As one of the first people to play the game every week (when the easy ones were still up for grabs), I also plan to be one of the first to donate. No one should have to be without medical insurance in this day and age.
Please let Scraps know how much I appreciate Name That Tune and how sorely he'll be missed. My thoughts are with him, and I'm hoping for a quick recovery.
MichaelFortes
· 1 year ago
I'm in shock... this is terrible news! I hope his recovery is as quick and painless as humanly possible. Scraps, if you see this, we're rootin' for ya! Hang in there!
GrayFlannelSuit
· 1 year ago
Wow, that sucks big time. I wasn't able to donate much, but I suppose it all helps.
David_E
· 1 year ago
My donation comes with with tenfold prayers and hopes for a speedy recovery.
WHarrisBullzEye
· 1 year ago
I've been reading Helen's updates, and if you haven't been, here's a great one from yesterday that will no doubt lift the spirits of everyone who's enjoyed Scraps' diverse music taste:
"My nephew, Franklin, came by. He and Soren have done some serious bonding over r&b and hip hop music. Franklin 'suggested' that we try something other than Simon and Garfunkel, and chose a Public Enemy/Anthrax song (I don't know the title, but everyone else on the planet seems to)... so we changed from my .mp3 player to Franklin's iPod. Soren went from eyes-closed, asleep-looking, to eyes-open, turning to us, and glower of 'What the F*** are you doing?' in about three seconds. Franklin, of course, said, 'It was her idea; I tried to talk her out of it.'
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As one of the first people to play the game every week (when the easy ones were still up for grabs), I also plan to be one of the first to donate. No one should have to be without medical insurance in this day and age.
Please let Scraps know how much I appreciate Name That Tune and how sorely he'll be missed. My thoughts are with him, and I'm hoping for a quick recovery.
"My nephew, Franklin, came by. He and Soren have done some serious bonding over r&b and hip hop music. Franklin 'suggested' that we try something other than Simon and Garfunkel, and chose a Public Enemy/Anthrax song (I don't know the title, but everyone else on the planet seems to)... so we changed from my .mp3 player to Franklin's iPod. Soren went from eyes-closed, asleep-looking, to eyes-open, turning to us, and glower of 'What the F*** are you doing?' in about three seconds. Franklin, of course, said, 'It was her idea; I tried to talk her out of it.'