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[Godak]

Seagloom wrote...

Godak wrote...

And, if there isn't another life, what's not awesome about rotting corpses?

Maggots, beetles, and other carrion vermin. Also the smell.

...Nope, still awesome.

[Lord Thing]

We Aussies have Bacon & Egg pies (it's like a quiche with a crust), Beechworth Bakery's special is a Ned Kelly pie, which is a Bacon & Egg pie with an egg cooked on top, it's delicious.

My favourite kind of pie though would have to be a Chunky Steak & Pepper pie, those things are the best, problem is most bakeries nowadays mince the meat, it still tastes good, but it's just not the same

[Loerwyn]

Godak wrote...
No, it wasn't. I've always found death to be fascinating. I'm not religious, but I'm not above thinking that some sort of afterlife is feasible. I mean, why not? Life's already plenty weird, so ANOTHER life would just complicate things even more. And, if there isn't another life, what's not awesome about rotting corpses?

I r scared of the dying and not the death

[Godak]

Huh. Australians just got totally awesome.

[Godak]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

Godak wrote...
No, it wasn't. I've always found death to be fascinating. I'm not religious, but I'm not above thinking that some sort of afterlife is feasible. I mean, why not? Life's already plenty weird, so ANOTHER life would just complicate things even more. And, if there isn't another life, what's not awesome about rotting corpses?

I r scared of the dying and not the death

Well, uh, yeah...I can imagine that the act of dying leaves you with a few moments of absolute terror. "What's next? Why is this happening? Can I say I'm sorry for punching my puppy that one time?"

[Lord Thing]

One thing I've wondered recently is, if you die in your sleep, do you dream something right before it (as in a "Life flashing before my eyes" sort of dream)?

Wait, how did we turn pies into death O.o

[AntiChri5]

Seagloom wrote...

No need to tell me that. I contemplate death weekly, at least. Anyways, I should get outside and see about the snow. Happy spamming everyone.

NOOOO! everyone hug Seagloom! Wait that will just ****** her off! uuuuum...... Croisant?

[Loerwyn]

Godak wrote...
Well, uh, yeah...I can imagine that the act of dying leaves you with a few moments of absolute terror. "What's next? Why is this happening? Can I say I'm sorry for punching my puppy that one time?"

I'm "philosophical" so I sort of get all wound up and confused when I think about death. But I believe in Valhalla a truck load more than I believe in Heaven.

[Godak]

Lord Thing wrote...

One thing I've wondered recently is, if you die in your sleep, do you dream something right before it (as in a "Life flashing before my eyes" sort of dream)?

I always thought that dying in your sleep would be the most peacful way to go. Well, uh...maybe not. That would really suck for your spouse.

[AntiChri5]

Lord Thing wrote...

We Aussies have Bacon & Egg pies (it's like a quiche with a crust), Beechworth Bakery's special is a Ned Kelly pie, which is a Bacon & Egg pie with an egg cooked on top, it's delicious.
My favourite kind of pie though would have to be a Chunky Steak & Pepper pie, those things are the best, problem is most bakeries nowadays mince the meat, it still tastes good, but it's just not the same

Hell yeah! The local place near me has great cheese and bacon pies (with mincemeat of course). I cant believe people put fruit into pies.

Also what is this "snow" thing they are talking about?

[Loerwyn]

Godak wrote...
I always thought that dying in your sleep would be the most peacful way to go. Well, uh...maybe not. That would really suck for your spouse.

"Did you have a good sleep?"
":mellow:"
"Well?"
":mellow:"

It'd be no different to a ME2 romance scene.

[Godak]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

Godak wrote...
Well, uh, yeah...I can imagine that the act of dying leaves you with a few moments of absolute terror. "What's next? Why is this happening? Can I say I'm sorry for punching my puppy that one time?"

I'm "philosophical" so I sort of get all wound up and confused when I think about death. But I believe in Valhalla a truck load more than I believe in Heaven.

I don't have any names for anything. I don't believe in a "good" afterlife (heaven) or a "bad" afterlife (hell). If I'm having a day when I believe in another life, it's a utopia, of sorts. Everyone is in their "perfect" state, so to speak. Anyone who was mentally ill, for example, are now capable of functioning completely fine.

Modifié par Godak, 26 février 2010 - 01:56 .

[Godak]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

Godak wrote...
I always thought that dying in your sleep would be the most peacful way to go. Well, uh...maybe not. That would really suck for your spouse.

"Did you have a good sleep?"
":mellow:"
"Well?"
":mellow:"

It'd be no different to a ME2 romance scene.

[Lord Thing]

Godak wrote...

I always thought that dying in your sleep would be the most peacful way to go. Well, uh...maybe not. That would really suck for your spouse.

Any kind of dying would likely suck for your significant other 

but, yeah, I'd always thought that dying in your sleep would be the way to go, until I thought of the whole dream angle.  Maybe you dream of dying, who knows.

[Loerwyn]

I made a funneh.

[Godak]

Lord Thing wrote...

Godak wrote...

I always thought that dying in your sleep would be the most peacful way to go. Well, uh...maybe not. That would really suck for your spouse.

Any kind of dying would likely suck for your significant other 

but, yeah, I'd always thought that dying in your sleep would be the way to go, until I thought of the whole dream angle.  Maybe you dream of dying, who knows.

Well, if you're dying slowly in a hospital bed, at least she knows what's coming. At least she has some time to talk to you. No, I've changed my mind. No dying while I sleep.

[Godak]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

I made a funneh.

Yes you did!

[Loerwyn]

Godak wrote...
Yes you did!

I'm proud.

[AntiChri5]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

I made a funneh.

Here! A cheese and bacon pie! My personal favourite.

[Lord Thing]

AntiChri5 wrote...

Lord Thing wrote...

We Aussies have Bacon & Egg pies (it's like a quiche with a crust), Beechworth Bakery's special is a Ned Kelly pie, which is a Bacon & Egg pie with an egg cooked on top, it's delicious.
My favourite kind of pie though would have to be a Chunky Steak & Pepper pie, those things are the best, problem is most bakeries nowadays mince the meat, it still tastes good, but it's just not the same

Hell yeah! The local place near me has great cheese and bacon pies (with mincemeat of course). I cant believe people put fruit into pies.

Also what is this "snow" thing they are talking about?

I live in Ballarat now, so I've seen this 'snow' thing a couple of times, basically it's like an ice-truck's exploded leaving cold sludgy white patches around the place... (Yeah, it never snowed very deep, lol)

Actually, a couple of years ago it snowed in November here, lol 
(We're in the Southern Hemisphere here, so that was at the end of Spring, nearly summer for those who don't think November snow is weird )

[Loerwyn]

AntiChri5 wrote...
Here! A cheese and bacon pie! My personal favourite.

That sounds nice but at the same time it sounds horrible.

[AntiChri5]

Lord Thing wrote...

AntiChri5 wrote...

Lord Thing wrote...

We Aussies have Bacon & Egg pies (it's like a quiche with a crust), Beechworth Bakery's special is a Ned Kelly pie, which is a Bacon & Egg pie with an egg cooked on top, it's delicious.
My favourite kind of pie though would have to be a Chunky Steak & Pepper pie, those things are the best, problem is most bakeries nowadays mince the meat, it still tastes good, but it's just not the same

Hell yeah! The local place near me has great cheese and bacon pies (with mincemeat of course). I cant believe people put fruit into pies.

Also what is this "snow" thing they are talking about?

I live in Ballarat now, so I've seen this 'snow' thing a couple of times, basically it's like an ice-truck's exploded leaving cold sludgy white patches around the place... (Yeah, it never snowed very deep, lol)

Actually, a couple of years ago it snowed in November here, lol 
(We're in the Southern Hemisphere here, so that was at the end of Spring, nearly summer for those who don't think November snow is weird )

I remember seeing it once, when we visited my aunt up at Perisher. but i was so young.

[AntiChri5]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

AntiChri5 wrote...
Here! A cheese and bacon pie! My personal favourite.

That sounds nice but at the same time it sounds horrible.

They also do egg pies (my brothers pick) mexican, shepard, and several variations on chicken.

All are amazing.

[Apophis2412]

I'm the only one of my family in 300 years to study at a university.

[Loerwyn]

I just want a basic pork pie now