Robin Williams

**NeoMatrix** · 08-13-2014

I write this with a tear in my eye and a void my heart.... Robin Williams was a white knight in shining armor to millions. It is sad that some one who made so many people laugh, could have been so unhappy himself.
He was a true white knight. He will be immortalised for ever in his some of his marvelous movie animations.

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**Mr.Claire** · 08-13-2014

He was one of my favorite actors growing up... I prefer to think he is not deceased, he is just stuck in the jungle till someone rolls a 5 or an 8...

**Akitu** · 08-14-2014

Originally Posted by Mr.Claire

He was one of my favorite actors growing up... I prefer to think he is not deceased, he is just stuck in the jungle till someone rolls a 5 or an 8...

I saw something similar on the web. Robin Williams isn't dead, we're just waiting for someone to roll a 5 or an 8.

**DWise** · 08-14-2014

Originally Posted by Mr.Claire

He was one of my favorite actors growing up... I prefer to think he is not deceased, he is just stuck in the jungle till someone rolls a 5 or an 8...

Well hand me the dice...

**Debs1964** · 08-16-2014

Originally Posted by slimslob

Debs1964 posted on her Facebook 9 hours ago "I heard the news about Robin Williams at 3am as they play radio 24 hours a day in the campsite toilets, very, very sad, but those that have never suffered from depression will never understand the overwhelming loneliness and despair, it doesn't matter how adored he was by millions of people, the only persons love you really need is your own, if you can't love yourself then you will continue to exist in the bottom of a very dark hole. RIP Robin Williams, I hope you have finally found peace"

Thanks Tim for sharing my thoughts here as I had limited internet access while on holiday.
Some people may know, on and off throughout my life I have suffered from depression, I once had to have 6 months off sick due to it, and when I was 17 I made an attempt on my own life, since then I once emptied a bottle of pills into my hand, stared at them for a long time before putting them back in the bottle, and have thought about it a few times since. I am lucky, my depression is reactive, there is always something that triggers it (usually men!!). It's when you have known such deep despair that you really begin to understand how it feels. For those of you that are lucky enough not to have suffered this hugely debilitating illness, it is a lot more than feeling a bit down, it is like being at the bottom of a very deep, dark hole with no visible means of ever getting out of it. But is possible to escape from it, and I no longer mind sharing my experiences, if they can help to give one person hope for the future if they are feeling this way, then sharing it is worthwhile

**NeoMatrix** · 08-17-2014

Originally Posted by Debs1964

Thanks Tim for sharing my thoughts here as I had limited internet access while on holiday.
Some people may know, on and off throughout my life I have suffered from depression, I once had to have 6 months off sick due to it, and when I was 17 I made an attempt on my own life, since then I once emptied a bottle of pills into my hand, stared at them for a long time before putting them back in the bottle, and have thought about it a few times since. I am lucky, my depression is reactive, there is always something that triggers it (usually men!!). It's when you have known such deep despair that you really begin to understand how it feels. For those of you that are lucky enough not to have suffered this hugely debilitating illness, it is a lot more than feeling a bit down, it is like being at the bottom of a very deep, dark hole with no visible means of ever getting out of it. But is possible to escape from it, and I no longer mind sharing my experiences, if they can help to give one person hope for the future if they are feeling this way, then sharing it is worthwhile

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