Someone With Questionable Tastes

Imagine dying by being stabbed in the back and although you agreed to be given away, coming back to life in a strange and unfamiliar place only cements that you were never really more than just another piece of furniture in the place you’ve always called home and the people you’ve always called your family. He finally addressed his greatest fear, but it doesn’t make it any less devastating to move away.

Rest in Peace, Tony.

I'll always remember your smile.

Here's an amazing story about him that I read years ago and never forgot.

I'd hoped to meet him at a convention, myself, one day.

'Shark MX'

[MISC] [USA] [MAGAZINE] [2000]

"InterAct Accessories’ Shark MX transforms a Game Boy/GBC from a basic gaming device into an e-mailing, calculating, date-saving powerhouse, notes spokesperson Laurie Walchli. It allows Game Boy users to compose, edit and read email offline, and then send and receive messages through the Shark MX server once it is connected to a phone line. PDA features include an onscreen Calculator with memory, an Address Book with 50 memory blocks, an - appointments Calendar and the Time Zone to designate proper e-mail indexing. The Shark MX is $39.99 (SRP) with 30 minutes of free airtime with purchase, including 300 credits, which decrease by 10 with every server log-on, plus $6 for an added 60 minutes with 600 credits." ~Steve Traiman, Game Week (11/06/2000, Vol. 06, #28)

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