Rip Craig Shakespeare.

[Sandiacre Red]

 

[Bobby The Brain]

No age, poor chap.

 

[Senior Flange Technician]

Lovely bloke. Sad to hear this.

 

[bristol tricky]

Sad to hear. RIP

 

[Huxley]

60!?! Jesus.

Rip

 

[Statto]

60!?! Jesus.

Rip

Diagnosed with cancer in 2023. Likely that was either the main reason or contributed.

Very sad, but goes to show there's no-one too young to die.

 

[Baronvon]

Very sad news. Gone far too soon.

 

[Eddie Yates]

I didn't even realise he'd been diagnosed with cancer

RIP Craig

Cancer needs to f*** off

 

[Statto]

I didn't even realise he'd been diagnosed with cancer

RIP Craig

Cancer needs to f*** off

Totally agree.

A lot of things which actually can be bad do benefit something. Cancer seems to arise from something which cells just do sometimes, but doesn't seem to have any benefit at all. And I've long held the belief that actually it eventually happens to most people at some point and also once you've had it you never really get rid of it, so not too dissimilar from any other ageing process, but then you hear of little kids who have cancer (often something like leukaemia which is really serious) and that's not ageing, it's just shitty. Like that little Hughie kid who went running around all the football grounds with his (slightly younger, but actually looks older) mate who was diagnosed with ALL in lockdown (and yeah ok to @Carlos and his bingo card)...

Most viruses seem to fall into this but don't usually kill - like flu, colds, noro... failing to see the point in a virus which makes you puke and shit water for 2 days then stop. What is that actually here for?

 

[Erik]

Terribly sad news.

RIP

 

[Carlos]

RIP it's no age. f*** knows why I got a left hook popping in this thread though

 

[Statto]

RIP it's no age. f*** knows why I got a left hook popping in this thread though

Well, you started it... lol

 

[Carlos]

Well, you started it... lol

I highly doubt that not bringing it into this thread though

 

[uredsuns]

Totally agree.

A lot of things which actually can be bad do benefit something. Cancer seems to arise from something which cells just do sometimes, but doesn't seem to have any benefit at all. And I've long held the belief that actually it eventually happens to most people at some point and also once you've had it you never really get rid of it, so not too dissimilar from any other ageing process, but then you hear of little kids who have cancer (often something like leukaemia which is really serious) and that's not ageing, it's just shitty. Like that little Hughie kid who went running around all the football grounds with his (slightly younger, but actually looks older) mate who was diagnosed with ALL in lockdown (and yeah ok to @Carlos and his bingo card)...

Most viruses seem to fall into this but don't usually kill - like flu, colds, noro... failing to see the point in a virus which makes you puke and shit water for 2 days then stop. What is that actually here for?

Can you not just go a day without posting about there 2 things or are you Huw Jenkins?

 

[BryanRoy22]

RIP. From all the stories, he was a very kind man with a huge heart.