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Tuc's Memorial
Red (and a bit grey) Dog Started conversation May 22, 2003
Tuc Fortuneswell U183120 joined us for the Cat War we started with the HooToo Cats (A601174). Sadly Tuc was in an accident and he was taken from us in April of last year. We built a memorial to Tuc at A743294.
We're proud of the memorial - there is an honour guard there and we look after it as if it were a real place. It's a haven of peace and the researchers that remember Tuc visit there often. It helps us remember Tuc.
Tuc's Memorial
Terran Posted May 22, 2003
I remember feeling very humbled the first time I saw that memorial. I joined four months after he died, yet incredibly by looking at his conversations on h2g2 it felt as though the man was still alive. I suppose thats the side effect of h2g2, its a bit of a time machine. I can only imagine that for Cal and Dax it must have been very difficult that they could still *see* him speaking.
You have every right to be proud of that memorial, and certainly makes anything I've done on here pale in to insignificance. I think it is one of the strengths of this community that people will immediately help those in need, even if they have never met them before in their lives (in real life or on h2g2).
Tuc's Memorial
Red (and a bit grey) Dog Posted May 28, 2003
*doffs hat*
Hi Vercingetorix, I've been around here for a few years now and it's the community in it's totality that I'm proud to be a part of as well. The generous impulses of the researchers, the spirited discussions, the deft touches and care of the italics, the intellectual richness and the sheer brilliance of the humour all give this place an utterly unique and very special feel.
Yours was a very generous comment to make - thank you so much - it made me feel 10 feet tall
We don't have a manly slap on the back smiley yet so have a instead
Tuc's Memorial
Cybercat Posted Jun 2, 2003
Although I never knew Tuc well I could and can see that he still is a much loved and missed member of the h2g2 community.
The memorial for him was a beautiful and moving piece and its shown how much he is thought of still
Tuc's Memorial
Cal - interim high priest of the Church of the Holy Tail Posted Jun 11, 2003
H2g2 a place where great friendships are forged.
I couldn't beleive the generousity of the people who helped Dax and I after Tucs accident. The people here made our loss so much more bareable.
And I have more good news. Dax is going to be a mummy, which makes me an Uncle Does that mean I'm getting old?
Tuc's Memorial
Dax Fortuneswell aka evil auntie Edith Posted Oct 5, 2004
This is the first time I've seen this
Thankyou so much everyone
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Tuc's Memorial
- 1: Red (and a bit grey) Dog (May 22, 2003)
- 2: Terran (May 22, 2003)
- 3: Red (and a bit grey) Dog (May 28, 2003)
- 4: Cybercat (Jun 2, 2003)
- 5: Cal - interim high priest of the Church of the Holy Tail (Jun 11, 2003)
- 6: Red (and a bit grey) Dog (Jun 11, 2003)
- 7: Cybercat (Sep 9, 2003)
- 8: Dax Fortuneswell aka evil auntie Edith (Oct 5, 2004)
- 9: Red (and a bit grey) Dog (Oct 5, 2004)
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