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Sad news...

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I don't know what to say. I have to many questions running rampit in my head...........why.

Sorry but that is a selfish act..........Ryan my thoughts are with you and I hope you find peace in your heart.

http://members.aol.com/Jeri10/Suicide.html


"The man who, in a fit of melancholy, kills himself today, would have wished to live had he waited a week."

By: Voltaire

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Treena
 
My condolences to Polly's family, relatives and friends. I'm new at talkbass and might have made quite a few posts. I'm also not quite familiar with Polly's posts on talkbass, however, reading reactions and posts to this thread leads me to believe he was a really nice person and worth to be made a friend.

This also made me realize how lucky we are to be members of talkbass.

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Jake
 
jrthebassguy said:
Hate to bring this up, but...

Could people stop putting him in their avatars? IMO thats in extremely poor taste. The yellow ribbon thing is fine, what I mean is some people putting his actual picture in. Seems disrespectful, to me at least.
do you find my avatar disrespectful?

anyway, we dedicated a song to him last night at our show
 
Ryan, my deepest sympathies to you and your family, you will all certainly be in my prayers. Sad events such as this remind us all how fragile life really is. This is a good reminder for us all to be good to one another and remember that the people that post here are people, not just names on a computer screen. This is sad beyond words.
 
My deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Pollybass. This tragedy should make all of us more aware of our countless reasons to push on in the face of seemingly insurmountable hardships.
May I be the first to suggest that we, as a community, contribute something to the lives of those he left behind. Perhaps take a collection or make a cd in his memory. Maybe there could be a 'cry for help' forum monitored by those with counselling experience where bassists may feel more willing to ask for help.
Seeing how this community is so eager to help someone with a simple intonation problem, I can only imagine the support someone in despair could recieve here.
Once again, my deepest sympathies. Now I'm going to go play for Pollybass.
edit--I guess I wasn't the first
 
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