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CowboyFromHell
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08 Dec 2009, 7:25 pm
sinsboldly
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08 Dec 2009, 10:04 pm
are people still mourning Dimebag Darrell? ah well . . . 
CowboyFromHell
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09 Dec 2009, 1:33 am
sinsboldly wrote:
are people still mourning Dimebag Darrell? ah well . . .
We're not mourning. We're remembering.
Like for instance how we get days like December 7th as Pearl Harbor Day, people take time to remember Dime on his death anniversary. We don't still mourn Pearl Harbor victims. (But why on his deathday? Beats me, too. I go along with it on this day since it's an event that should not have happened.)
sinsboldly
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10 Dec 2009, 10:21 am
CowboyFromHell wrote:
sinsboldly wrote:
are people still mourning Dimebag Darrell? ah well . . .
We're not mourning. We're remembering.
Like for instance how we get days like December 7th as Pearl Harbor Day, people take time to remember Dime on his death anniversary. We don't still mourn Pearl Harbor victims. (But why on his deathday? Beats me, too. I go along with it on this day since it's an event that should not have happened.)
mourning is in the heart, and I do know people that take 12/07/41 as a time to mourn/remember their fathers and grandfathers uncles and granduncles. But I understand memorializing the life of someone that is missed. I hope you are understanding I was taking a moment to remember Dimebag, myself.
CowboyFromHell
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10 Dec 2009, 6:19 pm
sinsboldly wrote:
CowboyFromHell wrote:
sinsboldly wrote:
are people still mourning Dimebag Darrell? ah well . . .
We're not mourning. We're remembering.
Like for instance how we get days like December 7th as Pearl Harbor Day, people take time to remember Dime on his death anniversary. We don't still mourn Pearl Harbor victims. (But why on his deathday? Beats me, too. I go along with it on this day since it's an event that should not have happened.)
mourning is in the heart, and I do know people that take 12/07/41 as a time to mourn/remember their fathers and grandfathers uncles and granduncles. But I understand memorializing the life of someone that is missed. I hope you are understanding I was taking a moment to remember Dimebag, myself.
Nah, no worries man.
Though I do feel that I should've added more to my post anyways. I've got more of a connection to Dime's death anniversaries than just concerning Dime himself. It's kind of a humanity thing. It reminds me of what we all on this planet could be, as people in general. It reminds me of all the good in us that is constantly dwindling down. That good people like him don't have to be taken in such a manner.
Call me a hippie, I won't give a damn.
