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name people who used to be here and theyre not anymore but you still remeber them. they might come back here one day and see that and gets happy.
Remembering Those Who Used to Be Here
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In summary, the people who used to be here and they're not anymore but you still remember them. They might come back here one day and see that and get happy.
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BobG.
Well, I wasn't here for 8 days and that's kind of long. Surely I was missed by someone.
Well, I wasn't here for 8 days and that's kind of long. Surely I was missed by someone.
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Everyone naturally misses Self Adjoint and Boulderhead. Unfortunately, they won't be back.
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We miss Woolie of course and SelfAdjoint as Danger mentioned (I didn't know Boulderhead). Then there's SOS2008, Patty, Smurf, LoseYourName, Gale, and Alexandra. Probably more too if I think about it.
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I miss me.
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TheStatutoryApe said:
I miss the person that used so many commas - Dale something.
And Lisa! - just because she used exclamation points.
I try to forget any poster that uses semicolons, though.
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BobG said:
I miss Lisa! too. I see her pop up on occasion though.
Was it DaleSpam or something like that?
El Hombre Invisible I have not seen in a while either.
Franz, Fibonacci... and there was a member who went "on the road" a while back and I can't remember his name.
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Thanks for mentioning SOS, Stats. She was my favourite of the missing-in-action lot. It actually hurts a bit to think of her, because we were getting to be pretty decent friends when she disappeared, and she was supposed to come up to visit some time. I think that she'll be most missed in both GD and Political Science. She was a rarity: a particularly articulate and intelligent hell-raiser.
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Danger said:Thanks for mentioning SOS, Stats. She was my favourite of the missing-in-action lot. It actually hurts a bit to think of her, because we were getting to be pretty decent friends when she disappeared, and she was supposed to come up to visit some time. I think that she'll be most missed in both GD and Political Science. She was a rarity: a particularly articulate and intelligent hell-raiser.
She was participating on another forum for a while, bouncing back and forth between here and there I think. Eventually she tapered off and just stopped posting. I have no idea what happened. She wasn't happy about the way P&WA was being run here and the other forum has pretty scant membership so there isn't much discussion that isn't more or less the same stuff that has been talked about a dozen times before with the same people.
The other forum was actually supposed to be a haven for members kicked or dissatisfied from here, at least in part. TheSmokingMan started the forum. SOS went there as "Heathen". Alexandra was there as "Sophia". SkyHunter posted there for a while and a few others from here. Aside from Smokie and Polly (both in China) Art is the only one that I know from here that still shows up there.
And another name I had forgotten is HonestRoseWater. I haven't seen JamesU (Yomamma) very much either.
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I just saw this thread
Well, PF uploads too slow for me and that's why I don't come here as much as before. Right now I mostly spend my time at a persian forum.And that's really helped me to finally get over my ex!
hmmm...add to the list : honestrosewater ,DocTox(don't know his name correctly),jimmyp, dduardo.
(not sure if I spell any of these names correctly)
I've missed your jokes! Actually I met a guy at that forum who's worse than me. Sometimes he drives me crazy by using '!' at the end of any sentence and even words. Now I completely understand your feelings when I used '!' alot.
Well, PF uploads too slow for me and that's why I don't come here as much as before. Right now I mostly spend my time at a persian forum.And that's really helped me to finally get over my ex!
hmmm...add to the list : honestrosewater ,DocTox(don't know his name correctly),jimmyp, dduardo.
(not sure if I spell any of these names correctly
)BobG said:
I've missed your jokes! Actually I met a guy at that forum who's worse than me. Sometimes he drives me crazy by using '!' at the end of any sentence and even words. Now I completely understand your feelings when I used '!' alot.
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honestrosewater has posted recently, but not in GD
DocToxyn hasn't been around in quite some time.
I haven't heard from SOS, Patty or Alexandra in a year or so.
DocToxyn hasn't been around in quite some time.
I haven't heard from SOS, Patty or Alexandra in a year or so.
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Mathwonks disappeared a few months ago it seems.
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Coincidentally I texted Icvotria the other night. She's conquering the world with her band, studying philosophy, and working in a bookies!
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