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**awww walshy**

You don't truly appreciate something until it's gone.

I don't mind if people jump on the "I miss Mike" bandwagon, but I don't want them pretending they have listened to him all their life and ish because to people like me and the majority of my friends that is an insult. Just respect him, don't pretend.

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awww walshy 08-09 Most Improved Poster of the Year Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 5,098 Thanks: 421 Thanked 309 Times in 201 Posts Location: Morgantown Total Points: 4,876.63 Donate	Re: Why does it take the death of someone for people to begin showing appreciation? - 06-28-2009, 07:30 AM You don't truly appreciate something until it's gone. I don't mind if people jump on the "I miss Mike" bandwagon, but I don't want them pretending they have listened to him all their life and ish because to people like me and the majority of my friends that is an insult. Just respect him, don't pretend. [XBL Gamertag: L 0 C K 0 N x \| PSN Tag: TMac217 \| Formerly known as 43polamalu_miller31] Me and Nitelite's Reviews