Author Topic: Grandfather died  (Read 21234 times)

I never met my Grandad since my dad is 61 :P


id say yes to productive, but until then land is cleansed of religion we just have to bury them

but for me? death by fire, no thanks
You don't kill them by fire you stupid forget, I meant burn the dead bodies.

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I'm sorry, my grandma died January :(. May he R.I.P.



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January :(. May he R.I.P.
Perfect.

It is unorthodox, not hateful. Prepare for a new way of thinking of things.

And your "greandpa" will just sit their rotting in his hole, instead of generating electricity, productive?
People want to know their relatives are given the respect they deserve, even after death.

You know, you and the Westboro Baptist Church have something in common. You both show no sympathy to people who have lost someone, and you laugh at the fact they lost someone.

Your "unorthodox" point of view on death is ridiculous and totally unnecessary.

People want to know their relatives are given the respect they deserve, even after death.

You know, you and the Westboro Baptist Church have something in common. You both show no sympathy to people who have lost someone, and you laugh at the fact they lost someone.

Your "unorthodox" point of view on death is ridiculous and totally unnecessary.
Respect to a chunk of carbon... Once anyone in the world dies, they are completely unnecessary, so why not get the last bit of energy out of them before they rot.

I believe your religious point of view on death is ridiculous and totally stupid.

Respect to a chunk of carbon... Once anyone in the world dies, they are completely unnecessary, so why not get the last bit of energy out of them before they rot.

I believe your religious point of view on death is ridiculous and totally stupid.

Im sure you'll want respect when you're older, i would expect nothing less of a 10 year old trying to look cool by shirking off death.

I hope you get hit by an old lady trying to drive on the right side of the road.

Im sure you'll want respect when you're older, i would expect nothing less of a 10 year old trying to look cool by shirking off death.

I hope you get hit by an old lady trying to drive on the right side of the road.
Nah, I don't want a fortune being spent on a funeral, a tombstone, and a grave spot. Just not me. And the fact you take me as younger then I am shows insecurity on your age.

Respect to a chunk of carbon... Once anyone in the world dies, they are completely unnecessary, so why not get the last bit of energy out of them before they rot.

I believe your religious point of view on death is ridiculous and totally stupid.
The only difference between you and I and a rotting corpse is that our organs still work. So with your logic, anybody respecting another person, dead or alive, is pointless. Cause, yknow, we're all just chunks of carbon.

And since when has respect been bound to religion? I'm not religious, but I at least know to give people some sympathy. You? You're just an starfish.

Nah, I don't want a fortune being spent on a funeral, a tombstone, and a grave spot. Just not me. And the fact you take me as younger then I am shows insecurity on your age.
PS: you're 13, lol

The only difference between you and I and a rotting corpse is that our organs still work. So with your logic, anybody respecting another person, dead or alive, is pointless. Cause, yknow, we're all just chunks of carbon.

And since when has respect been bound to religion? I'm not religious, but I at least know to give people some sympathy. You? You're just an starfish.
Yes, but we still maintain a mental thought. Corpses can no longer function. I see that religious people are very respectful to things that aren't even real. And people don't need sympathy, animals get along just fine without it, why can't we?

my grand father died last month
i helped dig the grave

my grand father died last month
i helped dig the grave
You could have burned it, to generate a small fraction of your electricity.

Yes, but we still maintain a mental thought. Corpses can no longer function. I see that religious people are very respectful to things that aren't even real. And people don't need sympathy, animals get along just fine without it, why can't we?
Yeah, and? We're all just chunks of carbon! At least, that's what you think.

You're bringing irrelevant arguments into this. Religion has nothing to do with this.

It's arguable that animals don't feel emotions as humans do, and it doesn't take a genius to know that animals don't think as deeply as humans do. That's why we're on the top of the food chain. Because we have complex feelings and thoughts that other animals don't have.

Stop being a heartless forget.

Did it hurt?
You're just trolling/bored. You've done the exact same thing with threads similar to this.

Yeah, and? We're all just chunks of carbon! At least, that's what you think.

You're bringing irrelevant arguments into this. Religion has nothing to do with this.

It's arguable that animals don't feel emotions as humans do, and it doesn't take a genius to know that animals don't think as deeply as humans do. That's why we're on the top of the food chain. Because we have complex feelings and thoughts that other animals don't have.

Stop being a heartless forget.
An animal can kill without all this sympathy filling this thread. That is the way Earth has been for a few million years, why change it in the last few thousand?

And fine, religion is out of the conversation.