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Dad told me before surgery that he wanted me to let you folks know what is going on no matter what happened. Well dad went to be with mom last week He is finally happy again, he missed her so much. I wished he would of told us how he really was feeling. After looking at the history of his com****r and many of his posts, he was a butt to some of you, sorry about that, he was an onry old **** but he was the way he wrote,a hard working sob and he was dam proud of it too
::: to the mods please delete this account
Sorry to hear about this...I always loved reading his posts. Godspeed, old man - you will be missed.
Dad told me before surgery that he wanted me to let you folks know what is going on no matter what happened. Well dad went to be with mom last week He is finally happy again, he missed her so much. I wished he would of told us how he really was feeling. After looking at the history of his com****r and many of his posts, he was a butt to some of you, sorry about that, he was an onry old **** but he was the way he wrote,a hard working sob and he was dam proud of it too
::: to the mods please delete this account
Please know, that many people will miss your dad. We may not have ever met, in person, but he could be a blast of fun, on the internet. He was very protective of his true identity, and honestly, to my knowledge, none of know his real life name....having said that, you'll understand that I can not even send you a sympathy card. I hope this message finds you, and you accept this, as a token of my friendship, with your father. I send my sympathy.
Please know, that many people will miss your dad. We may not have ever met, in person, but he could be a blast of fun, on the internet. He was very protective of his true identity, and honestly, to my knowledge, none of know his real life name....having said that, you'll understand that I can not even send you a sympathy card. I hope this message finds you, and you accept this, as a token of my friendship, with your father. I send my sympathy.
Amen.
I am surely going to miss his humor. May his "spanking stick" forever be retired. But we all know that behind his smart alec mouth he truly loved and missed his wife. I hope his family knows how much he loved his visits to see the grandkids and to fish. His excitement over each trip was infectous. You have my deepest sympathy over his passing. He will be truly missed by many.
I'm very sorry to hear of your father's passing. I always enjoyed reading his posts and laughed out loud many times thanks to his humor and quick wit. My thoughts to you and your family.
Rant: picking rock. Rave: everyone must get stones.
Rant: Pierre and Fort Pierre. Worried about friends who live there and hope their property does face too much damage.
Rant: picking rock. Rave: everyone must get stones.
Rant: Pierre and Fort Pierre. Worried about friends who live there and hope their property does face too much damage.
LOL: South Dakota sex stone : another f'n rock.
Worried: me, too.
Do rocks breed in SD? There are enough of them in my back yard (my daughter swears she's not carrying them in!)
BIG RANT: *More* freaking rain?!?! Gonna go look for my ark building plans (see the pics posted in the photo file...)
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