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>> Anonymous 27feb2016(sa)06:17 No.29244 OP P1
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>> Anonymous 27feb2016(sa)10:02 No.29249 A P2R1
That's the last one, right?
...I hope dood Just gave up. Not, like, died or anything. There was just a sudden nothingness in
the blogspot, no "im done bye nerds", so, yeah. Kinda worrying.
>> Anonymous 27feb2016(sa)14:07 No.29252 B P3R2
>>29249
Same thing with the guy that did the Super Deepthroat flash. No goodbye, just sudden silence.
I think we will just see more and more of that on the Internet as more and more of its users start
dying of old age.
>> Anonymous 27feb2016(sa)19:38 No.29263 C P4R3
There's something macabre about being able to see somebodies contributions to the internet, their
art, their videos, all their shit and suddenly have it just floating there. Like a tombstone of all
the shit that you did and saying who you were.
I know we have no way of telling when they're dead, or even if they are, but it still depresses me
to see work half finished and people just leave.
>> ??? 29feb2016(mo)15:21 No.29333 D P5R4
If you check his blog he said goodbye. said that he couldnt handle it anymore, all the requests
made him feel anxious and pressured and it consumed his life.
He did say goodbye, I feel sorry for him but I'm glad he left it instead of letting it completely
consume him and make him miserable
>> Anonymous 29feb2016(mo)16:43 No.29336 E P6R5
>>29333
I think it was supposed to be an april fools' joke.
But he stopped updating his blog soon after that so maybe he did quit for real.
>> Anonymous 29feb2016(mo)17:33 No.29338 A P7R6
>>29333
That was an april fools joke.
Read the first letter of each line of that post.
http://doodlenooch.blogspot.com/?zx=3fc416edf0fd3f88
>> Anonymous 9mar2016(we)17:37 No.30135 F P8R7
Dayum shame this guy had to disappear. I followed this flash since it was first conceived on /f/.
Hopefully he will return, but its been so long now I don't know if that is possible
>> Anonymous 9mar2016(we)23:24 No.30162 G P9R8
Good stuff. Better than the rest of the autism on this website.
>> Anonymous 9mar2016(we)23:30 No.30163 G P10
I need the ending though...
>> Anonymous 10mar2016(th)20:57 No.30216 B P11R9
>>29338
>tfw people say goodbye as a joke and then goes out and gets killed
Anyone remember "I'll be right back" from the Scream movie?
Fuck, anyone remember the Scream movie?
>tfw it came out in 1996 and that was 20 god damn years ago
>> Anonymous 11mar2016(fr)10:26 No.30241 H P12R10
>>29263
All in all you're just a,nother brick in the wall.
>> Anonymous 11mar2016(fr)16:13 No.30258 I P13R11
>>29263
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7erl9k01C2M
>> Anonymous 11mar2016(fr)17:36 No.30260 B P14R12
>>29263
I get the same feeling when I watch an old movie. If there's an elderly person in it he is probably
dead now.
When I watch one of my old black and white cowboy movies I find myself thinking sometimes, "you're
all dead". Kinda eerie, like reading someone's wikipedia article shortly after they've passed away.
There are a billion stories that are cut away from existance every day, not written down,
experiences nobody will ever recall again.
>> Anonymous 12mar2016(sa)02:57 No.30290 C P15R13
>>30260
You're speaking it brother, good stories that don't get recognition are the worst.
People like Alan Rickman and Robin Williams, while it's sad to see them die, they got recognition
and fame. The most heart-wrenching things to see is somebody who only you know fade away, and all
their stories and work start to fade away.
Server crashes, page rot and all that depressing shit. Kinda makes me wanna go edit videos and be
productive again.
