Joe Caps update (1 Viewer)

[Richard Carnahan]

Forwarded from rec.arts.movies.tech:
I just spoke with a ghost.
Joe Caporiccio.
He is, much to my shock, fine. That is: He was hit by a hit and run
driver (who they have caught). He was in a coma. He had brain
surgery. And... he's making a full recovery. He is expected to be
released from the hospital in another week or so.
A genuine miracle, it would appear.
Jeff Joseph
SabuCat Productions

 

[Peter Overduin]

This is welcome news indeed! I know we all hope for the best for Joe. Not to mention justice for the perpetrator

(being polite here).

 

[Dan Brecher]

This is excellent news.
Dan (UK)

 

[Jason Whyte]

Great news to hear. My best to Joe and his family.
Jason

 

[Jeff Ulmer]

Great news. I look forward to seeing some rants on what studio classic has been f*cked up soon.
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[Scott Weinberg]

That's a sincere relief. My best to Joe and his family, and I hope he makes a full recovery as soon as possible.
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[Dwayne]

Thanks for posting the news. Hope to see him posting soon.
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[Peter Kline]

Good news. Joe is just too feisty not to make a full recovery.
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[Jeff Kleist]

Fantastic! I'm sure Joe's had a chance to watch a lot of DVDs while in the hospital, and should have plenty of material for his return

 

[Ronald Epstein]

This news made my day!
My best to Joe Caps!
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[Brian E]

Good to hear. Joe, hope you have a speedy recovery.
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[Patrick Mirza]

Glad to hear it!
I would wait a while before I told him about WB's "family film" policy though
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[Adam Lenhardt]

"Im out of the coma and I feel great! What's new?"
"Warner has set aside their Family line of movies in Pan and Scan only."
*flatline*

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[Michael St. Clair]

Hooray!

Hope to see Joe around here soon!

 

[Anthony Thorne]

This is great news and I'm glad Joe is doing okay. I also hope the driver (if he/she was fully aware of the accident and chose not to assist Joe afterwards) is penalized accordingly. It really does sound like a miracle that Joe is okay (and I'm truly happy to hear it) but the outcome could have so easily been differerent.
Anyway, I'm glad Joe will be sitting back shortly and watching CITIZEN KANE, THE GODFATHER, the Criterion Hitchcocks and others just like the rest of us.

 

[Hakan Powers]

Excellent news!
Indeed, it does sound like a miracle.
Hope you have a full and speedy recovery Joe.

 

[Dave Hahn]

Very good news indeed! Looking forward to Joe's first post when he gets back to the net. It's important that sometimes there is someone to notice that the emperor has no clothes.
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[Kurt N]

Great news! Let's hope he's back here with us soon.

 

[Peter M Fitzgerald]

Wow, looks like there are amazingly happy endings in real life too, not just in movies. Great to hear that Joe is on the mend, and hopefully will be back here amongst us soon.

 

[SteveGon]

Thanks for the update - I'm glad to hear Joe is doing fine....
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