RIP brother. Enjoyed your stuff. Prayers sent for your family.
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In Memory of Rebarcock.
As we navigate life without Pat 'Rebarcock.' Flood, who passed on Sept 21, 2025, we continue to remember the profound impact he had on our community. His support was a cornerstone for our forum. We encourage you to visit the memorial thread to share your memories and condolences. In honor of Pat’s love for storytelling, please contribute to his ‘Rebarcock tells a story’ thread. Your stories will help keep his spirit alive among us.
RIP @REBARCOCK. 12/5/1972 - 9/21/2025
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I don't post very much anywhere, anymore. Some of the best private conversations I ever had was with RC. (Some were really hard). He loved his hounds. I loved mine. That's how we first connected. Coonhounds.
He is a truly good man. An amazing human. A gentleman....public posting not withstanding. Just trust me on this. And flat out hilarious. (Y'all know)
May He welcome RC/Pat home. And may RC be getting tackled by our pups.
Love you Pat. Snuggle Guinness until I get there.
He is a truly good man. An amazing human. A gentleman....public posting not withstanding. Just trust me on this. And flat out hilarious. (Y'all know)
May He welcome RC/Pat home. And may RC be getting tackled by our pups.
Love you Pat. Snuggle Guinness until I get there.
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When did he not.
TheFiend
Elite
Guess I'm at the anger stage of mourning....
coz yo comment got me all irrationally triggered and shit.
I haven't been on in a few weeks and came back to see this. Damn, this hits hard. Rebarcock was a legend and a generous soul, who actually offered me a place to stay if needed when I was unemployed back in 2021. RIP to one of our finest, Heaven just got a little rowdier. 
Good journey. God speed. God bless @Rebarcock.
This thread needs to get to at least 100 posts. For @Rebarcock.
Asshole
Poster
@Rebarcock love you brother!
Good man. He had no hate in him. That's a tough trait to follow
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Cartoondude135
Poster
May Rebarcock rest peacefully - his journey ended too soon.
NotoriousOutlawRecords
Elite
@Rebarcock.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:
Rebar wld be furious, watching every1 be all sappy and Cognitively displaced over his passing.
Rebar is sitting wherever he is, laughing at us that he no longer has to put up with the piss ant rat race.
Rebar wld resurrect just to lambast every1 for simping over his death.
Like I said before, I may not have known Rebar as well as all of u, however I did know Rebar & he wld come back here just to shit fuck every1 for being so, what's the word he'd use...
CRY BABY BITCHES!
Rebar doesn't want us to get all chummy bc he's gone, he'd want us to continue the legacy of @TFSF.
Rebar was a master of shit posting/talking to inspire U to get up off ur lazy asses & do sum thing.
Can U do it?
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:
Rebar wld be furious, watching every1 be all sappy and Cognitively displaced over his passing.
Rebar is sitting wherever he is, laughing at us that he no longer has to put up with the piss ant rat race.
Rebar wld resurrect just to lambast every1 for simping over his death.
Like I said before, I may not have known Rebar as well as all of u, however I did know Rebar & he wld come back here just to shit fuck every1 for being so, what's the word he'd use...
CRY BABY BITCHES!
Rebar doesn't want us to get all chummy bc he's gone, he'd want us to continue the legacy of @TFSF.
Rebar was a master of shit posting/talking to inspire U to get up off ur lazy asses & do sum thing.
Can U do it?
TheFiend
Elite
In the quiet words of the Virgin Mary,@Rebarcock.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:
Rebar wld be furious, watching every1 be all sappy and Cognitively displaced over his passing.
Rebar is sitting wherever he is, laughing at us that he no longer has to put up with the piss ant rat race.
Rebar wld resurrect just to lambast every1 for simping over his death.
Like I said before, I may not have known Rebar as well as all of u, however I did know Rebar & he wld come back here just to shit fuck every1 for being so, what's the word he'd use...
CRY BABY BITCHES!
Rebar doesn't want us to get all chummy bc he's gone, he'd want us to continue the legacy of @TFSF.
Rebar was a master of shit posting/talking to inspire U to get up off ur lazy asses & do sum thing.
Can U do it?
Come again?
NotoriousOutlawRecords
Elite
Asshole
Poster
I tried to find more information we might have missed about Rebarcock.. On other forums and what not.. Did not find much, but did told AI to formulate what we did find in to a respectful story about RC. Hope it will light up his spirit once again!
The Steel Man's Last Thread
In the salty haze of Myrtle Beach, where the ocean whispered secrets to the shore, Pat Flood welded his days together like rebar in concrete—strong, unyielding, and hidden beneath the surface. Born in Columbia back in '72, Pat had spent over three decades in this coastal town, his hands calloused from sparks and steel, his mind sharp as a fresh cut. By day, he fused metal into something unbreakable; by night, he fused words into stories that could bend minds without breaking spirits.
Pat wasn't one for the spotlight. He preferred the glow of a screen in a quiet room, where forums like Rivals and The Mainboard once let him roam free. But when the mods started clamping down—silencing the raw, the real, the politically incorrect—Pat said enough. He tossed in the first dollar to birth The Free Speech Forum, a digital refuge for the exiled. There, under the handle "Rebarcock," he became the backbone of the community. His master thread, "Dance Your Cares Away - Fraggle Law Abiding Citizens," sprawled across thousands of pages like an endless beach bonfire. He'd drop tales of wild escapades, patriotic rants, and dark jokes that walked the edge without falling off. "Steel man," he'd sign off, reminding everyone that toughness came with heart.
On X, where bans chased him like bad weather, Pat kept it simple. @Rebarcock and its backups were his quiet outposts—posts about shipping seeds to South Carolina soil, the gut-wrench of saying goodbye to a loyal dog ("Hardest part of owning a dog is the last day"), or a cryptic nod to "borrowed children." No viral storms, just low-key ripples. "Dog is God backwards," his bio preached, a mantra for a guy who saw divinity in the everyday loyal and fierce.
But edges dull with time, and on September 21, 2025, Pat's fire went out at home, too soon at 52. The forum lit up with grief—threads turned memorials, users sharing his stories like heirlooms. They raised glasses, and kept posting in his honor. Pat hadn't chased fame; he'd built bonds. In the vast, moderated void of the internet, he was the rebar holding it all together—a good guy gone, but never truly silent.
Steel man forever.
The Steel Man's Last Thread
In the salty haze of Myrtle Beach, where the ocean whispered secrets to the shore, Pat Flood welded his days together like rebar in concrete—strong, unyielding, and hidden beneath the surface. Born in Columbia back in '72, Pat had spent over three decades in this coastal town, his hands calloused from sparks and steel, his mind sharp as a fresh cut. By day, he fused metal into something unbreakable; by night, he fused words into stories that could bend minds without breaking spirits.
Pat wasn't one for the spotlight. He preferred the glow of a screen in a quiet room, where forums like Rivals and The Mainboard once let him roam free. But when the mods started clamping down—silencing the raw, the real, the politically incorrect—Pat said enough. He tossed in the first dollar to birth The Free Speech Forum, a digital refuge for the exiled. There, under the handle "Rebarcock," he became the backbone of the community. His master thread, "Dance Your Cares Away - Fraggle Law Abiding Citizens," sprawled across thousands of pages like an endless beach bonfire. He'd drop tales of wild escapades, patriotic rants, and dark jokes that walked the edge without falling off. "Steel man," he'd sign off, reminding everyone that toughness came with heart.
On X, where bans chased him like bad weather, Pat kept it simple. @Rebarcock and its backups were his quiet outposts—posts about shipping seeds to South Carolina soil, the gut-wrench of saying goodbye to a loyal dog ("Hardest part of owning a dog is the last day"), or a cryptic nod to "borrowed children." No viral storms, just low-key ripples. "Dog is God backwards," his bio preached, a mantra for a guy who saw divinity in the everyday loyal and fierce.
But edges dull with time, and on September 21, 2025, Pat's fire went out at home, too soon at 52. The forum lit up with grief—threads turned memorials, users sharing his stories like heirlooms. They raised glasses, and kept posting in his honor. Pat hadn't chased fame; he'd built bonds. In the vast, moderated void of the internet, he was the rebar holding it all together—a good guy gone, but never truly silent.
Steel man forever.
Barely knew the guy. And fuck ai.I tried to find more information we might have missed about Rebarcock.. On other forums and what not.. Did not find much, but did told AI to formulate what we did find in to a respectful story about RC. Hope it will light up his spirit once again!
The Steel Man's Last Thread
In the salty haze of Myrtle Beach, where the ocean whispered secrets to the shore, Pat Flood welded his days together like rebar in concrete—strong, unyielding, and hidden beneath the surface. Born in Columbia back in '72, Pat had spent over three decades in this coastal town, his hands calloused from sparks and steel, his mind sharp as a fresh cut. By day, he fused metal into something unbreakable; by night, he fused words into stories that could bend minds without breaking spirits.
Pat wasn't one for the spotlight. He preferred the glow of a screen in a quiet room, where forums like Rivals and The Mainboard once let him roam free. But when the mods started clamping down—silencing the raw, the real, the politically incorrect—Pat said enough. He tossed in the first dollar to birth The Free Speech Forum, a digital refuge for the exiled. There, under the handle "Rebarcock," he became the backbone of the community. His master thread, "Dance Your Cares Away - Fraggle Law Abiding Citizens," sprawled across thousands of pages like an endless beach bonfire. He'd drop tales of wild escapades, patriotic rants, and dark jokes that walked the edge without falling off. "Steel man," he'd sign off, reminding everyone that toughness came with heart.
On X, where bans chased him like bad weather, Pat kept it simple. @Rebarcock and its backups were his quiet outposts—posts about shipping seeds to South Carolina soil, the gut-wrench of saying goodbye to a loyal dog ("Hardest part of owning a dog is the last day"), or a cryptic nod to "borrowed children." No viral storms, just low-key ripples. "Dog is God backwards," his bio preached, a mantra for a guy who saw divinity in the everyday loyal and fierce.
But edges dull with time, and on September 21, 2025, Pat's fire went out at home, too soon at 52. The forum lit up with grief—threads turned memorials, users sharing his stories like heirlooms. They raised glasses, and kept posting in his honor. Pat hadn't chased fame; he'd built bonds. In the vast, moderated void of the internet, he was the rebar holding it all together—a good guy gone, but
His stories about Myrtle Beach were spot on.
