Things I've noticed the last couple of days.

• Devils Advocate

  

  Why are there times , that no matter what, no matter how much you drink, it ain't enough until you pass out.
  
  
  Why are people nice to you when somebody dies? I mean it's nice and all, but are they trying to capture some kind of cosmic Karma?
  I mean some of these people would not piss on you if you were on fire.
  
  
  Why do you feel guilty for seeing some of your relatives only when people die. You never thought enough to go see them, Why would you feel bad about it?
  
  
  What seems to be the problem drinking at a get together after a funeral? Especially when the deceased would be the first on to pop a beer?
  
  Why is the food at these get togethers particularly awesome?
  
  Why is there always a person that is DEVASTATED at the funeral complete withh colapsing and wailing? My brothers ex wife "fainted". Too bad she didn't break her fucking neck. Bitch left my bro after he told her he had cancer and left with more than half of his shit. She said she couldn't take it.
  
  
  
  sorry to be a downer, Dunk already and on a roll.
  
  
  Thoughts?
• sleeper

  

  Emotions man. I don't have them, I wish most people didn't either.
  
  Also, reps.
• sleeper

  

  Also, GFY.
• vball10set

  Every wake I've ever been too has involved alcohol--somebody had a problem with that?
• THE4RINGZ

  

  vball10set;1143653 wrote:Every wake I've ever been too has involved alcohol--somebody had a problem with that?

  
  I'm Irish, people die, fucking deal with it.
• Devils Advocate

  

  Fuuck. posted in the basement by mstake. O well fitting iguess.
• vball10set

  THE4RINGZ;1143655 wrote:I'm Irish, people die, ****ing deal with it.

  I'm Italian, people die, so fucking drink!!!
  
  :thumbup:
• vball10set

  Devils Advocate;1143656 wrote:Fuuck. posted in the basement by mstake. O well fitting iguess.

  TB made you do it
• Raw Dawgin' it

  

  Ex wife should have been pushed into the ground with him.
• Heretic

  

  Devils Advocate;1143649 wrote:Why are people nice to you when somebody dies? I mean it's nice and all, but are they trying to capture some kind of cosmic Karma? I mean some of these people would not piss on you if you were on fire.

  This makes me laugh. Because a few days ago, someone in town died who was the elderly mom-in-law of a prominent citizen. The gossip-bitch in our office, when hearing about it, goes on an extended "OH THAT'S SO SAD SO SAD SO SAD SO SAD" on a regular basis. Which would be nice and all, but she's so fake about anything involving sympathy that it just pisses you off to hear it.
• sportchampps

  Drank after my dad funeral as well.
• justincredible

  

  Raw Dawgin' it;1143672 wrote:Ex wife should have been pushed into the ground with him.

  Perhaps, but then he'd be stuck with her for eternity.
• Raw Dawgin' it

  

  justincredible;1143682 wrote:Perhaps, but then he'd be stuck with her for eternity.

  I assume he'd have his revenge in hell or his corpse would consume hers
• Devils Advocate

  

  Raw Dawgin' it;1143672 wrote:Ex wife should have been pushed into the ground with him.

  Jokes on her, He had about 750 grand in life insurance, stuupid bich left with a hunerd.
• DeyDurkie5

  

  It's because people are retarded. You should be getting hammered at those things.
  
  Also, people are nice when someone dies because it's called having respect. If someone posted on that thread about TB, and said who the fuck cares, you would've got pissed. It's not about "faking the likeness for him/her" it's about saying damn, they are gone from the earth and it's time to show respect/maturity.
  
  Also, go do a line of cocaine. You'll be feeling better.
• mcburg93

  

  DeyDurkie5;1143706 wrote:It's because people are retarded. You should be getting hammered at those things.
  
  Also, people are nice when someone dies because it's called having respect. If someone posted on that thread about TB, and said who the fuck cares, you would've got pissed. It's not about "faking the likeness for him/her" it's about saying damn, they are gone from the earth and it's time to show respect/maturity.
  
  Also, go do a line of cocaine. You'll be feeling better.

  As much as I would like to say go fuck your self derkie, this was very well said. Damn I feel like im getting soft.
• 1_beast

  

  mcburg93;1143719 wrote:As much as I would like to say go **** your self derkie, this was very well said. Damn I feel like im getting soft.

  pussy
• mcburg93

  

  1_beast;1143803 wrote:pussy

  reps
• Skyhook79

  

  mcburg93;1143719 wrote:As much as I would like to say go fuck your self derkie, this was very well said. Damn I feel like im getting soft.

  Do a line of cocaine is very well said? smh
• Rotinaj

  

  Skyhook79;1144257 wrote:Do a line of cocaine is very well said? smh

  Smh indeed. Do an entire 8 ball.
• hoops23

  

  THE4RINGZ;1143655 wrote:I'm Irish, people die, fucking deal with it.

  
  Reps for being Irish.
• like_that

  

  Devils Advocate;1143649 wrote:Why are there times , that no matter what, no matter how much you drink, it ain't enough until you pass out.
  
  
  Why are people nice to you when somebody dies? I mean it's nice and all, but are they trying to capture some kind of cosmic Karma?
  I mean some of these people would not piss on you if you were on fire.
  
  
  Why do you feel guilty for seeing some of your relatives only when people die. You never thought enough to go see them, Why would you feel bad about it?
  
  
  What seems to be the problem drinking at a get together after a funeral? Especially when the deceased would be the first on to pop a beer?
  
  Why is the food at these get togethers particularly awesome?
  
  Why is there always a person that is DEVASTATED at the funeral complete withh colapsing and wailing? My brothers ex wife "fainted". Too bad she didn't break her fucking neck. Bitch left my bro after he told her he had cancer and left with more than half of his shit. She said she couldn't take it.
  
  
  
  sorry to be a downer, Dunk already and on a roll.
  
  
  Thoughts?

  When you announced TB passed away, I was wondering why he was staying at your house. I recall him posting a thread after his first round of chemo and telling a story about how he drank a beer and threw up. His wife gave him one of those "i told you so" responses.
  
  She actually left because she couldn't take him having cancer? What a heartless mentally weak ****.
• FairwoodKing

  I drank rather heavily immediately after I got home from the hospital when my father died. I was shaking so hard I needed some whiskey to calm myself. It was one of the worst days of my life. Dad and I were very close.
• Curly J

  

  I didn't drink after my Dad died. He died in a hospital bed while I was picking up my Daughter at the airport. I didn't want to be there when he expired and he knew that. Anyway I didn't drink that Saturday night because I had to help make arrangements on Sunday morning...but I have drank MANY nights since then and dreamed about him for a month straight right after he passed.
• DeyDurkie5

  

  Skyhook79;1144257 wrote:Do a line of cocaine is very well said? smh

  lighten up nancy.