Snoopy's funeral

[Steve]

Good to read from afar that it all went well.

[GROWLER]

Bloody hate crems.

Thery all have those little chimleys that look so final.

[Barman]

Bloody hate crems.

Thery all have those little chimleys that look so final.

They are fairly final.... 

I much prefer a cremation to a funeral... you have to do the whole bloody thing twice at a funeral... 

[GROWLER]

Bloody hate crems.

Thery all have those little chimleys that look so final.

They are fairly final.... 

I much prefer a cremation to a funeral... you have to do the whole bloody thing twice at a funeral... 

I know, Iknow, but...but ....oh I dunno. You know wori mean like don't you.

[GROWLER]

I'm not religious. More scientific.
I do wonder....and don't laf' please, 'cus absolutelty NOBODY knows, but I do always wonder if there is some possibilty of whoever's in 'that box' actually knows what's going on sort of, but isn't physically able for that to be known.
Terrifies me a bit tbqh.

daft I know, but we just don't know.

Soz like.

[Darwins Selection]

Thank you to Miss C, Mr C, Growler and Nick for representing the VP at the service, and Miss C for the full description.

This is the first time I have lost a 'virtual' friend like this and it is strange that I find all the same kind of memories of his sage words come back, just like those of people I have known and lost in 'real life'.

I hope it was some comfort to his family that he will never be forgotten by people he never met in person, as well as the many he will have helped and supported (and chastised!) in the flesh.

[Miss Creant Commander of the picklement and baking BAb(Hons)]

It is indeed a strange one Darwin you are right.  I only met Malcolm one.  Mr C and I had a pub lunch with him.  Real food real pub We had shared many PM's over the years some quite detailed and intimate I suppose, if only because we seemed to have lived in the same places and so rather than bore folks with tales of river banks and watering holes we had been in so he was a virtual friend but the grief is just the same.

[Just One More]

I'd just like to echo what others have said on this thread, well done for attending chaps and chapesse, and thanks for your descriptions of the day, made me feel  little closer 

[Baldy]

Thank you to Miss C, Mr C, Growler and Nick for representing the VP at the service, and Miss C for the full description.

This is the first time I have lost a 'virtual' friend like this and it is strange that I find all the same kind of memories of his sage words come back, just like those of people I have known and lost in 'real life'.

I hope it was some comfort to his family that he will never be forgotten by people he never met in person, as well as the many he will have helped and supported (and chastised!) in the flesh.

 

[Barman]

It is indeed a strange one Darwin you are right.  I only met Malcolm one.  Mr C and I had a pub lunch with him.  Real food real pub We had shared many PM's over the years some quite detailed and intimate I suppose, if only because we seemed to have lived in the same places and so rather than bore folks with tales of river banks and watering holes we had been in so he was a virtual friend but the grief is just the same.

There were multiple Malcoms?