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[MaximumZero]

I haven't read it. We can comb through your profile posts though.

Turns out, it was actually in this thread. Here.

[Hanslanda]

Yes. That is awesome. We will all become the Earth and the oceans and the rain and the wind one day. Plus any preferred afterlives whoever wants to go to. I just prefer the idea of nonexistence because I'm so damn tired of everything and I'm only twenty.

[Wrex]

I'm glad I'm not alone. I just feel so god damn tired almost all the time. Granted, that's changed recently, And I'm not sure I like it,

[Xantalos]

Ah yes, the sudden bursts of energy at the full moon, right? I ... honestly don't know what will happen after I die. Maybe I'll move on somewhere else, or perhaps the fragment of Father within me will move on to another vessel.

[Wrex]

Death is but a door, time is but a window. You'll be back.

Or maybe not. It is, and always will be, a mystery.

[Xantalos]

The only way to find out is to do it.

Fortunately, I'm not suicidal.

[Hanslanda]

The only way to find out is to do it.

Fortunately, I'm not suicidal.

Just wait. Keep waiting. Little more. Boom, you died of old age.

That was the perfect crime. >:-D

[Descan]

Yeah... Schwarz zu Blau is awesome. Did you follow my link a few pages back?

Probably not. I found him through... Cracked, I think.

[Loud Whispers]

I LOVE RAIN, I never thought about how death would allow my body to become part of it ^.^

The same water we drink has been drunk by civilizations, plants, creatures and our planet since it's existed. One big timeline of one small speck for one long story.

[Akura]

Riding my bike yesterday, I look down and see a bug which looks like it has a stinger on my pants. It promptly crawls onto my crotch. I'm in a potentially dangerous intersection at the time, so I can't immediately stop to deal with it either.

[Jopax]

I remember when I was younger how I would occasionally think about Earth not existing, how that would feel, if it would feel at all. Like, if it just wasn't there, what would happen with everything and everyone, would we notice?

I liked to imagine everybody being disembodied thoughts floating around the spot where the Earth never was. Made the whole experiment less scary in a way.

[this is in response to the whole death celebration discussion thingy (I think)]

[Xantalos]

I LOVE RAIN, I never thought about how death would allow my body to become part of it ^.^

The same water we drink has been drunk by civilizations, plants, creatures and our planet since it's existed. One big timeline of one small speck for one long story.

In a long series.

[Rose]

Spoiler: So I was having trouble with my power strip. (click to show/hide)

Bottom-left solder connection right next to the resistor had disconnected. I fixed it, but am still leery of using this thing.

[Vorthon]

I refuse to allow myself to die. I'll do anything necessary to keep myself alive. ANYTHING.

Also: Playing Fallout 3. Have the GNR radio station on. A rather manic and catchy song comes on. Start humming along. Eventually realize it's about a serial killer. Feel a tiny bit of dread.

[Loud Whispers]

Indeed. I suppose I should put that 'Ahmagerd, we all die one day!' but I find that pretty comforting actually.

We'll all die one day; it's inevitable.
I accept that it'll happen, I accept that I'll die, and, hell, when I do, I get to find out who was right!

Fuck that, I love procrastination so much that I'll do whatever's in my power to procrastinate death.