Tim From Cincinatti Where are you Dude?

[Gunnar]

Tim was on in the early days. I miss Artie riffing on him when he used to call in.

[Gunnar]

Is it true the rumor I heard that Tim from Cincinnati committed suicide? Some one told me it was in the both the LA and Cincinnati papers just before the Superbowl.

[Gunnar]

Here is what some body sent me on Tim From Cincinatti. RIP Bro. Sorry the acting did not work out.

Timothy Michael "TimmO" B-man, 43, departed this world on Jan. 30, 2012. Tim was preceded in death by his parents - Bernadine and Bill. Tim was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. He later moved to southern California where he spent past 11 years pursuing an acting career. Being one of eight children in a small town made life very interesting for Tim. As a teenager, he moved with his family to Buckeye Lake area where he discovered his love of the acting and fashion design. Tim was an extraordinarily gifted, self-taught sheet-rock/stucco apprentice whose work encompassed a range of paints, tape and styles. However, Tim acted from the heart. He could weave abstract portrayals or free-style impressions– he acted what he felt. Tim moved back to Ohio recently to take care of his mother, his grandmother, and his Uncle Bill. In doing so, he was able to energize the acting scene there and realize his dream of stucco as an art form and teaching successful acting to the youths. He made great contributions to downtown Cincinnati by acts such as giving the homeless and down on their luck residents a place to express their creativity. He is survived by his very special girlfriend, Dahner, who stayed by his side until the end. Also his dog Rufus also managed some visiting rights as well.

We all have fond memories of Tim the Actor, the Uncle, the Brother, and the Friend and he will be missed too much for words.

[Peau de Soie]

Huh? Is this for real? "Dahner", like Artie's "Daner"? Does the sheetrock taping thing have anything to do with the ongoing Gonzo and related "taper" references?

(I didn't start listening until March so this is new to me.)

[RODFROMBAYSIDE]

No way that is true i know for a fact he called in after the superbowl

[Gunnar]

You got a date (and hopefully hour and minute into the show) that verifies this? I would like to listen to old Tim one more time.

I think, however, Tim is gone.

Gun.

[RODFROMBAYSIDE]

You got a date (and hopefully hour and minute into the show) that verifies this? I would like to listen to old Tim one more time.

I think, however, Tim is gone.

Gun.

No dont have a date and time but i know for a fact he did call in cause he mentioned me in his call. Im sure he is alive maybe they just dont pick up his calls anymore i even have a harder time getting on then i used to

[Gunnar]

Timmy C is on N&A podcast 11/30/11 Hour 3 18:56 in.

If you listen closely, Tim does not sound well here (emphysema?).

But if "Rob From Bayside" is not getting picked up, then maybe it is just a problem with N&A phone screeners not understanding where the talent is in the fan base (and TfC is still alive and pursing an acting gig).

There must still be a guest spot open on the upcoming Suddenly Susan Reunion show and Nick can probably help him get a paying gig.

However, I think Timmy is gone.

And I hate to say it but, F-Timmy.

Note: 11/30/11 Hour 2 starts out with Richard Lewis. Listen for Jack Ruby reference.

Gun.

[ilovebacon]

Anybody here on facebook? I found this link on google, but I can't really see the wall or anything: http://www.facebook.com/tim.fromcincinnati

[Gunnar]

Not sure about seeing The Wall, but I recommend listening to it instead.

Here are some lyrics to Mother (which Artie once sang on Stern years ago and talked about on N&A a while back):

Mother (Waters)

Mother do you think they'll drop the bomb?
Mother do you think they'll like this song?
Mother do you think they'll try to break my balls?
Mother should I build the wall?
Mother should I run for president?
Mother should I trust the government?
Mother will they put me in the firing line?
Mother am I really dying?
...

I think Of TfC listening to this as he passed to a better place. Thanks for the calls into N&A Tim.

Gun.

[ilovebacon]

Not sure about seeing The Wall, but I recommend listening to it instead

[QwikSand]

Just to add to this, I am listening to the 2/8/12 show after the Super Bowl and Tim called in at 34:50 in Hour 1. He sounded fine to me, was making jokes.

EDIT: And again on 2/28/12 in hour 1 35:00 making jokes and sounding fine.

[Gunnar]

If Tim from `Nati was really alive then he would call in tonight to talk about Cincinnati Reds star Barry Larkin being inducted into the hall of fame.

Even though Tim did not know that the Eiffel tower is in Paris, I bet he has some really boring personal stories of Barry he could talk (and talk) about tonight.

That is what I loved about TfC (his ability to bore the crap out of N&A's audience about anything `Nati).

Miss you Tim and RIP.

G^unn^ar,

[timinqueue]

I'm alive, motherfuckers. you can twitter me @timinqueue

[mpa]

Thanks for the bad news (who are you again?)

[timinqueue]

According to Artie, I'm nobody, and I should go home.

[mpa]

Gunner said you were dead, but I'm not really sure who he is either, maybe he's dead since you're alive

[kev]

According to Artie, I'm nobody, and I should go home.

Welome to Dawgs Tim!

[kev]

Nevermind I see you joined in January.

[Gunnar]

This has got to be one of the worst hoaxes ever played on the Dawgs and N&A fans.

TfC is dead. The faker who called in last night should be ashamed of himself.

Tim would never bash the Bengals the way that impostor did.

The thing that gave it away is the caller said he has been in LA 10 years.

The real TfC said 10 years last year.

Finally, @timinqueue has a picture of the impostor standing in line to get an autograph from a pro wrestler.

The Tim we all knew and loved would never do such a thing (without at least wearing his Reds cap).

BTW, check that picture out. You have to love the way the lady is glaring at "Fake Tim" (as in what is a 50 year guy waiting in line for a wrestler's autograph for).

Gunnar, "Protecting the memory of TfC forever"