What do you want...

...to be remembered for when you die? Would it be the same thing for everybody, or something different for your friends,family,co-workers,and community?

 

i'd rather just not die.

 

nothing

 

You'll be remembered as the guy who did'nt want to die, but did anyway.

 

i want to be remembered for being full of life. thats the highest compliment you can pay a dead person.

 

I want to be remembered as a psycho, but also someone who could make people smile.

 

Pussy



I don't want to be remembered for anything. I'd like to go out just as meaningless as I came in.

 

hey, only one of us will be surviving the apocalypse...

 

I was just yanking your chain.


And nobody will survive the apocalypse, because it'll be a zombie apocalypse.

 

Usually the main thing people talk about at your funeral is if you were a loving person.

 

Yea, but they say all that nice, candy coated shit even for people who weren't nice.

 

usually they just say you were a loving person no matter what you were actually like.

 

That, or what a good job the mortician did on making the corpse look so "lifelike"

 

That'd be cool to go to a realistic funeral...

"Jack was known as a fuckin asshole to his two daughters, Jessica and Monica. His wife had to put up with his sad, sorry ass for almost two decades. She's loving it now that she can sleep around again. He left behind enough money to bury his ass, pay off the house and buy a new car for each of his kids. Looks like he's a better father dead than alive..."

 

I'm donating my body to necrophiliacs when I die. No sense in letting this fine piece of man meat go to waste.

 

It's hard to be pissed at the dead. That's why all is usually forgiven.

 

They only do that because they don't want people talking about all the rotten shit they did at their funeral.

 

I'd like to be remembered for being generous and giving as well as thoughtful and intelligent.

 

How well the forum members all remember each other?

 

By my children as a parent who did her best.

That is what matters to me.