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19.04.2008, 04:05 quote

minijellytot

baggiebhoy wrote:
Minijellytot wrote:
In some bizzare extreme sport accident


If you choose to base jump, its not that bizzare Razz


Base jumping is perfectly safe if you know how to do it . And we will find out soon enough anyways Wink

 

19.04.2008, 08:11 quote

shirazkhan
shirazkhan Joined: 28 Jan 2007 Posts: 1166 Location: United Kingdom, Scotland, Glasgow
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lilacrose wrote:
Having buried my dear uncle today - aged 91 and lived a very full life - I was talking with my auntie about how he died. He held her hand and told her he loved her (they'd been together since they were about 14 yrs old) and closed his eyes, and was gone....that's how I'd like to go.......peaceful and quick.


That was exactly what I was talking about. Couldnt see any better way to go than that. Better than the valour of a heroic death and the ignomity of a lonely one. One shared in a personal capacity.

May your uncle rest in peace.

 

19.04.2008, 08:24 quote

tzazo
Joined: 21 Feb 2008 Posts: 290 Location: United Kingdom, England, Dorset
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The Lister death? To die aged over 100 while trying to unhitch a bra on a young nubile woman with my teeth....still in Wink

On a more serious note.
It would be nice to die surrounded by my relatives and hopefully a large family, slipping away at a great age in the certain comfort that life goes on and I've done my best to give my folks the best chances for success or at least survival after I'm gone.

With the small provisio they bury my heart on Mount Olympus.....on Mars.

 

19.04.2008, 10:37 quote

megalone

When I die, I would prefer it to happen when I am alone, and for no-one to really notice either.
When I die, I'll be dead, I consider myself equipt to handle that.
I'll miss a lot of people, that is asuming that I'll still have some state of being afterwards.
What I wouldn't want though, is anyone to grieve over me, hence the alone and no-one to notice part.
I hate funerals (and death in general) and all of the emotional baggage that comes with them, and if I could spare anyone from all of that grief and sadness I would.
When I go, I'll be gone, end of story, people remembering my good/bad points won't amount to much after I'm gone, for me or them will it?

A bit clinical, I know, but this is someone who won't walk into a graveyard unless ABSOLUTELY necessary as I find it really upsetting....... Sad

 
 
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