Many of you know that Ryan was recently married. In the face of this awfulness, many of us will at least always remember him as we last saw him: outrageously, uproariously happy, looking forward to his next adventure with the biggest grin his face could hold.
Wow, he JUST got married, too.Double :'(
what? :'( RIP
The giantbomb cast was talking about how he got married on the latest podcast and that he was on his honeymoon. Did they say how it happened?
Wasn't he just moving to Chicago or something :/
damn so he died on his honeymoon?
Many of you know that Ryan was recently married.
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:'(
I imagine it's gonna be a bit before Jeff or someone speaks forward. It will probably be Jeff out of respect from the team.
I imagine it's gonna be a bit before Jeff or someone speaks forward. It will probably be Jeff out of respect from the team.
yeah. iirc Jeff, Ryan, and Vinny left gamespot and started over with giantbomb. the lifeblood of the site was the chemistry the guys had from 10+ years of working together. you see the outpour from internet fans but can't even imagine what it means to those guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCGvzy0CZWI
I imagine it's gonna be a bit before Jeff or someone speaks forward. It will probably be Jeff out of respect from the team.
yeah. iirc Jeff, Ryan, and Vinny left gamespot and started over with giantbomb. the lifeblood of the site was the chemistry the guys had from 10+ years of working together. you see the outpour from internet fans but can't even imagine what it means to those guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCGvzy0CZWI
A real shame. So sudden wow. Over the 30 Bore better watch for yourself :'(
I imagine it's gonna be a bit before Jeff or someone speaks forward. It will probably be Jeff out of respect from the team.
yeah. iirc Jeff, Ryan, and Vinny left gamespot and started over with giantbomb. the lifeblood of the site was the chemistry the guys had from 10+ years of working together. you see the outpour from internet fans but can't even imagine what it means to those guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCGvzy0CZWI
Holy shit :rofl
A real shame. So sudden wow. Over the 30 Bore better watch for yourself :'(
It's definitely a motivator to keep up with the healthier eating/exercise I've been doing lately.
TA- he was rather overweight, so probably something related to that sadly. :(
Oh god, are people going all detective mode on this? It doesn't fucking matter, the guy has passed away, pay respects and try resist your nerdlinging-tendencies. It's not like you'll learn anything from this, you fat fucks.
As I mentioned earlier, I'm pretty sure he started wearing an oxygen mask in his sleep recently. Dunno how portable such a setup is. I imagine not very.Depends on the size of the tank, but its more portable than you'd think.
So did the crew know when they filmed the stream on the 4th?
Well it all sucks regardless of how it happened. So sorry for wanting to know how he died.
He will be greatly missed regardless of how he died. It's just hard to deal with right now. I feel like I lost a friend.
Jeff lost his dad, or almost did too, didn't he?His father was hospitalized last year when CBS bought GB. He's still alive though.
This is very sad, didnt one of the IGN crew have cancer as well?
what did he die of?
If it was a heart attack, wouldn't they just say he had a heart attack?
I am surprised at how bothered I am by this
If it was a heart attack, wouldn't they just say he had a heart attack?
I don't really care how he died and its not like the family has to say anything. He was way overweight. This was a dude who when they spent a day demo'ing the kinect was so winded and out of shape that he missed work afterwards because he threw his back out. He was not a healthy guy which means it could have been lots of stuff or stuff related to dealing with his unhealthiness.
Nah, not anymore actually. I eat chicken and fish weekly, and sometimes pork. My main problem has always been lack of will to exercise.
Nah, not anymore actually. I eat chicken and fish weekly, and sometimes pork. My main problem has always been lack of will to exercise.
No one's gonna know what happened until someone tells. Might not have had anything to do with his weight. He may have had an allergic reaction to something he took to help him sleep. May not have been any one reason. Sometimes people just die out of the blue.There's always some sort of contributing factor unless it's an aneurysm or something else amounting to nothing but rotten luck.
Didn't he tweet about taking hydrocodone the night before? I saw a screen shot of that somewhereHe later clarified that it was just Claritin.
Nah, not anymore actually. I eat chicken and fish weekly, and sometimes pork. My main problem has always been lack of will to exercise.
I am going to the gym tonight, not lying, I'm scurred
what the fuck
If I remember correctly he was hooked up to oxygen for a while now because of sleep apnea or something. Might be related.
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Nah, not anymore actually. I eat chicken and fish weekly, and sometimes pork. My main problem has always been lack of will to exercise.
I am going to the gym tonight, not lying, I'm scurred
I'm wondering what CBS will do regarding this.
Patrick "gone". And now Ryan. Will they pressure the team to replace Ryan? It's harsh but the site will most definitely be hurting now.
Was there ever an explanation for this?
I'm wondering what CBS will do regarding this.
Patrick "gone". And now Ryan. Will they pressure the team to replace Ryan? It's harsh but the site will most definitely be hurting now.
It was like jaded dudes my age who felt vaguely embarrassed about still playing videogames so much at this age but still did and had a sense of proportion and humour.
It was like jaded dudes my age who felt vaguely embarrassed about still playing videogames so much at this age but still did and had a sense of proportion and humour.
I never got they were ever embarrassed by games?
He later clarified that it was just Claritin.Claritin is an antihistamine though which can make Sleep Apnea worse...
It was like jaded dudes my age who felt vaguely embarrassed about still playing videogames so much at this age but still did and had a sense of proportion and humour.
I never got they were ever embarrassed by games?
I don't mean it in the way you think I mean it. Also you are not at an age where playing games alot is unusual for your peer age group. Give it another 10 to 15 years and you will be.
Not that its a big deal. I'll always game in some form even when I'm an old man.
Is it? Will it be?
I think, as the population of gamers continues to age, they will continue to game. I know I'm probably the oldest guy on this forum, but my college friends are the same age as I am, and most of them are still gaming. I don't see it ending... though I do see myself having to play more games on Normal, or --shudder-- Easy.
I hear you. And certainly things could look pretty different in 15 or 20 years. Times do change fast.
Just brutal. Still can't believe it.
I really loved Giant Bomb. Once old school game journalism died they were the only guys who I could follow anymore. It was just a different approach to videogames. It wasn't these wise old nerds telling you to play weird quirky games. It was like jaded dudes my age who felt vaguely embarrassed about still playing videogames so much at this age but still did and had a sense of proportion and humour.
Ryan wasn't a great "journalist" but he was a really great moderator on the bombcast. I almost always skipped the ones he was missing from because they didn't flow right without him.
He will be missed.
Granted he probably weighed at least 90 lbs more than me but this is still a pretty big wake up call, man.
Depends on what type of sleep apnea it is, but central sleep apnea can certainly be fatal. Basically like suffocation.
Wasn't Vinny the only one who took the survivalist crap remotely seriously?
I'm sorry but this sort of shit:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108 (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108)
just makes me :comeon
you didn't know the man, you only knew his professional persona.
I'm sorry but this sort of shit:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108 (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108)
just makes me :comeon
you didn't know the man, you only knew his professional persona.
i see a lot of that whenever a celebrity dies unexpectedly and i wonder if i'm already dead inside.
then i remember the internet is full of wailing histrionics, and if you live your life on the internet, it's bound to rub off on you.
I'm sorry but this sort of shit:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108 (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108)
just makes me :comeon
you didn't know the man, you only knew his professional persona.
also: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69083806&postcount=4696
this conversation never happened.
Nah, not anymore actually. I eat chicken and fish weekly, and sometimes pork. My main problem has always been lack of will to exercise.
I am going to the gym tonight, not lying, I'm scurred
Dude, you're way better off than I am. I'm literally half a bill away from being anything remotely healthy. Gotta get my ass in gear.
Ryan's father posting pictures of Ryan on twitter... including nude pictures ???
https://twitter.com/mauleacespoiler (click to show/hide)Now I've seen Ryan's junk :-\[close]
A tribute to a great man:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMEg6mfTfF4
A tribute to a great man:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMEg6mfTfF4
I'm sorry but this sort of shit:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108 (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=69016281&postcount=4108)
just makes me :comeon
you didn't know the man, you only knew his professional persona.
i see a lot of that whenever a celebrity dies unexpectedly and i wonder if i'm already dead inside.
then i remember the internet is full of wailing histrionics, and if you live your life on the internet, it's bound to rub off on you.
I think not feeling anything when a celebrity dies is probably healthy. Not buying into the cult of personality is a good thing.
That said, when Iain Banks passed recently, I felt really overwhelmed. But that was a loss of an author who was too young to be taken, had many more books in him to write, and the idea that we'd be robbed of those works, and he of the chance to write them still gets me.
I sleep with a CPAP machine, so it's all good now. And I'm not one of those "Well, I'm supposed to, but sometimes I forget..." people, I legit use it every single night.
I sleep with a CPAP machine, so it's all good now. And I'm not one of those "Well, I'm supposed to, but sometimes I forget..." people, I legit use it every single night.
What exactly are your symptoms with sleep apnea?
Are you trying to lose weight?
Nah, not anymore actually. I eat chicken and fish weekly, and sometimes pork. My main problem has always been lack of will to exercise.
I am going to the gym tonight, not lying, I'm scurred
Dude, you're way better off than I am. I'm literally half a bill away from being anything remotely healthy. Gotta get my ass in gear.
I'm up like 20 lbs over the past 6 months. wedding + moving = stress and food
My thing is that I go to sleep and I'll sometimes I'll just wake up gasping. It's not like I'm out of breath or anything. I can get a good nights rest though. It mostly happens if I go to bed really late. Still, it'd be smart to get tested.
That sounds like sleep apnea. You should go get tested for sure.
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Hanging with Yeezus, Kim, Bieber.
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Hanging with Yeezus, Kim, Bieber.
It's cum, isn't it?
Joe, your description of what you are experiencing is kinda spot on with what i'm experiencing. I always wake up at 2am, 3am, 4am like a clock. I think i'm going to get checked for that.. And do you sleep much better now with the machine? Is it something that you insert in your nose and shit with a breathing mask?
getting old fucking sucks.
Apnea is not only weight related though, one of my friends has it and he is skinny as fuck
https://twitter.com/SamoaJoe/status/354764198619779074
Even Samoa Joe pays his respects.
I'm fairly surprised at how far reaching his death has gone.
Ryan Davis Memorial
To wit, I am glad to present to you today an assembly of some of his most memorable moments selected by his fans and by listeners to our program. What we’ve got for you here is pretty simple: it’s two hours worth of Ryan at his best. Along with the more memorable moments you guys picked out I dug into my vault and selected some deep cuts that tend to go overlooked. You’ll hear stuff from 2006 all the way up to 2013. I’ve done my best to make it as streamlined as possible—I didn’t want this to just be another six-hour Bombcast best-of; this is a celebration of Ryan and all that he gave to us.
There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
Actually, my money is on the legacy of Ryan Davis' death leading to gamers being a bit more self-aware of how ridiculous they appear to outsiders. You can't go through your life being a sloppy fat clown. My hope is that it scares some folk into the world of adult conversation, and, for their sakes, pushes them towards getting their health together.
Actually, my money is on the legacy of Ryan Davis' death leading to gamers being a bit more self-aware of how ridiculous they appear to outsiders. You can't go through your life being a sloppy fat clown. My hope is that it scares some folk into the world of adult conversation, and, for their sakes, pushes them towards getting their health together.
They lie to themselves, they say grandfather will be remembered forever, because if grandfather is remembered forever, then so are they, so living life has a point. It's all pretty ridiculous but I think it's actually necessary for people to handle the 800 lb psychological gorilla that is death.
Actually, my money is on the legacy of Ryan Davis' death leading to gamers being a bit more self-aware of how ridiculous they appear to outsiders. You can't go through your life being a sloppy fat clown. My hope is that it scares some folk into the world of adult conversation, and, for their sakes, pushes them towards getting their health together.
Yes because successful fat people don't exist in lots of facets of life including politics.
In the eagerness to take shots at the over indulgent nature of nerds I think some of you guys go too far at times.
Yes people should be more healthy. It's generally something within a person's own life to make that change like most changes. Needing to be more healthy isn't something unique to gamers.
I think I've stated this many times already, but even though I wasn't a big GB fan, his death ended up upsetting me more than I expected. For starters it was the simple shock of someone I've been listening semi-regularly passing away at such an young age, 5 days into his marriage. From there, it was seeing how his closest friends reacted to this news, which is a sight I find stirring even I never heard of the person. That is naturally followed by self-reflection, which is how most deaths are (and should) be processed imo, at least in my part of the globe. You start thinking about your friends, family, how would they feel in such a situation, have you done enough for them, have you done enough with your life, life is short etc.
Now, while Ryan was
But what's starting to bother me right now about Ryan's case is that-- while he had a huge infectious, personality and made so people laugh, making some of their days-- I'm looking at the compilations of his best moments, and after a few laughs, I'm overcome with this depressing question: is this the type of legacy I want for myself, *OR* (and this is gonna upset some, so I apologize in advance) is it something worth celebrating?
What I'm referring to is the type of familiar dumb jokes and laughs I've been making with my buddies for almost 20 years (which admittedly is why he's relatable)? This has nothing to do with him as a person, because by many accounts he used to a great lovable human being, but it's more about what he's achieved with his life. There's a big, *big* chance whatever he achieved with and without GB have been more than fulfilling, and what I'm just said speaks more about me and how I feel about this hobby and my own life. But gosh, if this doesn't increasingly make me want to quit videogames and go back to med school.
I think I've stated this many times already, but even though I wasn't a big GB fan, his death ended up upsetting me more than I expected.
For starters it was the simple shock of someone I've been listening semi-regularly passing away at such an young age, 5 days into his marriage. From there, it was seeing how his closest friends reacted to this news, which is a sight I'll always find stirring even I never heard of the person. That is naturally followed by self-reflection, which is how most deaths are (and should) be processed imo, at least in my part of the globe. You start thinking about your friends, family, how would they feel in such a situation, have you done enough for them, have you done enough with your life, life is short etc.
But what's starting to bother me right now about Ryan's case is that-- while he had a huge infectious, personality and made so people laugh, making some of their days-- I'm looking at the compilations of his best moments, and after a few laughs, I'm overcome with this depressing question: is this the type of legacy I want for myself, *OR* (and this is gonna upset some, so I apologize in advance) is it something worth celebrating?
What I'm referring to is the type of familiar dumb jokes and laughs I've been making with my buddies for almost 20 years (which admittedly is why he's relatable)? This has nothing to do with him as a person, because by many accounts he used to a great lovable human being, but it's more about what he's achieved with his life. There's a big, *big* chance whatever he achieved with and without GB have been more than fulfilling, and what I'm just said speaks more about me and how I feel about this hobby and my own life. But gosh, if this doesn't increasingly make me want to quit videogames and go back to med school.
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
yeahhhhhhhh
trust me
nobody remembers what you did 10 years ago
I think you are over-thinking it but that's okay. Oscar is right in that 99.999999999999999% percent of the people who exist you won't remember and it won't matter that they ever lived in the grand scheme of things. And that's fine. That's life. I mean if that motivates someone to write a book or try to better society in some manner through good deeds then cool. But most of us aren't going to do that. Your legacy is your life, how you lived it, your friends, and how you enjoyed yourself. That's really it and some people favor some of those facets more than others.
Entertainment is entertainment. Whether its videogames, movies, or books. I think the only reason you may feel that way is partially because videogames are considered gutter entertainment art wise. (Not my take but just a general observation I would give.) How do you feel about the life of Roger Ebert? or How about a noted filmmaker. Or how about a housewife that just rasies her kids and never does anything notably outward facing except that. We only know Ryan through his work which involved videogames. And that's fine. That's all I really wanted. I don't want to overly know Ryan the human being. Because I didn't know him personally. He was just a dude who brought me entertainment every so often. I didn't know him personally and that's perfectly worthwhile. Whether its a comedian, or a dude who occasionally hosted podcasts and talked about videogames.
I'm not sure what profound lasting legacy you are looking for but I guarantee you aren't going to get it for just about anybody outside of great great people.
Just my take.
jin thats was a really pretentious snubby post.
But whereas Ryan made laugh or whatever, Ebert introduced me to a lot of different films that I feel helped me grow in some way.
Lol, come on now.
I don't necessarily disagree with your points, and I must retierate that what wrote probably speaks more about how I generally feel about videogames and myself being stuck in transitional stage. However, what I was focusing on was not just the fact the he was covering videogames, but doing in a manner so that is almost passive and effortless, him being himself around a bunch of his favorite people and having fun. That's one of the qualities that everyone loved him, and maybe it's *not* as easy it looked on camera. But that was sort of my point, as awful and reductionist as it may still sound.
But whereas Ryan made laugh or whatever, Ebert introduced me to a lot of different films that I feel helped me grow in some way.
No one is saying that some people aren't effected by some lives more than others. It just strikes me as a little weird to take it beyond just that casual observation and then assign some deeper meaning to it. Isn't it possible that the laughs someone provides are just as important for some other people as any other aspect of life that you greatly value. I like certain comedians more than others. Some comedians certainly hold deeper truths to their comedy. I would argue that makes them deeper and more timely perhaps. But it doesn't make the work of someone else who entertained me in a less sophisticated or less life altering manner worthless. The fact that only a small percentage of people can do that is what makes it unique and important and special.
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
yeahhhhhhhh
trust me
nobody remembers what you did 10 years ago
A positive thought from all this:
It struck me today how incredible it is that we're able to get ourselves out there to others across the world, nearly instantaneously and with minimal effort. Twenty years ago there would have been no Bombcast, no Giant Bomb website. Those guys would have had to self-publish a magazine, or do a public access TV show maybe a dozen people would see. Twenty years ago I would have shit my pants at the thought of being able to interact in real time with others who shared my interests, outside of the few people in my town I hung out with every now and then.
How lucky the young are, to be alive in this era. You don't really know it, but you are. What I wouldn't have given in 1993, back when I was 23 with loads of free time and boundless energy, to have access to something like a Kindle self-publishing, or to be able to spew my bullshit into a microphone for hours and share it with hundreds of other people with the press of a key. To have at my fingertips thousands of books, songs, movies, things I read about and wanted to experience but had no access to. I mean, I do some of that now, but time is so limited, and the timeline gets shorter every year. I'll never have enough time to play, or read, or see, or listen to, or write all those things which are only a click away right now. I'm not old, but I can see it from where I'm standing, so I'm a miser with the time I do have. I miss every moment I wasted. I wish I had them all back, because I'd know exactly what to do with them now.
So yeah, this is your time, kids. It's your show, your floor. It bothers me that it's really freaking some people out. Don't let this freak you out, let it light a fucking fire in your britches. Ryan Davis did exactly what he wanted, made money at it, and had fun doing it for over a decade using the tools of this era, whether he realized it or not. That's a good way to go out. Of course you could die tomorrow, but if you're doing what you love with people you love today then it really isn't much of a tragedy at all. Your time is limited, but what you do with it has no real limit.
So yeah, this is your time, kids. It's your show, your floor. It bothers me that it's really freaking some people out. Don't let this freak you out, let it light a fucking fire in your britches. Ryan Davis did exactly what he wanted, made money at it, and had fun doing it for over a decade using the tools of this era, whether he realized it or not. That's a good way to go out.
A positive thought from all this:
It struck me today how incredible it is that we're able to get ourselves out there to others across the world, nearly instantaneously and with minimal effort. Twenty years ago there would have been no Bombcast, no Giant Bomb website. Those guys would have had to self-publish a magazine, or do a public access TV show maybe a dozen people would see. Twenty years ago I would have shit my pants at the thought of being able to interact in real time with others who shared my interests, outside of the few people in my town I hung out with every now and then.
How lucky the young are, to be alive in this era. You don't really know it, but you are. What I wouldn't have given in 1993, back when I was 23 with loads of free time and boundless energy, to have access to something like a Kindle self-publishing, or to be able to spew my bullshit into a microphone for hours and share it with hundreds of other people with the press of a key. To have at my fingertips thousands of books, songs, movies, things I read about and wanted to experience but had no access to. I mean, I do some of that now, but time is so limited, and the timeline gets shorter every year. I'll never have enough time to play, or read, or see, or listen to, or write all those things which are only a click away right now. I'm not old, but I can see it from where I'm standing, so I'm a miser with the time I do have. I miss every moment I wasted. I wish I had them all back, because I'd know exactly what to do with them now.
So yeah, this is your time, kids. It's your show, your floor. It bothers me that it's really freaking some people out. Don't let this freak you out, let it light a fucking fire in your britches. Ryan Davis did exactly what he wanted, made money at it, and had fun doing it for over a decade using the tools of this era, whether he realized it or not. That's a good way to go out. Of course you could die tomorrow, but if you're doing what you love with people you love today then it really isn't much of a tragedy at all. Your time is limited, but what you do with it has no real limit.
So yeah, this is your time, kids. It's your show, your floor. It bothers me that it's really freaking some people out. Don't let this freak you out, let it light a fucking fire in your britches. Ryan Davis did exactly what he wanted, made money at it, and had fun doing it for over a decade using the tools of this era, whether he realized it or not. That's a good way to go out. Of course you could die tomorrow, but if you're doing what you love with people you love today then it really isn't much of a tragedy at all. Your time is limited, but what you do with it has no real limit.
That's what they said about Hitler.
So yeah, this is your time, kids. It's your show, your floor. It bothers me that it's really freaking some people out. Don't let this freak you out, let it light a fucking fire in your britches. Ryan Davis did exactly what he wanted, made money at it, and had fun doing it for over a decade using the tools of this era, whether he realized it or not. That's a good way to go out. Of course you could die tomorrow, but if you're doing what you love with people you love today then it really isn't much of a tragedy at all. Your time is limited, but what you do with it has no real limit.That's what they said about Hitler.
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
yeahhhhhhhh
trust me
nobody remembers what you did 10 years ago
moogle suit
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
yeahhhhhhhh
trust me
nobody remembers what you did 10 years ago
moogle suit
correction
nobody remembers the things you want them to remember about what you did 10 years ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sH31sg6VMQ
:gloomy :gloomy :gloomy
Cool, thanks.
Not sure why that info was kept private for so long.
probably because they didn't know the cause of death for sure until an autopsy was done, and contrary to what csi might tell you, that shit takes time.
QuoteThere is absolutely no doubt in my mind that ten years from now people will still be listening to Ryan Davis and watching him on the internet. People will still be doing that in twenty years, in fifty, and even, I would wager, in a hundred.
I like Giant Bomb a lot and all, and thought Ryan was pretty funny, but uhhhhhhh...
yeahhhhhhhh
trust me
nobody remembers what you did 10 years ago
moogle suit
Fwiw, I'm playing Persona 3 naked while eating Milky Way Bites.