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In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 12:05amby Chris Edwards
A good friend of PocketMatrix.com recently passed away. The tragedy took place December 1st near Flint, Michigan, in the form of an automobile accident.<br><br>Steve Bush over at Brighthand is for the family, so if you have it in your hearts to give, please do so. <br><br>Brennon Boisclair (aka DiscoTiki) was a member here at PocketMatrix.com a while ago, and helped out with some of the programming early on in our journey.<br><br>Brennon's dream was "...that my kids make it through life in one piece, and that I get to stay around long enough to see it."<br><br><br>The world just lost one of its best.<br><br>Brighthand Discussions:<br><br><br><br>Last modification: Chris Edwards - 12/13/01 at 21:05:13
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 12:10amby Chris Edwards
He was only 33 years old.
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 12:28amby Warren
That is quite sad. I never knew him, but I send my condolenses to his family.
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 1:19amby NYIllustrator
Ok, if I die which of you are coming to my funeral?
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 1:33amby TechMage
I am not quite sure what to say, but, I am very sorry for him and his family. Although I have never met the man, I feel really bad. I hate it when people die. Man...*is frustrated*..I guess all I can do is wish him and his family the best. May his family find strength in this hard time. -TechMage
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 6:40amby Paul
paul sad.<br><br>(serious post)
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 9:02amby Luciano U. Werner
Sorry to hear that, Chris.<br>Please accept and transmit my condolences to the family.
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 9:26amby Paul
someone on a film message board i'm on sometimes, he got run over by a car a few months ago.
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 12:07pmby Jaybot
damn, that really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really REALLY really REALLY fucking sucks. In fact, that really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really REALLY really REALLY sucks my balls, Disco Tiki was a cool dude. Tragic.<br><br>On a lighter note, I graduate with my BA today, finally
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 2:03pmby Paul
whew, so many 'really's it was almost sarcastic. watch it jay. watch it.<br><br>i'd like to announce waynes world is on tonight. pauls favourite scene? when the whistle the star trek them tune while lying on waynes car. ah...
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 2:17pmby RICoder
Perhaps we should lock the thread lest it get too far off topic.<br><br>Simple dream for the guy, it's really quite sad...
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 2:32pmby Paul
i wonder how we'ld be described on here if we died... you lot wouldnt even know if i kicked the bucket... or even if i died.
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 2:43pmby Keira
I'm happy for the guy
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 2:48pmby Paul
thats the stupidest post i've ever read.
Re: In memory of DiscoTiki
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Dec 14, 2001 @ 2:50pmby Keira
thanks<br><br>I look at it differently, why is it bad to die?