Arthur C. Clark...rip...a Very Sad Day.

[phee]

He was an amazing man who lived a very full life... He was 90 years old

Read about it here

[Burrich1]

Dang your fast Phee. I was just going to post this. We just lost a great mind.

[phee]

He was one of my heros...

[Msterbeau]

:-(

[Gaf The Horse With Tears]

I actuatlly gasped when my MSN messanger alert popped up that he was dead

thenI cried a little...

More than Childhood ended.

[phee]

I actuatlly gasped when my MSN messanger alert popped up that he was dead

thenI cried a little...

More than Childhood ended.

Well said... I actually teared up a bit, my wife kind of looked at me like I was nuts.

[Msterbeau]

thenI cried a little...

Joe Strummer's death did that for me. These people are the touchstones of our youth...

[Gaf The Horse With Tears]

Heinlein, Asimov and Clark

[Gaf The Horse With Tears]

BTW.. you got the book I referenced?

[Miranda]

Goodness.. I respected this man. I am saddened, to say the least.

[freydis]

Oh, wow. :(

[Troy Spiral (13)]

Did not realize he was still alive. So now im happy and sad again all in the same instant.

2001, 2010 and 2061 have long been on my Vaporware list of eventually to be read novels.

[Shade Everdark]

Did not realize he was still alive. So now im happy and sad again all in the same instant.

2001, 2010 and 2061 have long been on my Vaporware list of eventually to be read novels.

He was a stubborn old coot.

RIP, Starryman.

[Head Wreck]

its a strange thing when i find out a relitive of mine has died by an internet forum

[ttogreh]

All right... when he started, the communications satellite was an idea. When he ended, the world had never been so connected. His ending is bittersweet, and I doubt any of us would have it any other way.