when a player passes away

[mbenga28]

how do you react/interact with your game used of a player after you find out he/she passed away. do you go over and take a look at it, lay it out for a brief memorial or just leave it stored away?

[otismalibu]

The greatest tribute of all is listing the item on eBay.

Superstar or scrub...they will all have one last high demand day for their memorabilia. The seller simply must outlive the player.

[Jags Fan Dan]

The greatest tribute of all is listing the item on eBay.

Superstar or scrub...they will all have one last high demand day for their memorabilia. The seller simply must outlive the player.

Hilarious!

[both-teams-played-hard]

The greatest tribute of all is listing the item on eBay.

Superstar or scrub...they will all have one last high demand day for their memorabilia. The seller simply must outlive the player.

GOLD! +1 LOL OMG WTF WWJD? ACLU

[Dewey2007]

The greatest tribute of all is listing the item on eBay.

Superstar or scrub...they will all have one last high demand day for their memorabilia. The seller simply must outlive the player.

+1 Otis my man!!

[Bravesfan]

The greatest tribute of all is listing the item on eBay.

Superstar or scrub...they will all have one last high demand day for their memorabilia. The seller simply must outlive the player.

LOL

[Bravesfan]

how do you react/interact with your game used of a player after you find out he/she passed away. do you go over and take a look at it, lay it out for a brief memorial or just leave it stored away?

Um..........well.........um...........whew.
Maybe it is time for a new direction in your life.

[Bravesfan]

Just kidding!
It does make you think about when the player held that bat in his hands.

[Lokee]

The greatest tribute of all is listing the item on eBay.

Superstar or scrub...they will all have one last high demand day for their memorabilia. The seller simply must outlive the player.

Very true.

Right after Owen Hart of the WWF/WWE died I sold a signed wrestling figure of his for 350.00.

[commando]

Very true.

Right after Owen Hart of the WWF/WWE died I sold a signed wrestling figure of his for 350.00.

In a way, you were rewarded for being a true fan of Owen Hart because you already owned the item (unless you just happened to have the figure lying around for no apparent reason). I'm sure Owen would have appreciated the fact that a few of his true fans were able to make a few bucks because they were true fans.

Does that make any sense?