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Posted by Naklajat on Sun Jul 8th at 3:11pm 2007

Yesterday I was thrown a curve ball that knocked me upside the head and broke me apart, and I'm getting away from the net while I pick up the pieces. I'll probably come back but I don't know when.

Don't stop being the rowdy bunch of artists, jokers and philosophers that make the pit what it is.

-Naklajat


=o



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Posted by French Toast on Sun Jul 8th at 3:50pm 2007

How wonderfully vague and cryptic.

Good luck with it all, and come back soon.



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Posted by Andrei on Sun Jul 8th at 4:05pm 2007

Well always sorry to see a pitter go. <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/sad.gif">



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Posted by fishy on Sun Jul 8th at 5:42pm 2007

I know you'll do better than humpty-dumpty, Baron. See you when the wheel comes around again.




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Posted by G.Ballblue on Sun Jul 8th at 6:03pm 2007

See ya when things patch up, then :/


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Posted by Stadric on Sun Jul 8th at 6:32pm 2007

I recommend rubber cement.

But in all seriousness, it's sad to see you go.


Also change the texture of the dock. Docks are rarely tile. -Facepunch
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Posted by Flynn on Sun Jul 8th at 11:13pm 2007

Surely it would take a week for such an injury to heal, no?


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Posted by ReNo on Sun Jul 8th at 11:26pm 2007

Very sad to see you leaving mate, but I hope the time away helps you deal with whatever problems you are going through. All the best <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">



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Posted by Riven on Mon Jul 9th at 12:07am 2007

My goodness, hope that heals up fine for ya. Can't wait to see ya back soon though.

Good luck!




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Posted by Rumple on Mon Jul 9th at 2:34am 2007

Hope all is sorted soon <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">

And Flynn and Riven, you might want to re-read what he wrote.


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Posted by Riven on Mon Jul 9th at 3:04am 2007

Ah, I see, not possible for him to be typing then now would it? Well then, I hope that whatever may be the problem it gets settled soon.


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Posted by satchmo on Mon Jul 9th at 5:15am 2007

I left already.


"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return." -- Toulouse-Lautre, Moulin Rouge



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Posted by OtZman on Mon Jul 9th at 10:31am 2007

Bye Baron, and good luck with whatever you decide to do. See you when you come back.

...and welcome back satchmo <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_wink.gif">




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Posted by BlisTer on Mon Jul 9th at 12:53pm 2007

yeah i'm also in the dark about that cryptic description, but gl and see you when you're back on track.



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Posted by reaper47 on Mon Jul 9th at 6:29pm 2007

No idea what a "curve ball" is or whether it was a cryptic metaphor or a real injury. But no matter what, I hope everything gets well.

Well, bye for now, cya later!


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Posted by Cash Car Star on Mon Jul 9th at 6:54pm 2007

"Curve ball" is a baseball term used as an idiom for something unexpected that happens to someone, like finding out your girlfriend has been cheating on you or the company that just hired you for a great job went bankrupt. It's a fairly common term in the US, but I can see it being odd for those unfamiliar with the game.

Hope things turn out well. Sometimes a break is really what you need.

And welcome back satchmo!




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Posted by Andrei on Mon Jul 9th at 7:18pm 2007

? quote:
I left already.


Yeah, yeah you did. How could you? /sad puppy eyes



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Posted by Naklajat on Mon Jul 9th at 10:29pm 2007

Sorry for the cryptic metaphor, I'm still absorbing the situation myself.

On Saturday my 16 year old brother hung himself, he's in the hospital right now and it's still uncertain whether he'll survive, and if he does, how much being without oxygen for that long damaged his brain. His heart stopped and his pupils dialated and he was clinically dead when the paramedics took him out of my family's house on a stretcher, but they got a pulse back and his vitals have been improving. His pupils started reacting to light a few hours after he got to the hospital, and he's had occasional eye movements for the past two days

They've had his core body temperature cooled to 33C/80F for 48 hours to prevent further damage and give his brain a better chance of recovering, and they're warming him up today. They also have him on drugs to keep him paralyzed and asleep so his body doesn't have to waste oxygen in non-vital areas, and he's due to come off them tonight so that's when we'll be able to see where he's at. We're not sure how long his brain was without oxygen, anywhere from four to ten minutes, so it's still unknown whether he'll ever regain conciousness. It's all I can do to remain hopeful and stay strong for my family when I'm faced with my baby brother being a f**king vegetable for the rest of his life.

F**K


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Posted by OtZman on Mon Jul 9th at 11:36pm 2007

I don't know what to say, I am absolutely speechless. All I can say is I'm truly sorry to hear about this. I can't even begin to imagine how hard this must be for you and your family.

I hope from the bottom of my heart that everything turns out well.




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Posted by mazemaster on Tue Jul 10th at 12:24am 2007

I'm really sorry to hear about this, and hope for the best for your brother.




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