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Thread Started September 28 at 11:21PMWell, I figured out we will all die some day.
Do we have a say on when that day will be?
Has that day already been set?
Where are you going anyway?
Reply on September 28, 2017 11:51 PM
> Well, I figured out we will all die some day.
No doubt about that.
> Do we have a say on when that day will be?
Sure we have a say. Most of us elect not to exercise it.
> Has that day already been set?
If we are on death row, possibly.
Where are you going anyway?
> Not sure - hopefully under a nice rose bush somewhere, or maybe a jar on the mantlepiece? Nah, that would be tacky, I think.
Reply on September 29, 2017 02:26 AM
Yes, the only sure things in life are death and taxes, but at least the reaper man only comes once.
We do have a say, in the sense that we could choose to make an end of it.
I'm hoping to have my ashes put in one of those pod thingies with a seed in it. It would be nice to think my remains might help something grow, since I haven't managed to grow another human.
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Reply on September 29, 2017 03:15 AM
I'd like my body converted into a drinking fountain and placed at the entrance to the Nixon Library.
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