Bruce Dorskind's Collection

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

Wow...what a smokescreen! Did Bruce write that himself!

Doubt it, there are numerous tributes on the site. Complex story, it seems.

[ullmandds]

hmmm...just goes to show that on the internet one can create whatever persona/image they choose to...maybe this is why internet dating is so difficult!!!!!

[MVSNYC]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

maybe this is why internet dating is so difficult!!!!!

...or so easy.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Doubt it, there are numerous tributes on the site. Complex story, it seems.

Wow, lots of nice things written about Bruce on that site -- maybe he just didn't like baseball card hobbyists

[joeadcock]

As Charlton Heston said:".....may God have mercy on your soul".

No one will ever know(unless someone very close to him at end), if he did repent of what he loosened on earth.

[ramram]

Hmm. I wonder which one of Bruce's "we" personas passed away? I'm sure the surviving Brucii attended the funeral. I wonder how they felt about him.

[npa589]

Rosebud.

[Cardboard Junkie]

Originally Posted by npa589

Rosebud.

Nicely done, Nate, nicely done.

[ErikV]

"There is some good in the worst of us and some evil in the best of us.
When we discover this, we are less prone to hate our enemies"

-Martin Luther King




ErikV

[mrvster]

may he rest in peace.....I did not have any dealings with Mr. Bruce, nor did I know him, but I have read his posts in the past.....either way anyone feels about this gentleman, it looks like he left quite an impression on the hobby, even in the afterlife......that says a lot for the person he was....I try not to post on these subjects too much, I try to find the positive in people no matter what.....I believe Mr. Bruce had/has a passion for the hobby we all treasure so much, and that is an intangible that no cardboard can replace....RIP Bruce D. Americas Toughest Wantlist