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8 PM last night: a farewell

Started by Nero's Boot, August 21, 2003, 05:02:22 PM

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Nero's Boot

At roughly 8 PM last night, my father passed away after a 9-month struggle with brain cancer.  He was surrounded by family and friends, and died peacefully in his sleep.

At this point, I am far too drained to care whether or not my copy of TROS ever shows up.  Mr. Norwood, thank you for putting out a cool game; I'm sure if I ever get the game, that I would enjoy it greatly.

--it's not that important anymore NB
CURRENTLY PLAYING: Torg 1.0; Changeling: The Dreaming Time of Judgment; and Sorcerer.
CURRENTLY PLAYING: D&D v3.5.
CURRENTLY READING: Underground core rulebook; My Life with Master; and Stormbringer 5e corebook.

Dan Sellars

NB,

I'm very sorry to hear that.

You and your family have my sympathy.

Dan.

Draigh

Drink to the dead all you, still alive.
We shall join them, in good time.
If you go crossing that silvery brook it's best to leap before you look.

Spartan

You have my deepest condolences.

-Mark
And remember kids... Pillage first, THEN burn.

Brian Leybourne

NB,

Very sorry for your loss. You have my deepest condolences.

Brian.
Brian Leybourne
bleybourne@gmail.com

RPG Books: Of Beasts and Men, The Flower of Battle, The TROS Companion

Irmo

Sorry to hear that, NB. My deepest sympathies.

Irmo,
feeling reminded why he's doing cancer research.

Nero's Boot

I'm just an inflammatory troll, so we had best close down this thread, right?  No sense feeling sorry for a fucking troll, right?

--fuck you all NB
CURRENTLY PLAYING: Torg 1.0; Changeling: The Dreaming Time of Judgment; and Sorcerer.
CURRENTLY PLAYING: D&D v3.5.
CURRENTLY READING: Underground core rulebook; My Life with Master; and Stormbringer 5e corebook.

Shadeling

Guess it is time even TROS gets its trolls. What a loser though.
The shadow awakens from its slumber in darkness. It consumes my heart.

Pvt Kastro

"A drug person can learn to handle such things as seeing their dead grandmother crawling up their leg with a knife in her teeth. But no one should be asked to deal with this trip."
- Raoul Duke, "Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas"