I like the online people because they have a brain. Lots of the men I know. Are just men. Like my schnauzer. he's not really smart- he's just a dog.Vegas » 28 Aug 2022, 10:13 am » wrote: ↑ I was surprised to hear about Crazyhole's death at the other forum. He was quite active at both forums, then poof! Just like that, a ghost and a memory. Our reactions show concern, but in a hollow detached manner. Weird. They aren't bad, just weird. We still had many interactions, but I can't say I see evidence of real sorrow. Including from me. Most of us liked him, but there are little authentic reactions that one would have if anyone knew someone outside the internet. My awakening is simple with no real profoundness: "To hell with online communities; they are nothing more than silhouette of reality, leaving real life waiting for you to partake in. With that said, nice knowing you all, though we never really knew each other, life is far more important than here or any other online community. I'm out. Adios!
It’s true. Some people regard this virtual reality, fighting with individuals they don’t know or will even meet, as more important than life itself.Vegas » 28 Aug 2022, 10:13 am » wrote: ↑ I was surprised to hear about Crazyhole's death at the other forum. He was quite active at both forums, then poof! Just like that, a ghost and a memory. Our reactions show concern, but in a hollow detached manner. Weird. They aren't bad, just weird. We still had many interactions, but I can't say I see evidence of real sorrow. Including from me. Most of us liked him, but there are little authentic reactions that one would have if anyone knew someone outside the internet. My awakening is simple with no real profoundness: "To hell with online communities; they are nothing more than silhouette of reality, leaving real life waiting for you to partake in. With that said, nice knowing you all, though we never really knew each other, life is far more important than here or any other online community. I'm out. Adios!
I remember the McDonalds guy but Crazyhole was not his name that I knew...can't remember the name that I knew...but that's OK cause he was worth forgetting.Cucurbitophobia » 28 Aug 2022, 11:45 am » wrote: ↑ is @Crazyhole the person that claimed they owned a McDonalds and it served 30,000 cars a day in the drive through?
He seemed like a nice guy. He posted a lot. dot org people are very sad.roadkill » 28 Aug 2022, 12:26 pm » wrote: ↑ I remember the McDonalds guy but Crazyhole was not his name that I knew...can't remember the name that I knew...but that's OK cause he was worth forgetting.
Maybe it was dontlooknow.
Commie ****.
No FUIQUIT says the same crap all over. like a lp record stuck.
Vegas » 28 Aug 2022, 10:13 am » wrote: ↑ I was surprised to hear about Crazyhole's death at the other forum. He was quite active at both forums, then poof! Just like that, a ghost and a memory. Our reactions show concern, but in a hollow detached manner. Weird. They aren't bad, just weird. We still had many interactions, but I can't say I see evidence of real sorrow. Including from me. Most of us liked him, but there are little authentic reactions that one would have if anyone knew someone outside the internet. My awakening is simple with no real profoundness: "To hell with online communities; they are nothing more than silhouette of reality, leaving real life waiting for you to partake in. With that said, nice knowing you all, though we never really knew each other, life is far more important than here or any other online community. I'm out. Adios!
Ha ha haFamagusta » 28 Aug 2022, 12:20 pm » wrote: ↑ It’s true. Some people regard this virtual reality, fighting with individuals they don’t know or will even meet, as more important than life itself.
Cucurbitophobia » 28 Aug 2022, 12:46 pm » wrote: ↑ LOL!!!
*****"If you don’t stop it, I shall report you to one of the agencies that deal with this kind of behaviour. Then the whole site will be under surveillance"*******
sootedupCyndi » 28 Aug 2022, 12:29 pm » wrote: ↑ He seemed like a nice guy. He posted a lot. dot org people are very sad.
You mad.
I dont know? But on a third forum- everyone is upset too. He must have been a pleasant flip flopper? I sent my condolences to the dot orgs.roadkill » 28 Aug 2022, 12:50 pm » wrote: ↑ dontlooknow was a bit of a flip flopper...but most flopper.![]()
You’re too stupid.Cucurbitophobia » 28 Aug 2022, 12:46 pm » wrote: ↑ LOL!!!
*****"If you don’t stop it, I shall report you to one of the agencies that deal with this kind of behaviour. Then the whole site will be under surveillance"*******
There is nothing lower then a real narc.Famagusta » 28 Aug 2022, 1:08 pm » wrote: ↑ You’re too stupid.
And yes you’re right. The ADL is watching.
This is the first I've heard that Crazyhole died. I liked conversing with that guy! I am sorry to hear that.Vegas » 28 Aug 2022, 10:13 am » wrote: ↑ I was surprised to hear about Crazyhole's death at the other forum. He was quite active at both forums, then poof! Just like that, a ghost and a memory. Our reactions show concern, but in a hollow detached manner. Weird. They aren't bad, just weird. We still had many interactions, but I can't say I see evidence of real sorrow. Including from me. Most of us liked him, but there are little authentic reactions that one would have if anyone knew someone outside the internet. My awakening is simple with no real profoundness: "To hell with online communities; they are nothing more than silhouette of reality, leaving real life waiting for you to partake in. With that said, nice knowing you all, though we never really knew each other, life is far more important than here or any other online community. I'm out. Adios!
kind of sad.Skans » 28 Aug 2022, 1:51 pm » wrote: ↑ This is the first I've heard that Crazyhole died. I liked conversing with that guy! I am sorry to hear that.