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He has died (causes of death can be many, such as murder, animal attack, or fall from great height (both accidental or deliberate), as well as being exposed to extreme temperatures)

He has been kidnapped, maybe by some kind of derranged serial killer, who has been keeping him alive thus far, toying with him, possibly torturing him or abusing him sexually. He might also have been kidnapped by religious or political fanatics, being held hostage for ransom

He might have gotten lost, and may at this very moment be desperately awaiting resque - resque that may or may not ever arrive. Considering that in this case, he is most likely lost in the Australian outback, his days will most certainly be numbered

enslaved, castrated, scalped in the name of Great horde!

I didn't know that the Great Horde was back in action. Or do you mean Islamic State? If so, he is probably some warlord's personal eunuch by now, singing sweetly with his now much girlier voice

He got shot in the knee by the NCR and it is now in a cell being interrogated about Caesars plans for the war.

He probably locked himself somewhere down in his basement, working on super sekrit projekt to speed up the progress of making Fallout PnP.

He went to get some Shrimps for the Barbee.

and got eaten by a dingo!

Here we don't say shrimps, we say prawns!

Aren't Prawns a different animal? Like a Bigger shrimp?

According to wiki it's just a synonym/colloquial term for small, crayfish-like crustaceans. "Scampi" is usually the big shrimp though, but these are culinary terms, and culinary terms are *always* ass-paining biological terms

For example, in culinary world "fruit" and "vegetable" are different things. In biology, any "plant genital" is a fruit, regardless of what old gran or the tv-chef claims. The fruit is the penis of the vegetable.

Really, no one here says shrimp. I was even corrected several times when I used the word shrimp before "We don't call them shrimps, they are prawns. Shrimp is the american name."

Here We use Shrimp "camaron" for the small ones and Langostino "Prawn" for the big ones. Guess it's all regional bullshit.

Like I said, and wiki said, both "shrimp" and "prawn" are colloquial terms, and do not have strict scientific definitions. If you delve into the science of it, you'll probably be faced with like 120 pain-in-the-ass families, 20 000 species, and that whole thang...

@Walpknut Similar names to Portuguese. Camarão (shrimp) and Lagostim (but lagostim is the name for crayfish).

I always had trouble finding out what the hell we sometimes eat here in Norway, always refering to "eh, like small lobsters" and people all "wtf you eat lobsters!? Are you a millionaire?" untill I found the word "crayfish"

And there's 67 000 species, my bad.

Crayfish - cray. In Norwegian they are "kreps", cra, kre. Kre -> Kra. Krabbe = Crab. Latin = Cancer. The crayfish called "cancer" on the whole star-sign thingy. I love etymology.