He played by the rules..happy to know he read my threads. The dancing banana should be renamed in Mark's honor
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Profile Infraction 03-26-2007
10:14 AM Expired 1 Signature Rule Violation TexasDreams
“If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he’ll empty his pockets for you.”
He still had that outfit hanging in his closet last time we were there, and the little yellow things he used to toss around the house at people for fun. He always loved making people laugh.
Carbon is not the problem, it makes up 0.041% of our atmosphere , 95% of that is from Volcanos and decomposing plants and stuff. So people in the US are responsible for 13% of the carbon in the atmosphere which 95% is not from Humans, like cars and trucks and stuff and they want to spend trillions to fix it while Solar Panel plants are powered by coal plants
think about that
thats really sad..i'm surprised some of his friends didnt call on him sooner though
I worked at ICS when TD worked there. He was a great guy. Very funny and clever, and supportive of the team. Socially, though, he would go through phases. Sometimes he'd be social, and come to our gatherings and drink and be merry. Other times, you could go to his apartment, see that he was home through a slit in the blinds, knock on the door, knowing he was home, and he wouldn't answer. That doesn't make him a bad friend, or a bad person. He just liked to be alone some times.
BUT! It doesn't make any of us bad people for not "checking on him sooner". People did check on him, on ICQ, on the phone AND in person. A deceased man can't type back, answer the phone, or answer the door.
RIP TexasDreams. We worked together and shared jokes for over a few years. When you were leaving ICS for a new opportunity, so was I. We spent our last "two weeks" at the same time as short timers together. We had many a joke about it, and you'll be missed. You don't have to have a family, to have a 'family'.
I'll drink a glass of Jack Daniels fresh out of the freezer for you.
Ananda
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I'm very similar. I like to be alone most times, and I also have had a heart attack. I am however online at set times of everyday, and even when I had my attack I was able to let someone know on ICQ and she contacted my work and a brother who's email and phone number she happened to have. By the time I was in the ER, my sister was talking my ear off on the hospital phone checking on me.
So I can completely relate. It can be months or longer between phone calls from family, and most of the knocks on my door are sales people or this one kid who rings 10 times then runs away.
But I know if I was ever absent from saying good morning or goodnight on ICQ, someone would be breaking down my door most likely.
So if you're a hermit too, at least try to have someone who cares about you in touch all of the time in some fashion or other, and let em know your pattern/routine.
Shemp just emailed me with this horrible news... I'm so sad that this happened. He was always so sweet and helpful, a pleasure to talk to and be around. He will be missed. Rest in peace, Mark.
The apartment management company was able to get in touch with Mark's mother and make arrangements for her to fly to California to settle his affairs, I will be trying to get in touch with her to arrange for a memorial service in the SoCal area.
I worked at ICS when TD worked there. He was a great guy. Very funny and clever, and supportive of the team. Socially, though, he would go through phases. Sometimes he'd be social, and come to our gatherings and drink and be merry. Other times, you could go to his apartment, see that he was home through a slit in the blinds, knock on the door, knowing he was home, and he wouldn't answer. That doesn't make him a bad friend, or a bad person. He just liked to be alone some times.
BUT! It doesn't make any of us bad people for not "checking on him sooner". People did check on him, on ICQ, on the phone AND in person. A deceased man can't type back, answer the phone, or answer the door.
RIP TexasDreams. We worked together and shared jokes for over a few years. When you were leaving ICS for a new opportunity, so was I. We spent our last "two weeks" at the same time as short timers together. We had many a joke about it, and you'll be missed. You don't have to have a family, to have a 'family'.
I'll drink a glass of Jack Daniels fresh out of the freezer for you.
Ananda
Yes this was Mark to a T. I'm sure you can imagine our employee who lived in his complex feels like unbelievably upset that he never did more, even though he WAS over there knocking on Mark's door.. but again he knew his phases, assumed that Mark was not answering, and left him alone. That, and Mark was always pretty open about what he'd do to someone coming uninvited into his home... It's such a sad, unfortunate thing and we all feel so terrible and so much loss, there aren't even words to begin to express how tragic it all is... But it's the people who remember him that keep him alive in our hearts, and Mark definitely touched a lot of people.
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