I have just taken down the site notice about Cobra. Very poignant for many of us and something I am very reluctant to do but I think we owe it to him to keep this place going forwards in his memory.
He will be missed and TP won't be the same, but I agree with this.I think we owe it to him to keep this place going forwards in his memory.
I miss him every day on here.
It's affected me more than I could ever have imagined.
You're not alone, I'm missing him terribly. He always had my back when I was modding. I never met him but considered him a dear friend. I've not said much about it all since we lost Chris but only now am I feeling like speaking about it. I still love this place but it's not quite the same now.
Thats one of the things of being on a forum. You get know and become friends with people, but you never (mostly) get to meet them in person.You're not alone, I'm missing him terribly. He always had my back when I was modding. I never met him but considered him a dear friend. I've not said much about it all since we lost Chris but only now am I feeling like speaking about it. I still love this place but it's not quite the same now.
Same in the macro section with gardnersassistant or Nick.I miss him every day on here.
It's affected me more than I could ever have imagined.
The problems are distances, family and work.Cobra Chris did organise some meetings in the past, but as with all such things, sometimes the turnout didn't cover the costs of arranging a venue on those occasions, so he gave up on them. The F&C crowd still occasionally do meet-ups, so there's no reason why it shouldn't take place more generally, it just needs people to step forward and kick it off somewhere, eg the London walks that have been done. But that's a whole different thread.