

30,923 posts

247 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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frown

ApOrbital

10,405 posts

133 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Awwww frown

Eric Mc

123,886 posts

280 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Couldn't resist -



Except I am sad.

JulianPH

10,084 posts

129 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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frown I met him (and Don Estelle) once when I was a kid and got pulled up on stage at a panto. Sad.

cuprabob

16,741 posts

229 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Very sad news about Windsor Davies. Loved "Ain't Half Hot Mum" and the show he did with Donald Sinden, "Never the Twain"

DrDeAtH

3,637 posts

247 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Sad to say, but he was on my list of nominations in the thread...

thebraketester

15,021 posts

153 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Lovely boy.....

Cupramax

10,784 posts

267 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Still brings a smile now hehe

https://youtu.be/Ia6g9cOg1jQ

spikeyhead

18,834 posts

212 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Another part of my youth gone.

Bright Halo

3,520 posts

250 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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spikeyhead said:
Another part of my youth gone.
Exactly how I feel.

If you can find it on dvd somewhere Grand Slam is worth a watch.

andy_s

19,710 posts

274 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Jazzy Jag

3,522 posts

106 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Yet another part of my childhood gone.

A sign of my own mortality I guess cry

kowalski655

15,128 posts

158 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Boo the Pomeranian, that wierd looking cute dog that becaian internet sensation,and so probably more famous than most who have died so far. I know my daughter would have loved a mutt like him.

Also sad about Windsor Davies

davhill

5,263 posts

199 months

Saturday 19th January 2019
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Jazzy Jag said:
Yet another part of my childhood gone.

A sign of my own mortality I guess cry
Don't be such a clever dicky

James P

3,012 posts

252 months

Sunday 20th January 2019
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JulianPH said:
frown I met him (and Don Estelle) once when I was a kid and got pulled up on stage at a panto. Sad.
He lived locally and everyone on Facebook local groups has good memories of him to post and share.

Back in the day before he retired to live in France he was happy to chat over a pint or two in whichever pub you met him in and was great company. My last memory was meeting him and his wife in a local restaurant not too long ago, it was a quiet evening and we just chatted all evening. His hearing was poor by then so his wife did most of the talking but a great evening with a lovely man regardless. RIP Windsor.

cuprabob

16,741 posts

229 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2019
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Chef, Andrew Fairlie, aged 55