Your Time has Come!
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Shoggoth2588 said:
Erm.. Ok. I'm sure death shows up in more than just a computer game. I was referring to death in general.
Oh and I was asking how you would -get out of it- not how you would -go with it-. as the replies might actually be more ammusing.
This wasnt supposed to be a gloomy and realistic topic =)
But if people thinkin punching the Grim Reaper in the face might work as a serious option then fine ^^ I know I would!
"Alright then death, think about this for just one moment. You know everything about everyone in the world, you really want me to go with you?"
Death reconsiders, turns around and leaves.
Death reconsiders, turns around and leaves.
Wondermint13 said:
I'd accept it. I don't deserve this life anyway.
Sorry, I'm having a very cynical shithead day.
If all of my self hatred suddenly went out the window, I would either lie about who I am ask to become his apprentice/helper/something-like-that.
Ask for my last request - which is to sit down with the reaper and have a chat about what my death will be like. Once he answers all my questions, hopefully my dad will smash his skull in with a cricket bat. failing that I'll just go peacefully
Considering I'm an arts fag, I'd probably sit down and act the 7th sign. Though to escape him, I might go the Bill & Ted variation on that old bit. *shrug*
Honestly if I saw the Grim reaper or any other variation of Death (I like to think that I'd get the "Sandman" variation. At least it'd be a cheerful death.), unless it was genuinely "too early" I'd probably just accept it but try to make friends with him in the process. Why? Well, we all want to know the mysteries of death and the afterlife, do we not? Sure, I won't be able to share it with friends or family, but I'd be content dying if I could have a heart to heart with death and learn all the mysteries.
Honestly if I saw the Grim reaper or any other variation of Death (I like to think that I'd get the "Sandman" variation. At least it'd be a cheerful death.), unless it was genuinely "too early" I'd probably just accept it but try to make friends with him in the process. Why? Well, we all want to know the mysteries of death and the afterlife, do we not? Sure, I won't be able to share it with friends or family, but I'd be content dying if I could have a heart to heart with death and learn all the mysteries.
