Death borders upon our birth, and our cradle stands in the grave. Our birth is nothing but our death begun.
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 Aug 21 2002, 8:49 pm
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Being a new small-business owner now (digitalmouse international is legit! whoo-hoo!), I'm more afraid of taxes than death...
Death holds no mystery for me. I prefer to think of death as the character in the Terry Pratchett Discworld books who speaks in ALL CAPS, and has a great sense of the obvious... | |
digitalmouse wrote:
Being a new small-business owner now (digitalmouse international is legit! whoo-hoo!), I'm more afraid of taxes than death... When i actually take the time to think about it, consider death a sleep. A very long one at that, but paying taxes now that scares me. Paying bills for that matter =P Alatar | |
I prefer to think of death as the character in the Terry Pratchett Discworld books who speaks in ALL CAPS, and has a great sense of the obvious... I prefer to think of her as the kitschy goth girl in the Neil Gaiman Sandman mythos who likes everyone she meets and has a great sense of Disney movies. | |
If I do think of death I think of it as if it were a spiritual T7 line which hooks you up to a spiritual chatroom where everyone else who has died goes to.... Then again, I havn't died in quite a while, in fact I can't remember the last time I died, Dratz!
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