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Do people really quit talkbass?

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Around the time I joined there was a lovely lady named Cheri (don't remember her screen name) who was around frequently. I haven't seen her around in a couple of years, at least. She and I shared a passion for bourbon.

Another was the hot Asian, Sunni (again, I forgot her screen name). She got married and faded from TB pretty quickly.

Cheri, that's txbasschik, is it?

And the other, Disenchant, perhaps?
 
Ahh yes, biski and gia were the ones I was thinking of. biski seemed to have a pretty good wit about her, her name was longer though... biski2dope or something like that? I guess a search will fill in the blanks.

I miss disenchent also. She was the one (I think??) who shed a little ray of rational light on the whole scientology thing. I'm not a scientologist, but I'm empathetic towards organizations and religions that get bad raps without people really knowing about them and just spewing out all the crap that the media (and some crazy famous people) put out.

I liked mike money too. I was bummed when he got tossed, but I've a feeling he's still here with a different name and attitude.

There was a kid who was all over the fitness challenge thread that lost a lot of weight, got in great shape, posted lots of times every day, and then just *poof*... vanished. If I searched out the thread I could find his name but I'm gonna go respond to a PM and take a nap. I'm an old guy now. I need naps.
 
A-Step-Towards said:
Oh man it was pretty bad , his threads were getting locked and and just kept reposting stuff , more and more threads in some moment of anger ............................in short he went out looking like an idiot.

That's what I've heard and I'm do mad I missed it.

I do remember his 9000 rickenbacker/Gibson threads tho
 
Priceless. Did I tell you I called him one night totally by accident. I was calling another friend named Ed, picked off the wrong number and Foghorn answered. I quickly realized he was not the guy I was calling. When I told him my name, he said, I know a guy with the same name. Wait a minute, WHO IS THIS? Actually had a pleasant conversation. He didn't mention anything about the candles and I kind of avoided the whole bubblebath topic. Didn't want him getting the wrong idea on the first call. When I show up at his apartment with the rope and stungun is soon enough.

And the video camera, right? Right? Ya gotta put this encounter on youtube. No vid, no Foghorn S&M.
 
This thread took off in a bazillion directions. I started it with a not so accurate title. I really just wanted to know who changed their names, who left, who died, etc.

There were a couple of girls here in the very early days that were cool, funny and entertaining. Anyone remember their names? Curious what became of them.

RIP Rickbass. A great guy who had the coolest avatar.
RIP JGBass, another great TB'er. We corresponded about our individual fights with our illnesses.

God Bless you both.
 
RIP Rickbass. A great guy who had the coolest avatar.

Rick was one of the coolest guys I've ever run across here at TB.

Some time ago, Major Metal had a thread that was titled something along the lines of "Have you ever cried about the death of someone you never met?" The answer for me is yes, I cried when I found out Rick had passed. Although we never met in person, I felt as if I knew him from the 3+ years of interacting with him here at TB.

RIP, Rick.
 
I left TB for about 7-8 years and my account was still active. So, if there is a time...it's long.

User Tracebassplayer logged in after a gap of more than 10 years sans hitches:

Peek-a-Boo ............


Welcome, Tracebassplayer.
You last visited: 12-15-2000 at 07:32 PM

For some reason I always feel a weird sort of sadness whenever I hear of the death of forum members, maybe even achingly more so than the death of real life people who I actually knew. I don't know why: it always seems like there's a lack of closure and the haunting memory, with their still existent profiles.
 
champbassist said:
User Tracebassplayer logged in after a gap of more than 10 years sans hitches:

For some reason I always feel a weird sort of sadness whenever I hear of the death of forum members, maybe even achingly more so than the death of real life people who I actually knew. I don't know why: it always seems like there's a lack of closure and the haunting memory, with their still existent profiles.

A point I made earlier in this thread. Yes, quite sad and a bit unnerving....cos that will be all of us one day. Unless our partners discover our TB accounts and announce our passing. Once they have recovered from the shock of reading years of our secret online activity...
 
A point I made earlier in this thread. Yes, quite sad and a bit unnerving....cos that will be all of us one day. Unless our partners discover our TB accounts and announce our passing. Once they have recovered from the shock of reading years of our secret online activity...

I have a small device implanted in my heart to alert any and all known sources of my passing upon the cecastion of its beating.
 
You know, we will all be somewhat immortalized by internet forums. Our words will be here, no matter how irrelevant, as long as the forum survives. Never before in history had this been the case unless you published something. It is weird if you read someone that has passed posts, but also an opportunity to celebrate the light they shone on your time here. Nice.
 
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