Damn, I miss Oberon. Great guy, and the only one to get my obscure references.

How about Sailor Steve? or did I miss something?


Magic

^ You missed nothing as Sailor Steve hasn't been around. Shroeder hasn't been around either. I was going to say the same thing of Vienna but like a bad penny, he has " resurfaced " as well. Good to see him back, too. :Kaleun_Applaud:

Steve is on the mend, I hope to speak to him tonight or tomorrow.

Steve is around, he just isn't posting as much.



Why not invite him back?

If I don't remember wrong Oberon left because he was dissatisfied with something on this forum.

Markus

Good to know Sailor Steve is still around; I was wondering about him, too, but he has had, like myself, periods of time were other exigencies make it a bit difficult to be active on the forums; I hope whatever he is dealing with is not too severe and hope he recovers well...




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I miss Rockin Robbins - where’s he been?

Speaking of missing, what happened to Steed?:hmmm:

Last I heard from him was in April. We began to chat about Doctor Who, what series to see, what I found about this episode or that, since I was going to see from the 5th Doctor forward, in the lockdown.

Jimbuna knows, but he won't tell :hmmm:

https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/sho...postcount=2526 and the four posts following on.

I trust the 'rona didn't get him? Maybe we'll put some fish-n-chips out and he'll come back?

If I'm to be honest I must I miss him a bit....to me he was the stereotypical SubSim pseudo curmudgeon.

Steed seemed lonely ... I always liked his weather reporting :up:

:Kaleun_Wink::Kaleun_Cheers:He probably secretly got a disney plus subscription and has ODed on Star Wars.


Steed, I know you are there, How do you like The Mandalorian?

Steve is alive but hardly well.

I've been suffering for six years now from chronic diarrhea which I wouldn't have mentioned but it has gotten steadily worse until now I have no control over it and almost no feeling at all.

Over the last two years I've also lost the use of my legs. That actually started over a decade ago with an occasional random fall. No dizziness. No blackouts. I'd suddenly just fall down. Sometimes I would just be standing still. Lately, like everything else, this has grown worse. I would have a very hard time getting back up. The doctors talked about sense of balance.

Then one morning in the kitchen I fell and bounced off the refrigerator. A shattered left shoulder and two cracks in my skull are the first broken bones I've ever had. A week in the ICU and I ended up in a rest home/rehab center.

They said it would take six weeks to heal but after nine weeks it showed no signs of improvement. X-rays showed the cuff to be completely detached. Three more weeks and a new set of X-rays and an MRI showed nothing different. Then they finally decided to do the operation they should have done in the first place.

After fifteen weeks I'm actually starting to heal. Well, my shoulder anyway. I have a soft foam helmet I have to wear anytime I'm out of bed. I still can't walk. I can't even get from my bed to the wheelchair without help. The diarrhea continues. Except when they haul me off to the hospital I've lived in this bed for six months. I don't know if I'll walk again. The only good news is that I'm receiving a pension, and I have my computer to keep me occupied, so I'm pretty much doing the same things I was doing before, just in a smaller space.

And that's where I'm at right now.