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[smokingbuddha]

I read the obituaries on a daily basis. You never know where your face will be.

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[bribes]

that's pretty weird.
i hate reading them.
it's depressing.

[dotteddreams]

hey i used to do that when i was younger too..

[endblink]

The falacy, of course, being that if you're dead, you wouldn't be able to read your own obit.

And do you print people's pictures in the obits over there? 'Cause I've never heard of that before.

[technoghost]

there are mistakes, a friend was declared dead, wrong pic lol... we kinda screwed everyone over there.

[endblink]

Heh. That's kinda awesome.

I hope he saved the clipping.

"Look ma! I'm back from the dead!"

[dizoburo]

my sister said some people in cities (or wherever really) read the obituaries cause then you know where there might be a vacant apartment or whatnot. or hou8se for sale. its like an extended Classified section. imean who knows maybe the people who have "survived" the deceased will have a garage sale in thier honor, and then you could get clothes or like furniture or maybe some expensive electronics. ol' davey used to love ot play with his clock/radio

reading that stuff is depressing cause its bout death, and yet kinda neeat cause people are like mentioning their acocmplishments and like celebrating them...

[smokingbuddha]

its like an extended Classified section - wow that is interesting, never thought of that before.

[dizoburo]

well, thats what LJ is for, communication and having never-thought-of thoughts um thunked by other people.

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