HugS
Smash Champion
I'm saddened to inform you all that Atul Vyas has sadly passed away in the tragic train accident on september 11th, 2008 here in Chatsworth. He was 20 years old.
For those of you who knew him, he was a great smasher and a great person in general.
I knew him personally from high school and I helped introduce him to the smashboards community.
We all have that guy that used to **** us in smash before we got good, well, he was still ****** me long after I became good.
However, Smash was the least of his talents. He was by far the smartest person I knew, scoring an amazing 1580 out of 1600 on his SAT's. He was en route to becoming a doctor and was in the midst of heading to MIT or Harvard. How smart and talented do you have to be to even have a choice between the two?
He was a great friend and a positive role model for me. He was years beyond me in all aspects of life even though I was 2 years his senior. If you did not have the privaledge of knowing Atul, you seriously missed out.
I'd like to keep some respect on this thread as a tribute to him. I hope mods will be harsh on any spam that goes on in here.
I will update this thread with funeral information incase anyone is interested in attending.
There is a site where people are allowed to post anything they'd like in memory of atul. http://projects.latimes.com/metrolink-crash/name/atul-vyas/
If you didn't know him, please don't post on that link. I guess it's something kind of special for those who knew him in person.
For those of you who knew him, he was a great smasher and a great person in general.
I knew him personally from high school and I helped introduce him to the smashboards community.
We all have that guy that used to **** us in smash before we got good, well, he was still ****** me long after I became good.
However, Smash was the least of his talents. He was by far the smartest person I knew, scoring an amazing 1580 out of 1600 on his SAT's. He was en route to becoming a doctor and was in the midst of heading to MIT or Harvard. How smart and talented do you have to be to even have a choice between the two?
He was a great friend and a positive role model for me. He was years beyond me in all aspects of life even though I was 2 years his senior. If you did not have the privaledge of knowing Atul, you seriously missed out.
I'd like to keep some respect on this thread as a tribute to him. I hope mods will be harsh on any spam that goes on in here.
I will update this thread with funeral information incase anyone is interested in attending.
There is a site where people are allowed to post anything they'd like in memory of atul. http://projects.latimes.com/metrolink-crash/name/atul-vyas/
If you didn't know him, please don't post on that link. I guess it's something kind of special for those who knew him in person.