Re: gaggin'

I imagine that losing one of us would feel like how I felt the day Gene
Eugene died. Feels like it was yesterday.

Johne Cook
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On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 8:31 AM, pcg <[email protected]> wrote:

> > So should we all have a DADL-OT notification plan should such a tragic
> event
> > occur to one of us?  We're all getting to be a bunch of old farts now.
>
> Heh. I've actually thought of this frequently over the last ten years.
> If something were to happen to me, how would my online family find
> out? Especially in an environment like this one, where it's not
> unusual for one of us to go MIA for months at a time.
>
> I think Facebook has more or less taken care of that concern, though.
> There's enough crossover between my real-world friends and my online
> friends that *somebody* would see a post about my demise, and word
> would get around.
>
> Also, being a morbidly curious person (or curiously morbid, take your
> pick), I've spent a few minutes here and there wondering which of us
> would be the first to go, and how it would feel, and how I (assuming
> I'm not the deceased person) would deal with it, being so far removed
> from the funeral proceedings and whatnot.
>
> If time and money allowed, I could travel for it (and make no mistake,
> there's not a man among you for whom I wouldn't feel compelled to do
> so if possible), but then how awkward would that be, not knowing
> *anyone* else there. And being unable to collectively share grief,
> would that undo the whole point of attending, etc.
>
> Ummmm... happy Thursday, everyone!  :)
>
>
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