Another death...
 

My uncles mother just passed. She was 92 and has been sick for awhile, but she passed in her sleep which is good i guess. Whats going on with this month?

my buddies grand mother died yesterday. whats up with all these people dying. this is a very sad time

I guess April Showers is a metaphor for The tears shed during this april. Sorry for your losses

i usually wouldnt mention it but my friends dad died today of cancer.

now im afraid to go outside

gaaaaaaarrrrrfffiiieeeelllllllllddddddddd cry:

ps- sorry for your loss

Just a question but wouldn't your uncles mother be your grandma? eek:

RIP

His aunt's husband's mother, maybe.

R.I.P

you are correct sir

No offense, but I think we need a official RIP thread..something like 5 or 6 RIP threads in the last week.. oOo:

no offense but people die.

I can understand a family bet you have had for years, your best friend, a mom dad brother.

But c'mon a girl that went to my school died, Ive never talked to her or know her but she died.

My uncles Mother in law who was 92 died. I don't even know any of my families in laws.

someone died in my school every year since I was in 7th grade(head ran over by car after falling off riding on the hood, drowned, drowned, shot self in neck, car accident, car accident, car accident)

it happens.

ps buck made a thread an it got locked by tgb

Agreed. It's just becoming a over used thread subject. Kind of like the relationship problem threads, solve the problems on your own or get help with a family member, not a bunch of wackos from the net..

this is why i made my OFFICIAL death thread, unfortunately, it got locked

I liked the idea. We laugh at some guy dieing in wow.. yet we probably know him better then someone on this forums 92 year old grandmother...

Needed a better idea rather than loosing money. But it was a worthy attempt.

Well, rack another here. my cousins wife just had an infant die at the hospital while giving birth at 7 months. Lil' guy held on for a bit then passed. Cousin is pretty broken up over it.

For about 30 seconds of my life i could say i know how he felt. I thought i lost my kid at birth. It was a very fucked up helpless feeling.

see that is sad, I worried about that so much. A girl we worked with went full term. Baby was totally healthy but got the umbilical cord wraped around its neck and choked to death. 9 months all that work and emotion and it was gone like that. I felt so relieved when I heard that 1st cry from my daughter.

eek:

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That post then the one after Arkans.

RIP to that girl in my economics class who just died from a mysterious cause. I knew her for 6 years but only talked to her on a few occasions. rolleyes:

somebody died at my dads theatre well watching a movie, rip

Big fucking difference between someone who lived 92 years of life and a baby who had 2 minutes cock gobbler

or tragedy hitting someone you talked with and worked with 40 hours a week Vs someone who went to school with you, never talked to and didnt even know.

^ +1

rock:

now u fucks no why I made my $1.25 post and my official death thread.

Yeah I guess you're right. The other deaths posted were all old like 92 and shit right? And I'm not sure about you but someone dieing at any early age of 20ish is more sad then a baby. Sure, dont get be wrong, its terrible for a baby to die but with someone 20, there are so many memories and hits you hard realizing they are gone for good.

As for you commenting on the death I posted, I said I had went to school with her for 6 years and was friends with her. Just not really close = best friends. rolleyes:

thats subjective really.

[quote="Bean 2":c2e1f]thats subjective really.[/quote:c2e1f]

Anyone living till their 92 are lucky. The average age of death is in there 80's as far as I know. I'm sure your aunt will be missed, but living that long usually means she led a good life! Alot of memories to remember her by. However having a life cut short whether its less than a day old or only 20. There life was cut short, they could have had a great life ahead of them.

[quote=Poseidon]Anyone living till their 92 are lucky. The average age of death is in there 80's as far as I know. I'm sure your aunt will be missed, but living that long usually means she led a good life! Alot of memories to remember her by. However having a life cut short whether its less than a day old or only 20. There life was cut short, they could have had a great life ahead of them.[/quote:884ec]

i can argue that she had to experience how horrible this world can really be, whereas the baby didnt. So its subjective.