RIP Justin Ramos aka 'justnum'......................

[ribdoner]

nummy wasn't a dummy

he has been and will continue to be missed

condolences to friends and esp family

RIP, if you cross cues with SMORG get some weight

 

[mdavis228]

Always sad news to hear of a member lost.
RIP

 

[sunburn]

Very sad news...I had a few conversations in threads w/ him.

RIP justnum...it takes all kinds to make the world go round.

 

[Ghost of OBC]

Fair winds, Prof. Ramos. Sad news indeed.

 

[Fatboy]

Sad to hear. Not yet 40?

Justin/justnum will remain an enigma, it seems. Impossible to tell how much was joking, or half joking, or completely serious. He said at one point he was a 350-pound women in South Dakota -- I guess he wasn't.

I never really communicated with him, I’d read what he had to say and often wonder what was really going on. Sad thing he passed.

 

[SlateMan]

he had over 19,000 messages!

RIP Justnum.

Ya'll do me a favor...If I pass, no one post my thread count...My wife already thinks I spend too much time playing pool!

 

[MitchAlsup]

One thing you can say for him--His mind was not closed to new ideas ?!? no matter how bazar.

 

[straightline]

Oh well, RIP. Still curious about the Rob Lowe looking straight pool guy.

 

[jimmyg]

If I'm not mistaken didn't his avatar thingy (picture) mention something about being a testicular cancer survivor? Only a guess but might have been cancer related?

I believe that you are correct.

 

[7stud]

 

[axejunkie]

I'm sad to read this, I didn't know him and only read his posts, shows how short and fragile life can be.

 

[Bishop]

This is heartbreaking. I had a ton of exchanges with this guy. He never took anything too seriously and I always liked that about him.

He was super creative.

Really tough to hear this.

 

[markjames]

This is heartbreaking. I had a ton of exchanges with this guy. He never took anything too seriously and I always liked that about him.

He was super creative.

Really tough to hear this.

i always wondered, did he venture over to NPR?

i stay outta there but i always thought he might fit in well with godzilla ripping king kong’s arms and legs off and mothra cooking the body parts for political nightmares and constitutional debate

 

[FairladyZ]

Wow, sad news. As much as everyone heckled him, I always enjoyed his posts and got along with him well. I could tell by his verbiage that he was quite sharp & educated. Very creative & friendly guy, we passed the time in a lot of threads; the more technical the better.

RIP Justnum!

 

[Cuebuddy]

For me Justin was hard to gauge. I am afraid I may have been less than patient with him on a few occasions. That's really not like me, but I have become somewhat judgmental as I grow older.
Maybe the Professor has taught me something after all.
Rest in piece Justnum.

 

[mikepage]

sad to hear.

 

[FairladyZ]

I don't want to over step my bounds here, but do we know what happened? He seemed pretty young. Sometimes this is a sensitive topic so I want to be respectful.

I too was wondering that. Seemed quite young.

 

[straightline]

This is heartbreaking. I had a ton of exchanges with this guy. He never took anything too seriously and I always liked that about him.

He was super creative.

Really tough to hear this.

I tried to engage him at first but he always went off somewhere else. Some may have noticed I don't try eulogizing anyone. Mostly don't know 'em but there's too much unknown about the next step. I'm surprised there's no arguments here about it. Or the aiming forum for that matter. People stick to etiquette and I suppose their own mortality.
Well RIP again...

 

[Kickin' Chicken]

He died and we learned he had a degree and was a university teacher and so now he's receiving kind and complimentary comments.

RIP Justin

 

[jimmyco]

i always wondered, did he venture over to NPR?

i stay outta there but i always thought he might fit in well with godzilla ripping king kong’s arms and legs off and mothra cooking the body parts for political nightmares and constitutional debate

Yes, he did.

He posted there on matters he was well informed on, particularly health issues. He was honest with the effect it had on him.

Rest in Peace