silasraven
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dyings not that bad. just think of the happiest time of your life. plus pain free, thoughtless, endless joy the best feelings you've ever gotten
dying's going to suck
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zhn0k
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as far as i'm concerned, being dead is exactly like the "black nothingness" that's right after falling asleep and right before waking up.
i'm also talking about unexpected & instant death... like, for instance, a heart-attack or a stroke... just out of no where... that's what i dread the most.
i'm also talking about unexpected & instant death... like, for instance, a heart-attack or a stroke... just out of no where... that's what i dread the most.
cannabineer
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That reminds me of the old saying that falling a great distance isn't so bad ... it's the sudden stop at the end. cn
beardo
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Carne Seca
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What's the last thing that goes through a bugs mind when it hits a windshield? It's asshole.
I don't want to see it coming. I'd rather die in my sleep, thank you very much.
Carne Seca
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Yes, but unlike death, things get better.
zhn0k
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medicalmaryjane
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lofl, i got a laugh out of this one. thanks.
SocataSmoker
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Got that right Potpimp...
I'm gonna enjoy every activity I do, no matter the danger... because I am just here for this one time, and only have one chance.
Nothing like the rattles and creaks a 50 year old airframe makes when pulling a hard left 180 comin' around for a landing at some 600ft airstrip out in the mountains... pure joy and pucker factor!
I'm gonna enjoy every activity I do, no matter the danger... because I am just here for this one time, and only have one chance.
Nothing like the rattles and creaks a 50 year old airframe makes when pulling a hard left 180 comin' around for a landing at some 600ft airstrip out in the mountains... pure joy and pucker factor!
potpimp
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I've always lived life with the line from Shakespeare in mind: "A coward dies a thousand deaths, but the valorous die but once." BTW, 33 degrees here and I'm grillin' pork chops.Got that right Potpimp...
I'm gonna enjoy every activity I do, no matter the danger... because I am just here for this one time, and only have one chance.
Nothing like the rattles and creaks a 50 year old airframe makes when pulling a hard left 180 comin' around for a landing at some 600ft airstrip out in the mountains... pure joy and pucker factor!
Snow is down to the uppermost homes on the hillside. Alyeska should be opening soon.yeh come on death lets rock motherfugga.
Sometimes it makes me sad thinking about leaving my peeps but thats where faith comes in handy.
I got grandparents still doing there thing, my grandmas lungs are shot for real. She tells me come round and see me i might not have long
Sometimes it makes me sad thinking about leaving my peeps but thats where faith comes in handy.
I got grandparents still doing there thing, my grandmas lungs are shot for real. She tells me come round and see me i might not have long
mysunnyboy
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i don't know if it's age or my faith but i'm not afraid of death, i don't even give it a second thought. my body hurts and is tired, i could use the relief 
nope, not worried one bit
go see your grandparents Tran, trust me on this
nope, not worried one bitgo see your grandparents Tran, trust me on this