Author Topic: HPRC Memorial Thread  (Read 1997 times)

Dear Forums.
Earlier today, Ephialtes and I were discussing the tragic death of HPRC.
It is seriously sad to see a blocklander get into trouble IRL.
He was a dear friend to me, once I joined his server, and he was like
"Hey Furdle, you a stoner?"
and I was like "whats a stoner?"
And then he told me everything about being a stoner. That day I realised weed was cool.
He was a really chill guy, and it is seriously sad that he took his own life :/
Share your memories with HPRC.
This is a serious thread, please don't troll.
Rest in peace buddy <3

Travis "HPRC" Isherwood
9/4/91 - 3/2/12
« Last Edit: March 07, 2013, 03:51:43 PM by Eatyourham »



As much as we all hate each other here, this is sad to see a blocklander die in real life. :C

That's a damn shame. My condolences. Thank you for sharing


Damn.
People always die just when I start to respect them.

My deepest sympathies to the family.

It saddens me when someone, even one I am not familiar with, dies, it is even worse when one dies at such young age.
R.I.P. and I hope the only memories he leaves behind are good ones, and let the bad ones fade away...

HPRC was one of my best blockland friends a long time ago.

We even had a clan together for a month or two.

He is still in my heart, forever.

RIP sweet prince.

I have a long list of bad things i want to say about him. Ill keep it to myself today.
From the other thread.

was he active any time during or after 2010?
at least, on the forum?
bc I've never heard of him (besides reading that topic a year ago)
From the other thread.
bisjac chose to be decent? damn

i love this one. sums up forums kids quite well.
Quote from: HPRC
I am going to share a secret with half the Blockland community, it seems it has been an undiscovered secret. Alright ready for this? Press Ctrl+A, it opens a neat little window with a few functions, that are Kick/Ban/Perma-Ban, it is rather handy when somebody is causing trouble. The other is even more exciting, if you press the escape button, it opens another neat window with a Leave Server and Quit Game function.

   Secondly, people that get offended and/or annoyed by this petty stuff, I like that due to their utter lack of intelligence, the only way they can seem to try and fix the situation, is by getting into their face offensively, being no better than the person causing the problem. A more intelligent approach is to ignore them. Also, please keep in mind that you are playing a game and are part of a community where the majority of the players are around 13 years old, who still have to mature.

   Go QQ and play another game bud.

He seemed like a nice guy, didn't know him very well
But still feel saddened by his loss
R.I.P.

I remember when I made a thread many of you might remember.

also lmao @
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   Secondly, people that get offended and/or annoyed by this petty stuff, I like that due to their utter lack of intelligence, the only way they can seem to try and fix the situation, is by getting into their face offensively, being no better than the person causing the problem. A more intelligent approach is to ignore them. Also, please keep in mind that you are playing a game and are part of a community where the majority of the players are around 13 years old, who still have to mature.
because his buddies that were loving with me weren't taking his advice at all, whatever robot guy it was ordered like 300 pizzas to my house like 5 nights in a row.

They gave me the pizzas each time so it was cool.

Funny thing is, I didn't know him too well, but I'd still known him for a good 5-6 years ingame.  Earlier in 2012, we'd play in a grapple knife DM, which is when I started to get to know him more.  And by that, I only mean how he played and how we cooperated in general.  I wasn't keeping tabs on many people specifically at the time, so the news of his death flew over my head, but I had been curious as to where he went.

I can't come close to expressing the empathy many other members of the community can, simply because I didn't know him well enough (not because I didn't care about him, but because my word isn't valuable when we only shared a few conversations), but I certainly miss his company, and never saw him as being anything but a fantastic individual.