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Posted by Bobby on November 27, 2006, at 18:27:33
Looks like he's saying to himself, " Is it all worth it? Maybe I'll shut the site down and travel the world. I really need a break."
Posted by sdb on November 28, 2006, at 17:58:41
In reply to Dr. Bob's new pic, posted by Bobby on November 27, 2006, at 18:27:33
> Looks like he's saying to himself, " Is it all worth it? Maybe I'll shut the site down and travel the world. I really need a break."
It doesn't make sense to speculate a lot. Maybe Bob has a somewhat creative, impulsive nature. Many people are obsessed by their ideas and invest a lot of work. Sometimes when the peak is reached exhaustion is the reaction. It's somehow like an examination. If you pass you will fall down on the right side from the peak of the mountain if not you will fall down on the left side.
Of course Bob will maybe travel the world in pension being creative, watching
things carefully. Traveling and frequenting only hotels isn't so nice (for me).Honestly Michaels passing touched me personally. Especially when I watched carefully ASV's website, the concert in Texas, that he was doing better. Perhaps it touches Bob too, visible on the picture? Things are natural, not everything is explainable scientifically. The life and the human suffering keep moving. I wish everyone feeling happy.
sdb
Posted by sdb on December 1, 2006, at 18:55:44
In reply to Re: Dr. Bob's new pic, posted by sdb on November 28, 2006, at 17:58:41
> > Looks like he's saying to himself, " Is it all worth it? Maybe I'll shut the site down and travel the world. I really need a break."
>
> It doesn't make sense to speculate a lot. Maybe Bob has a somewhat creative, impulsive nature. Many people are obsessed by their ideas and invest a lot of work. Sometimes when the peak is reached exhaustion is the reaction. It's somehow like an examination. If you pass you will fall down on the right side from the peak of the mountain if not you will fall down on the left side.
> Of course Bob will maybe travel the world in pension being creative, watching
> things carefully. Traveling and frequenting only hotels isn't so nice (for me).
>
> Honestly Michaels passing touched me personally. Especially when I watched carefully ASV's website, the concert in Texas, that he was doing better. Perhaps it touches Bob too, visible on the picture? Things are natural, not everything is explainable scientifically. The life and the human suffering keep moving. I wish everyone feeling happy.
>
> sdb
>Do not understand this as a critic. According to my experiences in life it soooo much easier for people to criticize than to say some positive words.
sdb
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