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04-08-2006, 03:51 AM
I feel a bit out of place posting in this thread, as I did not know poss except to read his posts on the boards here. Not once can I recollect having a forum conversation with him, or even replying to a post of his for that matter. As scarcely as I knew/knew of him, I can't help but be saddened by his untimely passing as a member of this community. If nothing else, poss and I shared a common bond, the dextroverse, a medium in which people of all walks come together with a singular interest to discuss anything and everything. This bond exists between all of us in this community, whether we realize it or not, and I think we are better for it.
Poss, though young and taken far to early, will live on in the hearts and minds of those who knew him, in the computers of people browsing the forums who dig up an old post, he will be remembered. A Life cut short is still a life. Better to have enjoyed it for a short while than to never have experienced the joy, the pain, the sorrow, the happiness. -Abraham Maslow |
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04-08-2006, 11:24 AM
We've really lost one of us this time....
Rest in peace Poss, you're definitly missed <3 Quote:
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04-08-2006, 01:08 PM
As tacky as my name change to Poss|undead it was meant as hopeful at the time is was made. Not having talked to Poss much I probably didn't have the right to make it though. Nevertheless this one's for Poss as I didn't know Corey.
Don't rest....give em no peace up there....start a nut house revolt and party till the pearly gates fall. I'll pour out a Robo for ya killer. My condolences and apologies to his friends and family. Run_It |
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04-08-2006, 02:12 PM
As some of you may know, corey lived in my hometown for a long while. I really had fun when I was around him, as he was one of the only people I've ever gotten along with in this area. I was the first person he had ever tripped with, and sort of guided him along the dxm path. He was a very understanding person who was always there for me if I needed support, and he was very generous as far as sharing as well.
He would give you the shirt off of his back if you needed it even if it was the only possesion he had. He was just that kind of a guy.... This one really hit home for me, as I've never had to endure the loss of such a good friend. He really was like a brother to me. I would also like to say that I send the very best to his father and sister, as I know they have had to put up with a great deal within the past couple of years... Rest in Peace Corey, I will always remember you bro...You allowed me to see things in this world I would have never seen on my own.. 04-06-2006 |
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