Just checking in, arse. Think about you often, when visiting Glumbert especially. You are one of its most unique personalities...so many have come to care for you despite the impersonal nature of the internet.
I wish you well, and hope you will visit here now and again. Glumbert is a harmless distraction and maybe can help keep a positive slant on the events of each day.
As someone once famously prescribed, "Illegitimus non carborundum" (don't let the bastards get you down).
Hi arse, how are you? Have not seen you around in a while. Like miter said, there are people here who care for you, even though we barely know each other.
Funny miter, I had already connected those two dots. I had though perhaps chaz fit into that circle too, but I later realized that chaz doesn't seem like the type to engage in the superfluous mess of aliases. Anyway... I missed you arse. I don't think you liked me, but your world-renowned one-word line, "drivel", got me to laugh every time.
Well damn arse, ain't that some shit!! I only saw the comment from Adolf (to which I said "let it be true", meaning welcome back) then going over some of the vids, I saw your (arse) comment......that hit me in the gut man! Must of sat there for ten minutes...just staring at the screen. Strange how one could care for another yet not even know them! I guess it must be some other dimension connection...or maybe your personality and self, subliminally shone through!
My (ex) father in law was diagnosed with cancer, it was real bad, the tumor had even eaten through his spine by the time they found it, they gave him 3-6 months. After enduring some horrific surgery, chemo, and the like, he LIVED!! On and on and on, for 15 more years, finally succumbing at age 72 to heart disease (after all that, you think he would'a stopped smoking!).
There is always hope, I myself have been dealing with melanoma, so far so good, but you know how that goes... (every day is a gift), I know about the depression, I've been through some horrible surgeries, causing great financial distress and worse, during it all, lost my home, wife, truck, retirement, health ins, etc., etc., (I now believe there are worse things than death) but I'm still here (broke and one check from the streets), but happy! That was the time I found glumbert, and YouTube, nothing else to do but surf the web. I got out the dv cam and blew shit up in a lame attempt at venting my frustration and trying to ease my depression, in fact there is still a video up of mine that I made while waiting for my surgery, with all the unknowns, the home and financial problems, the weight of the world on me so to speak. Here's the link if you care to see it, the "making noise" portion at 2:22 min.
It did help to relieve all that "weight", but what really turned me around was when I realized I'd lived a good life, that if this was all I get, that's OK, It was GOOD! But more importantly, I would now fight for every single minute, never give up, never stop, no matter what!!
arse...just now viewing your personal Glumber site. Surprised there are not more posts here...you are among the more cogent posters (perhaps that is the reason for a paucity of responses here ....so many regulars being adolescently absent or unable to engage..