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Holy crap!

Well I guess I can't be surprised, its been 10 years and that is a long time being a webmaster for a site.  All the hard work you have put in over the years is incredible. I've said many times how much I love your work here. Total respect.

I do hope the next person who comes along doesn't take away the community/family atmosphere the Jet Li site has.

I really wish you all the best of luck in your new endeavors.

Good luck, Mark! And thank you!

/salute

Hello, my name is Irma and I love Jet Li.  I am also a graphic design student at Cuyamaca College, about to get my Graphic Design degree.  I would love to be friends with you.  I was wondering who is taking over the Official Site of Jet Li?  Please write back.  Thank you.

Dear Mark, I am so sad when I hear this news. I know 10-years isn't a short time, you gave the website the new life and it grew up day by day under your heart, just like a baby . And it also gave us much happy time and help (especially on my English ability ) but now you decide to leave it, it must be so hard to make the decision, and it must have some reason that you have to leave. Though I really sad, but this is your decision, I support you!!

I know it must be not easy to maintain the website, as an official website ,you can't put all the news on the website like others  about Jet, you should keep the official sense, especially for these years, Jet put all his life on the philanthropy, just as you said he was so busy and hard on it, so maybe he had little time share with you, which made you more difficult , so really thank you for your effort for so long time, and please forgive Jet's "little time". I don't know without you, if the website can also be so wonderful........We will miss you and please take care of yourself, and hope we also can meet you on the AND frequently .Wish you sincerely....

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I miss you....
Thank you for all you have done for us, and good luck !!

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I will really really miss you and your great work !
You are a very talented webmaster and a much-witted person !
(Though I've never met you, I can feel your character from what you've written in this place...)
I've been enjoying this website as much as your comments.
Thank you for all these years !
Please keep in touch with this place.
Good luck !

Awwwww, sad to see you leaving.

You've been a wonderful webmaster for Jet Li site and AnD. But nice to know you'll still be around. Anyway, take care, and best wishes in your new job.

Bump over the b-day thread so people can see it.

what? damn mang..that sucks..no more bannin my ass every couple of years or so..take care markie-mark...  no hard feelins mac

The site's not gonna be the same without ya, bro. Take care.

Damn. This blows. At least you'll still hang around. Good luck with whatever you'll do from now on! But still, who the hell am I gonna flirt with now?

Mark Sir,

I am not so old timer here. In fact, I have been gone for some time. I have not made conversations with you yet and now you'd be gone. That's sad, but I'm sure something greater is in store for you.

Have a great journey ahead Sir.

Has Mark been knighted?  

That would have been "Sir Mark" not "Mark Sir".

- Sir Mark, K.B.E.

Depends on the origin of the poster....for instance, in French, the noun comes first and then the adjective.... (house blue)....so, it may have been customary for that poster to swap the two words around  (Mark Sir vs. Sir Mark).  Go with SIR MARK, Mark...it'll look good on the old resume!  

AH, well, since the term "knight" was used I assumed you were asking if I was knighted by the British Empire.  If it had been a French knighting you would have used the term "Chevalier" as that is the correct termof reference for a knight in France.  Likewise, if it was Spain it would have "Caballero", Italian "Cavaliere", German "Ritter" (who knew Jack was so noble?), Swedish "Riddare" and Polish "Kawaler" (or Rycerz if it was in the middle ages in Poland).

Of course the origin of the word comes from the Old English word "cniht" which means "boy" or "youth" or possibly "servant" so you could have also just called me "Boy Mark", but I probably wouldn't have taken it the same way.  ;-)

- Mark

I like Caballero Mark.

Oh, Sir Mark....I've had Stevie Wonder's Sir Duke playing non-stop in my head since last night.  Good tune!  Played it in high school.....

I think it could be your theme song, just changeout the word duke for Mark....or make it Sir Dude....now that's tubular!   BONZAI!!!!

Shouldn't you be packing, oh Caballero one?  

Yeah, sure... like all that came right off the top of your head, Cousin Mark.  Especially "cniht".