clarky1982

very morbid depressing thread. what does everyone think of death? afterlife? reincarnation? complete nothingness? just wondering, not planning killin anyone or anythin?

Leslie

I should just concentrate on life if I was you, much more profitable in all respects.

TelBoy

Why not give us your opinion, it might give a more solid base for discussion..?

Luke

Cant bloody wait.

TelBoy

LOL!

ajm

Scientific approach for me. When your brain dies, i.e. absolute and irreversible loss of brain function, your neurons stop firing and thats it. No afterlife, no reincarnation, brown bread!

Diablo

Don't let us hold you back Luke

NACRO

Death is what it's all about as surely as life. You are born, you live, you die. No metaphysical significance, no afterlife, nothing but an eternity of entropy.

Live every minute like it's going to be your last...........that being the case I'm off to the bar.

Katana

Death got to be easy, cause life is hard. It'll leave you physically, mentally and emotionally scarred..

Luke

I dont know what the fuss is all about...... If there is a "Part 2" it could be fun.

Daz34

Death + Doug Ellis =

clarky1982

i just think that there is the complete nothing. this thread seems to be quite towards this opinion. what an intelligent bunch we are. so is complete nothingness the final results or do we go to heaven which is where you are hugh hefner

fitzscoob

im hoping that i can come back as either britney spears or kelly brooks favourite g-string (fingers crossed)

iDLe*

im hoping that i can come back as either britney spears or kelly brooks favourite g-string (fingers crossed)

Not cool

You'll be getting ripped off by the teeth of LIVING randy fellas!!!


Be better off coming back as a ***** least you'll get quality time alone together!

cinders

Death is the only one sure thing in life...

It's going to happen to us all.

I couldn't give a **** about it, life's pretty boring if you ask me, the gene pool is overcrowded...

davegtt

dunno enjoying the time I have now thats for sure althoughI'll probably be worried and think about death more when closer to the time presuming I live to be a ripe old age

Id like to think I could carry on my useless knowledge and experience in life onto something else but I actually believe that once were dead were dead. guess we'll all just have to wait and see

cw42

iTrader: (1)

After life, there is: nothing, a thick, endless void of blackness, an abyss, an end, no light, no warmth, just cold hard inky nothingness.

Just my thoughts

chris

cinders

There's no point worrying about death, it's inevitable....

Worrying is as effective as trying to solve an algebra equation by chewing bubble gum... ie. there's no point in worrying...

I can't beleive all these people who find out they're dying and suddenly try to turn to religon to help them cope with the fact they're gonna die and to make them feel less scared. It's tough ****, it's coming to us all....

Hell it could be 10 minutes time, it could be an hour, next week or next year...

I've faced death when my car fell on me, I excepted it and was lucky enough to be saved by my neighbours - next time death comes I'll grab him by the *****!...

clarky1982

isn't this fun. i like the kelly brook sex toy idea. lol

ADP

if its a load of nothingness..........then youll be dead anyway so you wont know!

the bit that interests me is what happens at that point just as your heart stops beating ie the very moment of death............thing is I wont be around to figure it out, because I ll be busy being dead.

cinders

If your heart stop beating your brains still actually active until it's suffocated from oxygen - this is around 3.5 minutes...

clarky1982

i put this thread on yesterday. and had to go to a funeral today. while we were leavin the crematoriam there was an old lady who collappsed and died right there about 30ft away from me. somethin i don't think i will forget. my hat goes off to all the service men and women who must see worse everyday

Scooby Snacks 23

Thought about it alot this afternoon.
Someone committed suicide in Woking today just by my building (they jumped from Toys R Us carpark if anyone knows Woking

babber

Oh no, not Toys R Us car park in Woking again. Used to be a favourite when I was up there a fair bit last year. Saw one bloke do it, when I was in a meeting on a floor about the same height as the top floor of the car park. Not nice at all

Phill

ScoobXpress

Blimey.... this thread needs some Prozac! Morbid, morbid, morbid!!

Scoob99

iTrader: (1)

**** me........Cheer up lads

Ralf

WRONG ! Two things are for certain: Death and taxes!

I see it scientific as well.

McMiata Man

I have always thought of death a lot in my life.

It sometimes makes me really depressed, probably because I enjoy life so much and don't want it to end.

At times I have even thought "what's the point living?" but not in a suicidal way, just an observation, which again depresses me.

I'm 35 now, so hopefully I have at least the same amount of time left on this earth as I've already spent, and I find myself trying to work out if 35 years passed quickly or slowly.

I can understand folk with religious beliefs. It must be nice to have plans for your afterlife, but I am a non believer and always will be, so I don't have that "get out of jail free" card

I have two young children now, and I'm kind of re-living my youth through them. Perhaps when I'm a ripe old age I will think "ok, bored, time to go" and be quite happy to kick off this mortal coil (sp).

At the moment I just try to make sure I always have something to look forward to. This month it's a set of Cobra seats and a boost upgrade for my MX5.

lol, works for me

Happy Christmas.

clarky1982

this thread isn't that depresing. its interesting hearing peoples different observations on the death subject. live life to the max. pepsi max, a wise man once said

alibi

We are here for a good time,not a long time.