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|    Chris Ahlstrom to -hh    |
|    Re: I want MORE AI like this!    |
|    16 Feb 26 11:25:00    |
      From: OFeem1987@teleworm.us              -hh wrote this screed in ALL-CAPS (fixed):              > On 2/16/26 07:17, Chris Ahlstrom wrote:       >> DFS wrote this screed in ALL-CAPS (fixed):       >>       >>> died at       >>> John Bailo 55       >>> Marti van Lin 61       >>> Jeff Relf 64       >>> Bill Weisgerber 76       >>> Ray Carter 77       >>> Lloyd Parsons 79       >>       >> Man, you're one morbid sonofabitch!       >       > Unfortunately, as one gets older, there's a greater awareness of one's       > mortality. I didn't used to understand why one of my mother's routines       > was to read the obituaries in the local newspaper...              The obituary I'm waiting for will be on the front page.              > ...but now when one of my friends goes out of contact, I'll web-search       > on them (the modern equivalent) to see if they may have passed.       >       > ... and unfortunately, I just found one of those last week. A longtime       > friend originally from work that I've been in quite regular touch this       > past year, as they were going through some medical challenges. He had       > just turned the corner, only to be taken out by a massive stroke.       >       > (Gentlemen, start your PSA tests by age 50, & regularly thereafter).       >       >> To be fair, I've found that a couple of classmates from grade school       >> have died.       >       > Had a few of those, but I've probably noticed more business colleagues.       > It seems that there's a mortality lump at around age 50 & another at 65.       > The first is sudden (heart attacks); latter is shaping up to be cancers.       >       >       >> I rather liked Marti, by the way.       >       > I particularly enjoyed Lloyd and his take on things.       >       > I'm also trying to recall who it was that was really sharp on stereo       > systems...George Graves? Afraid he disappeared a decade ago...       >       >       > -hh                     --       Hawkeye's Conclusion:        It's not easy to play the clown when you've got to run the whole        circus.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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