Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Same reason people google shit like Boar jizz. And I don't recommend doing that. It's not a pretty picture.
Well I mean the donation should be an anonymous message board. Don't say "Chiefsplanet" on the fucking note. Then hope they don't google his name and message board to lead them to here. If I currently google his real name and message board, nothing relevant to here comes up.
Gonna guess someone comes across this place when closing out things in his name though. I know my computer is always logged in to here. [Reply]
Originally Posted by LiveSteam:
No idea who he was. But he must have been a great guy as so many of you are hurt by his passing.
For that I'm truly sorry.
RIP
He would write great posts with pics and vids in the draft forum.
You may not have always agreed with his picks but they were well
thought out and very thorough scouting reports on the players he liked for us.
And every year he had one of his boys from Utah going to the chiefs.
RIP Sacc [Reply]
Originally Posted by RippedmyFlesh:
He would write great posts with pics and vids in the draft forum.
You may not have always agreed with his picks but they were well
thought out and very thorough scouting reports on the players he liked for us.
And every year he had one of his boys from Utah going to the chiefs.
RIP Sacc
Was he a fan of Alex Smith since he played at Utah? [Reply]
Didn't really know Saccopoo but may he rest in peace.
Buried my Dad today. 1929 to 2017 Korean War Vet and then a self made millionaire. I knew we were having the military send off and that they would fold his flag. I figured my older brother would receive the flag and I'm good with that. What I didn't expect was to be presented his uniform. What an honor. I found a five hour pass in the pocket of the Jacket from 1952 which was when he was being discharged. Pretty awesome. Can only imagine what he did for those five hours.
I asked my dad one day that if the reason he was the tank commander was because he enlisted instead of being drafted. He said "no it was the process of elimination." I think he was third down the line of command.
Originally Posted by philfree:
Didn't really know Saccopoo but may he rest in peace.
Buried my Dad today. 1929 to 2017 Korean War Vet and then a self made millionaire. I knew we were having the military send off and that they would fold his flag. I figured my older brother would receive the flag and I'm good with that. What I didn't expect was to be presented his uniform. What an honor. I found a five hour pass in the pocket of the Jacket from 1952 which was when he was being discharged. Pretty awesome. Can only imagine what he did for those five hours.
I asked my dad one day that if the reason he was the tank commander was because he enlisted instead of being drafted. He said "no it was the process of elimination." I think he was third down the line of command.
RIP Dad
Sorry to hear this. Condolences to you and thanks to your dad for his service. [Reply]
