Sunday 8 June, 2008

Timely death

Filed under: Random thoughts

I read yesterday of Caroline Spelman's defence of employing her nanny to perform secretarial duties. The BBC article details a reference she makes to her home becoming her office when she became an MP in 1997, following the "untimely death" of her predecessor.

Her predecessor was Iain Mills, who died aged 56. At what age, or in what situation, does a death become timely? And are deaths ever "a long time coming"?


Posted by dan at 7:12am | Permalink | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)
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Timely deaths for the general population start at 45. For some Mancunians, Celts, Australians, aristocrats, 'peace lovers' and certain types of chav, this can be as low as 7.

Posted by art vandelay, 5:56am, Monday 9 June 2008

Timely deaths for MPs is when they first get elected.

Posted by ukok, 1:06am, Thursday 12 June 2008
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