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Seeing as Motor's just won the last one with Patsy Ramsey, it's time to submit your pick for the next game. Try and keep it to one person who is in realitively good health at the time, not with one foot in the grave and the other on a bannana peel.

This time i'm going with Bob Barker, being around all the hot models for years and years has to build up some kind of stress, can you die from blue balls? I quess at his age he could tuck them in his socks by now.[:D]

I nominate pro wrestling legend, absentee father of the century and world-class drug addict Jake "The Snake" Roberts.

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Irony. Gotta love it.

Jack Kevorkian

As always, Liz Taylor.

Tori Spelling's career.

I will say...Aaron Spelling.

Btw, I thought jake the snake was dead already. Judjing from the clips I saw of him in beyond the mat. What a waste, he was the biggest thing in his time. Look at ex pac as well. Another druggie.

Er.. I believe Aaron Spelling has juust 'Left The Building'[:I]

My money's on Andy Griffith
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"Talking With People That Agree With You Is Like Jogging In A Cul-de-sac" - Bill Moyers

Robert Altman.

Your reigning champion selects B.B. King.

Unlike last time, I hope I'm wrong.

He's dead? I WIN! I WIN! IN YOUR FACE!!!!!!

Now I say Robert Downy Jr! Its a matter of time.

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Now I say Robert Downy Jr! Its a matter of time.
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Spelling died Friday Philly ... play fair. [:D]

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Who she?

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Red Buttons or Mickey Spillane would have been winners.

Here is the second version nobody has cashed in on yet.

Did anyone have Bruno Kirby of City Slickers fame?

"LOS ANGELES - Bruno Kirby, a veteran character actor known for playing the best friend in two of Billy Crystal's biggest comedies, "When Harry Met Sally" and "City Slickers," has died. He was 57.

Kirby died Monday in Los Angeles from complications related to leukemia, his wife Lynn Sellers said in a statement Tuesday. He had been recently diagnosed with the disease.

"We are incredibly grateful for the outpouring of support we have received from Bruno's fans and colleagues who have admired and respected his work over the past 30 years," his wife said. "Bruno's spirit will continue to live on not only in his rich body of film and television work but also through the lives of individuals he has touched throughout his life."

Born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu in 1949 in New York City, he was the son of actor Bruce Kirby. His early work included the 1971 film "Young Graduates," as well as appearances on the television show "Room 222" and the made-for-TV movie "The Summer Without Boys."

In 1974, he scored a role in "The Godfather: Part II," which won several Academy Awards, including best picture. In the film, Kirby played young "Pete Clemenza," following Richard S. Castellano's role in the first installment.

Over the next few years, Kirby made various TV appearances, including "Fame" and "Hill Street Blues," before landing the role of "2nd Lt. Steven Hauk" in Robin Williams' "Good Morning, Vietnam."

That was followed two years later by the romantic comedy "When Harry Met Sally," in which Kirby played Crystal's best friend. In 1991, Kirby once again appeared as Crystal's cheery friend in "City Slickers," _ along for a mid-life adventure driving cattle on a dude ranch.

He also appeared in 1997's "Donnie Brasco," and recently in an episode of the HBO hit series "Entourage."

Along with his wife and father, Kirby is survived by his stepmother Roz Kirby, brother John Kirby and stepbrother Brad Sullivan."