[W] - The Warriors Gang

[IDmad]

ZiGGY.H link=topic=8006.msg432674#msg432674 date=1350858512]
Sorry couldn't make it had a long week.. Will be on later though.

np, I was only online for a few hours anyways  Had some fun there too, so u might catch me online more often from now on (more often than once a year, lol) 

[HaZe]

ZiGGY.H link=topic=8006.msg432674#msg432674 date=1350858512]

Nah he always had said he would not live to far past 30, this is exactly what my best friend who died early last year said all the time.

why would he say that though

[ZiGGY]

why would he say that though

I know it raises questions, but unfortunetely a lot of young people these days are affected by the usage of opiate drugs, especially heroin itself. And those that enjoy the high.. or enjoy the lifestyle; tend to accept their fate.. my best friend Hunter said this too even when we were young around the age of 14-15 I remember him saying that. I'm pretty superstitious too and I know when you express something that bold and drastic the universe takes heed to your calling of such a manner and eventually takes the opportunity to fulfill your wish. I'm looking at this in a point of view as an idealist, and a realist. Which I am. Just think about it, this happened which was a misfortune and he did not deserve it although the message is clear. Do not abuse drugs that can cause a fatal end. I have witnessed it first hand.. and I'm still a recovering addict to this day. Hooligan and I had a lot of similarities in this matter... in our last conversation I was holding on to him by a thread and trying to heal his pain spiritually as well as showing as much support to help him find the way to freedom of addiction. But look it was a bitter and saddening end, and the truth I hold is you have to want to become successful in conquering our vices and addictions. It's freedom of mind, and freedom of touch. You have to want to "let go" of the old you, and become something better. Enough preaching, I will forever look at this tragic end as a revelation and as a witness of the misery we go through in this enslavement of a addiction. It's a inspiration; epiphany and a adumbration of a significant devine intervention as it may seem odd, and we may never know the truth about a tragedy in life... we learn to move on... and forgive the oppressor which is fate. I'm not saying a revolt can not change the person in suffering but I am saying the person in suffering must change within themselves. Hooligan if your out there... I love ya man.. never change who your are but remember.. we will never forget your character and especially your loyalty and passion for the Warriors. One love

-Zig

[[W]Quest]

Hooligan often said, for years, he would not live past thirty. More recently he had gone through some hard times and spent a lot of time in some dark places. Getting the call from his brother, from his phone was a very difficult and life altering thing.

One thing I do know is that Hooligan loved GTA, whether it be SA-MP or GTA IV, he was a dedicated man. Thanks for the kind words everyone.

[HaZe]

That was lovely Zig

[ZiGGY]

That was lovely Zig

Thanks I appreciate that. It's not often I get the energy to write such things. 

[Carbon]

ZiGGY.H link=topic=8006.msg432710#msg432710 date=1350943471]
Thanks I appreciate that. It's not often I get the energy to write such things. 

wise words there

[Juice]

Damn..

R.I.P Hooligan

[[W]Quest]

Rockstar made their own post about Hooligan: http://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/ar...ligan.html

[8Ball]

Quest link=topic=8006.msg432728#msg432728 date=1351003883]
Rockstar made their own post about Hooligan: http://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/ar...ligan.html

Some great messages, and also incredibly nice of Rockstar to do.

Hooligan is one of the most iconic SA-MP players of all time and deserves respect whether he was loved or hated. Founder of probably the most famous GTA clan, hes done a lot for this community, RIP Hooli.

Hoping Zig and the rest of the clan can move forward, good luck!