NO PANTS !!!!

My buddy Rick, who died now 5 years ago on Canada Day used to like going around with no pants. Of course I'll wear skits in honour of him.

I can't remember why but when we went through the Timmies in Port Hawksbury he was wearing NO pants. {Yes his naked butt was in the car seat) So in honour of my buddy Rick.. here's my bf Terry with no pants!!!!

Happy Canada Day

Sadly I remember my buddy Rick on Canada day. It's been already 4 years. Time passes by quickly.

We put flowers on Rick's grave yesterday

 

July 1st 2nd years ago our friend Rick passed away. Yesterday my gf and I went to see his grave and put some flowers around it. If he were alive, he'd kick them :)

Dead men don't wear plaid.

Yesterday I get this message on Facebook. That my friend Rick, may he Rest In Peace as he passed away on July 1st, 2011, just answered a question about me. 

For starters, I don't have this Facebook application, TRUTH GAME, installed. Secondly, even if I did, Rick cannot be possibly answering questions about me, or anyone else for that matter - because he's DEAD. 

He's not pining for the Fjords or Chibougamau, he's passed on, he's no more, he's ceased to be. He's expired and gone to meet his maker. He's stiff and bereft of life. He's kicked the bucket, he's shuffled off, he's pushing the daisies, his metabolic processes are now history. 

He's a DEAD MAN and dead men do not answer questions two months after they expired!!!! To have the application say he answered questions about me and dozens of his other friends is CREEPY!!!!

Info for my friends service

Re-posted from Facebook to reach more of Rick's friends. 

The funeral service for Rick Langston will be held on Wednesday July 6 from 12:00pm-2:00pm, and from 7:00pm-9:00pm at the J.J. Cardinal Funeral Home in Dorval. 560 Lakeshore Drive, Dorval, H9S 5W7

Rick will be cremated and buried to join his parents, however the burial itself will postponed until August following the return home of his friend Valius Kmieliauskas who is currently serving our country overseas.

Rick's family has asked that instead of flowers, donations can be made to the Montreal S.P.C.A. Those of us who knew Rick well can attest that this is something which would make him very happy.