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Stilton: Myself and my mini-clan are all well, thank you ;-) The raiding season will begin again when the weather picks up, so fairly soon we'll be back to the old nine to five ;-)
I am glad to hear everything is well with you and your clad. Spring does seem to be showing, so we will probably be getting a lot of rain soon, but that also means summer will be coming soon after.


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l0rdtr3k: I'm going to post my wishlist on my lunch break. Could I ask you guys to vouch for me?
I do not think that would do any good. The people down repping people and complaining don't care about how nice a person is. They will keep down repping you no matter what. So if it would only upset you, perhaps you should not post your list.
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l0rdtr3k: I'm going to post my wishlist on my lunch break. Could I ask you guys to vouch for me?
I am sorry to say this but that will not help at all. The down-reps do not care for something like that at all and only go on downrepping even more *big hug*
(and I have to admit I was stupid I thought you did not have a wishlist since it was under your shelf as I realised just now *duh*)
Hi DD, I'm not going to ramble on here because I think you probably know me well enough by now to know how I feel about your news.
It's times like this that I really dislike the internet. Wish I could offer a real hug rather than a virtual one.
Afraid this is the best I can do for now.
* Great big bearhug *
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EndreWhiteMane: Hi DD, I'm not going to ramble on here because I think you probably know me well enough by now to know how I feel about your news.
It's times like this that I really dislike the internet. Wish I could offer a real hug rather than a virtual one.
Afraid this is the best I can do for now.
* Great big bearhug *
Hello, Endre!

Thank you for the big hug. Don't worry about a real life hug, a virtual one is just as nice, and I have my partner for real life hugs.

*return big hug*

How are you? Did you enjoy the Insomnia sale?
Post edited March 09, 2015 by ddickinson
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EndreWhiteMane: Hi DD, I'm not going to ramble on here because I think you probably know me well enough by now to know how I feel about your news.
It's times like this that I really dislike the internet. Wish I could offer a real hug rather than a virtual one.
Afraid this is the best I can do for now.
* Great big bearhug *
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ddickinson: Hello, Endre!

Thank you for the big hug. Don't worry about a real life hug, a virtual one is just as nice, and I have my partner for real life hugs.

*return big hug*

How are you? Did you enjoy the Insomnia sale?
I'm good, and yes the sale was nice and I got some great things. I was amazed that they ended it early though. ;)
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EndreWhiteMane: <snip>
*extra big hug for one of the most crazy gifters here*
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ddickinson: [...]

Well I was very humbled by my Secret Santa, I would not feel right accepting more Christmas gifts this year after what I was gifted last Christmas. And you are a fine one to talk about not accepting gifts, have you forgotten about Fist Puncher? :-)

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I'm not the one that stated that they had started to rethink their stance.


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ddickinson: [...]

That does not sound good, especially if it could take three years. I wish your friend all the best, I was tempted to say give her a big hug from me, but then that might be weird, getting a hug from someone she didn't know. :-)

Where there any must have games on the promo that you wanted but missed out on?

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It's going to be a rocky road, but I think she's fairly prepared for it. Thank you for the kind wishes, I will pass them along, as I always do, and see if she'd accept a hug too. ;-)

Is there such a thing as a must have game when one has a backlog?


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ddickinson: [...]

I think what he meant was that it can often have a beneficial change to a persons outlook on life. We start to appreciate what we have, to enjoy the real things that matter more. I know that after my attack I looked at life differently, I had a better appreciation of what and who is truly important to me. It in no way takes away the hurt and suffering, but it can be a small consolation.

Of course, it can also have a negative effect, it all depends how you let the horrible parts of life effect you.
Death always splits one's life in periods of "before" and "after", exactly because of the change to one's outlook on life. Everything you say is fine, but see my reply to Stilton bellow; that's what I was referring to.


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Stilton: Perspective always comes if you give it enough time and room to grow. It doesn't mean that the loss becomes any less hurtful or that the value of who is gone diminishes, but that with sufficient time and thought your understanding of the event deepens and you can place it in a context which allows the possibility of acceptance and even closure. Human beings are survivors, if they weren't we wouldn't be talking now.

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Then I must have not given it either. My father died in an accident over twenty years ago, and I've still not found a satisfying answer to "Why" he had to at that time and so young; he was perfectly healthy and had many good years ahead of him.
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EndreWhiteMane: <snip>
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moonshineshadow: *extra big hug for one of the most crazy gifters here*
Hiya Moon! :-)
* hug back *
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EndreWhiteMane: I'm good, and yes the sale was nice and I got some great things. I was amazed that they ended it early though. ;)
Did they end it early? Was it dragging on again?


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HypersomniacLive: I'm not the one that stated that they had started to rethink their stance.
I don't recall saying I was rethinking my stance, just that I would not take part in the next Secret Santa. I am open to accepting gifts now, just not as part of the Secret Santa.


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HypersomniacLive: It's going to be a rocky road, but I think she's fairly prepared for it. Thank you for the kind wishes, I will pass them along, as I always do, and see if she'd accept a hug too. ;-)

Is there such a thing as a must have game when one has a backlog?
Well you make sure it's a good hug. I am a great hugger, and I don't want you passing on hugs that don't live up to that. :-)

Okay, so no must have games, but were there any game you really would have liked to play?



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HypersomniacLive: Death always splits one's life in periods of "before" and "after", exactly because of the change to one's outlook on life. Everything you say is fine, but see my reply to Stilton bellow; that's what I was referring to.
I am sorry to hear about your father. *biggest comfort hug*

I can understand you point of view, just as I can understand Stilton's. It's always horrible when someone with a long life ahead of them dies. As to a satisfied answer as to why? Who knows, I don't think there are answers, just questions. What you just wrote reminds me of a conversation I had over the weekend with my brother's wife, they are both trying to come to terms with why it happened.
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Stilton: Perspective always comes if you give it enough time and room to grow. It doesn't mean that the loss becomes any less hurtful or that the value of who is gone diminishes, but that with sufficient time and thought your understanding of the event deepens and you can place it in a context which allows the possibility of acceptance and even closure. Human beings are survivors, if they weren't we wouldn't be talking now.

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HypersomniacLive: Then I must have not given it either.
Maybe you haven't.
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EndreWhiteMane: I'm good, and yes the sale was nice and I got some great things. I was amazed that they ended it early though. ;)
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ddickinson: Did they end it early? Was it dragging on again?
Yes they did, not sure when but I was very surprised not to see it still Keaning when I woke up this morning.
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ddickinson: Did they end it early? Was it dragging on again?
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EndreWhiteMane: Yes they did, not sure when but I was very surprised not to see it still Keaning when I woke up this morning.
According to reports I read it was stopped around 6 CET this morning :-)
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EndreWhiteMane: Yes they did, not sure when but I was very surprised not to see it still Keaning when I woke up this morning.
I am so sad that I missed it. I would have loved throwing gifts at everyone in this thread. :-(
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ddickinson: Did they end it early? Was it dragging on again?
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EndreWhiteMane: Yes they did, not sure when but I was very surprised not to see it still Keaning when I woke up this morning.
That is surprising. Maybe someone tripped on a power cord....
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EndreWhiteMane: Yes they did, not sure when but I was very surprised not to see it still Keaning when I woke up this morning.
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Stilton: That is surprising. Maybe someone tripped on a power cord....
Up until now there is still no official explanation. Most people assume that they killed of the sale at a fixed time to stop it dragging on. But it is just speculation. I honestly do not mind it much except for the fact that someone from the gog team could have told us by now what happened.
Post edited March 09, 2015 by moonshineshadow