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You know, that's absolutely true. I haven't had to leave my house today to check my last few e-mails from him, his last few status updates, to see home videos of him and his family, photographs of him from high school, etc. It's a different world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
I mean, crap, if I die anyone who did a little digging could find my opinion online on just about anything. :|
Okay, last thing-- I hate to monopolize the thread with how sad I am, because I don't want people to feel inhibited from posting silly pictures of cats, which is absolutely the point of the thread-- but my dear friend just summed up Karl perfectly.
She said, "They were, like, the perfect family. Except not "perfect" because that would be boring. Karl was sort of like the perfect man but much cooler."
I'm so sorry for the loss, Mara.
He does seem to have been quite a great guy. I hope his family is OK.
Its truly a damn shame when people die young. You sit back and wonder what else they could have done had they been given more years.
My condolences, Mara.
Mara, Karl Savage was my wife and our ex-roommate's high school teacher. They're very sad too.
Seriously? That's actually really nice to hear. His students are completely devastated... I had to stop reading the Facebook pages because it was too sad. He loved teaching and loved his students. I have a feeling that the funeral on Saturday is going to be very... full.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
I'm still sad, but today I feel so lucky to have known him. Just the neatest guy.
Yup. There are a lot of Facebook updates about him on my feed, too. Seems like a universally loved dude.
He was just one of those guys. Completely charming and charismatic, while still being quite sincere.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
Considering his background (which was awful... most of his birth family is so estranged that we hope they don't come to the funeral) it's astonishing that he turned into such a great guy, and a devoted and loving father. Talk about breaking the cycle.
I like this *facepalm* image:
http://www.threadbombing.com/data/me..._face_palm.jpg
Sort of the complete opposite of Picard.
I wanted to be there for the Krull MC Live watch when we did that a few months back. Anyone up for doing something like that again?
Suggestions?
Jason and the Argonauts?
Shoot.
Beastmaster is pretty awesome.
Dragonslayer.
Labyrinth?
A little bit of jail bait Connely, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by [ETM]
Every time Jess tries to get me to watch it, I fall asleep.
Oh my love
A thousand kisses from you
Is never too much...
...and dream of a 15-year old Jennifer Connelly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
While we ponder over the movie, my lab Marty, seems to have gotten Kennel Cough while I was on vacation. He was at a sitter with many other dogs. His temperament is fine, eating fine, etc. It's a mild case, and since he's a big dog, he'll be fine. I just have to wait it out. What I hate about it is that it's so gross. Snot bubbles getting everywhere. When I wipe his nose, he's wondering why I'm doing that and gets all butthurt about it.
...and I was eight when it came out, so its all good!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek
So going back to my "Around the Horn" on Match Cut idea.
Every video conferencing thing I come across is for two users only. Skype, AIM, and Yahoo messenger included with that. How did Adoration support an entire class??
The original Clash of the Titans is available on instant watch now...
So is Labyrinth. The Dark Crystal.
Mara, your's aren't. :(
Heh. Gotta love it.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
That gun is only legal if it was registered with the BATFE by May of '86. That was the cutoff date to register fully automatic firearms that can be transferred to a private citizen. Any fully automatic weapon made AFTER that date can not be transferred to a private citizen. There aren't many out there, and it would be several thousand dollars, plus speciallty permits.
Hell, if you want an AIRSOFT one, its $3500.