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Fish ded ono.

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Sun Oct 26, 2003 5:56 am
by Endesu
While I was GMing the next omg epic installment of Endgame, my fish apparently died.
He had been a fish I had owned for about 4-5 years, and he had grown large in that time. While I didn't always care for him, he had grown to be a constant companion in my room, someone I was always used to having there.
And now he's gone.
While he was only a fish, I'd be lying to say I don't miss him a bit.
R.I.P. Catfish
1999-2003
Re: Fish ded ono.

Posted:
Sun Oct 26, 2003 7:04 am
by Wolfbelly
Yeah, that reminds me of the time when my fish died. When I was living in Ottawa I had one of those beta fish or whatever the hell they're called. One of the first pets that I was fully and wholly responsible for, and I took fairly good care of him ... until he committed suicide by jumping out of his bowl one day. At least your fish died with dignity.
Re: Fish ded ono.

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Sun Oct 26, 2003 11:20 am
by Archmage144
*nods* I always feel it's good to take a solemn moment of silence for all lost pets at times like these...lost a cat myself, so I know how it is. <p>
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Re: Fish ded ono.

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Sun Oct 26, 2003 7:59 pm
by PopoSujo
I lost my last dog due to a horse kicking him in the head. His name was Max and he was big and goofy and stupid but I loved him.
I also lost my iguana when we lost power and didn't have any heat. I went to check on him and he was stiff as a board :( <p>
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Re: Fish ded ono.

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Mon Oct 27, 2003 1:27 am
by Darkblade2000us
My sympathy towards the morner.
Here's a little story a friend told me about that was very sad indeed.
Awhile back he had rabbits and he raised and bred them a little bit so of course he loved them very much. One day he had a visit from some relatives, of which I can't remember the type right now, and they made a huge dinner with some kind of stew my friend had never tasted before......I believe you can figure out the rest.
...I know I have no right...

Posted:
Mon Oct 27, 2003 4:20 pm
by Dalin Rifthome
*Mourner
Re: ...I know I have no right...

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Mon Oct 27, 2003 4:31 pm
by Sicvic
Minute of silence for Catfish.
Should we make a internacional-online-but-not-so-accurate-funeral-for-the-fish? (seriusly) <p>------------------------------------
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~lelele

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Mon Oct 27, 2003 10:45 pm
by Capntastic
It is not often that we realize how silently and unnoticed our finned friends can swim their way into our hearts, laying eggs of love. I had a fish once, and he truly was the coolest little guy ever.
I hope you can find something to fill the void of your loss.
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Posted:
Tue Oct 28, 2003 5:55 pm
by Endesu
It's taking a bit to get used to - I usually fed the fish just before I went to bed, and I keep getting the odd urge to do so even the whole tank and all has been moved into the garage.
Otherwise, I'm doing just fine. :D I still haves me a cat. Cats are cool.
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Tue Oct 28, 2003 7:50 pm
by PopoSujo
When my dog died, I kept going outside to feed him too. Then I was like, "Oh wait, he got kicked in the head by a FREAKING horse." :( <p>
The Media is an organization in the same sense that Ohio is a team. -PriamNevhausten</p>