Death is the great equalizer. Death will visit everyone someday soon. People say: I am far to young to die, but yet people walk in front of busses, car crashes, and strange but natural causes happen every moment of every day. Death is like a big lotto system. When your number is popped, you are the winner.

And, what is left? Did you tell that one or those people what you really wanted? Did you act badly because you thought you had more time? Was your last words something that will scare the one's you loved for the rest of their short life?

Where are you going now? Do you know? Do you believe? What did you do wrong? What did you do right?

Are you ready to die?

because death is just around the conner for you.

with buddy christ by your side you have nothing to worry about!!!

I don't think about dying , i'm only 31

I don't think about death. If it's my time to go, then I guess it's just my time.

This topic is depressing
Why not be cheerful ?

Dewrede said:

I think death is every bit as depressing as walking out my front door to take a walk.

Being afraid of death from time to time and thinking about your own actions is very natural and even healthy. But that's all. I won't make it an obsession nor feel the need to discuss it on an internet-site.

I really should take my own advice and others and start living each day like it's my last. So that means today I'm gonna go on a electronics shopping spree, go into debt,get wasted and run around outside naked.

I, unlike the rest, want to die half the time.

MickG said:

Ever since I was young there has been an instilled "instinct" I'll call it that I won't live to old age, that I'll have a reasonably short life. it's not morbid or anything it's just kinda weird I can feel that. I don't feel physical death is the end of the story (or the beginning for that matter!) but merely part of a much, much bigger puzzle we get pieces of throughout time - it's up to us to put our own individual puzzles together and part of that is physical death both our own and others. In my backpack I have letters ready for the very closest people to me "just in case"



If I died tomorrow I'd be happy that I've made dreams come true but most importantly I'm true to myself and that I've had a lot of love to give

I have nine lives, i'm on my 6th

jerseykrs said:

eeeeemooo!!!

Dewrede said:

yeah, let's be cheerful.

everyone come back to my house for prozac and beers.

AnckSuNamun said:

videotape this please...it'll make a nice documentary that i can peddle to the Oscars.

AnckSuNamun said:

sounds like you might end up dead before the day is done



~ancksunamuntripsoverelectronisasshepeesinthebackyardandelectrocutesherself~

please be careful

meltwithu said:

IstenSzek said:

that would be scary and knowing my luck.....it's possible.

Yep, I'm ready to go. I've reached a point in my life where I'm pretty happy, and I've accomplished most of what I wanted to do. I have no regrets.

Plus, that 'faith in God' thing rawks.

IstenSzek said:

Yes.
It can come when you least expe










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Illustrator said:

No, I want to be here for my son. When ever he needs me.

Shorty said:

Me too.

jerseykrs said:

Call me when you do mate, we will go race!

I might die soon..being tested for cancer this week.

Exciting eh?

Sometimes I think I am and other times I'm not so sure.

IstenSzek said:

I thought this was another thread about Elmo.

This is repeating myself again but here goes:

Been there didnt like it returned to be a huge pain in the backside 2 all.

TMPletz said:

let him go

katt said:

It's true.

Earlier today: