RIP someone or another

[skullguise]

RIP Sushi.  Thanks to you for giving her ~19 good years!

[Dreadhead]

RIP Sushi

[Voltron]

Condolences

[johnwmclean]

Sorry for your loss.

RIP Sushi.

Edited September 15, 2016 by johnwmclean

[Kerry]

RIP Sushi

Condolences

[TMoney]

Thanks, everyone.

Losing a beloved family pet is tough but I am glad we were able to give her nearly 19 happy years.

It is hard to believe she has been in my family since I was 12-13 years old.

Edited September 15, 2016 by TMoney

[swt61]

RIP Sushi. That's a pretty good run for a kitty. 

[Dusty Chalk]

RIP Sushi

Condolences to you and yours

And yes, 19 is a great run

[morphsci]

RIP Sushi 

Edited September 15, 2016 by morphsci

[purk]

Sad to hear of Sushi.  Condolence to you and your family.  RIP

[Torpedo]

RIP Sushi. Condolences [emoji20]

[HemiSam]

RIP Sushi.  Clearly a good life to get to enjoy that long a run!

HS

[robm321]

RIP Sushi [emoji45]

[eggil]

Hey! Billy Joel is not dead you suckers!

[Voltron]

What's your damage?

[mikeymad]

(my first Ignore) 

[Augsburger]

RIP Sushi.

[swt61]

14 hours ago, Voltron said:

What's your damage?

We all knew that legalized weed in Cali would manifest itself here sooner or later.

[Knuckledragger]

Oh, man.  James Bernard is reporting on Facebook that Don Buchla has died.  Don was an eccentric, brilliant man who made pushed synthesizer design farther than anyone else since Lev Theremin.

[Dusty Chalk]

[skullguise]

Wow....I had heard of him but didn't know so much.....RIP!

[Craig Sawyers]

What a pioneer.  RIP

[Voltron]

RIP Edward Albee. Fucking 2016 is so greedy. I'd say I'll watch Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf to honor him but I watched it last year or so and I'm still recovering.

Hope you're enjoying a glass of bourgon.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/17/arts/edward-albee-playwright-of-a-desperate-generation-dies-at-88.html

[swt61]

RIP Edward Albee.

[Craig Sawyers]

Yes - the BT Virginia Woolf is massively intense.  In The Burton Diaries he reckons that it was the best thing the he and Taylor did. I didn't realise until the above that it was from a Broadway play by Albee.  RIP - what a legacy.