Morbid Question

But when Tony R slaps his head into Danbo, he goes all Googly...

Don't feel bad J man.

 After every Tony R post, I do a google search for "asswipe" and all get are freakin' pictures of some numbnutz named Reed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Amazing how after James Lee posts, Danbo looks up dork references on Google!

http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/delishuz873/images/dork.jpg

http://bextruthfinder.blogs.com/mental_equilibrium/dork-thumb.jpg

Presidential failure Jim Kerry drops the salami after "going out for a long one...."

 

 

If your wife gets too scary Danbo you can alway come & hide with us

Knifes - i would go for an icicle personally !- no weapon to trace & no fingerprints

Yeah Salami can kill you 

This is one of those modern day scenarios, which could not have happened just a few years ago.

Were it not for the internet, and forums such as these, very few of us would know of each other's existence - we'd walk past each other in the street without a second glance, maybe doing a quick double take if one of us were wearing a band t-shirt, then thinking, "oh well, I'm not the only balding old fart who still likes Yes".

So many e-friendships have sprung up due to these forums, it does beg the question (which I raised on a similar topic recently), that should one of us reach the clearing at the end of the path, would our spouses care that we are members of a discussion forum (would some of them even know?), and if so, would they think to post an entry informing the other members (I am fairly unique on this forum at least, in that my wife is actually a new member)?

Personally, I'd want to know, and yes I'd definitely send PM's, e-mails and letters until I knew why one of my friends on here was absent without asking my permission first.











DANBO!! - BEHIND YOU!!

Good topic Danbo.  I know on another forum a member recently died and a friend was kind enough to post about it for the family.  I think you could leave a few email addresses that she could repsond to or tell her to Email M@X.

 

Prog-Nerds?

Oh I guess we are aren't we.

 

 

Edited by Garion81

I've actually thought of htis before too, it was about a year ago when my father died, I began questioning mortality and really realizing that anyone could die at any time, for any reason. And I was like, just questioning life, and wondered how the people I knew on the internet would find out that I died if something happened to me, I know it sounds nerdy, but still.