Tell me....
If you could choose the manner of your death, what would it be?
Follow Up:
Would you prefer to die a hero's death, die a martyr to some great cause, die in a natural catastrophe, or die peacefully? Why is it so tempting to have death catch us in our sleep?
(no, I'm not morbid or depressed. lol)
posted by Good Wife @ 9:53 AM
7 Comments:
I think I would like to go out a hero. You know, saving the town by diverting the runaway train, or something like that. Not a martyr as in people would rally in my name (he died for us!).
And? It has to have a cool action soundtrack when I go, like something by John Williams or such.
Being struck by the falling ball in Times Square at midnight, New Years, year 2100, while saving a child from the same fate.
Old, contented and at piece - knowing that I had achieved something for the world rather than taking from it, on a warm summers day in a large open space with a slight breaze wafting through the grass.
I agree with Greg...going just after (heaven's not during...I don't want to spend eternity frustrated!) having had some incredible sex. Though I certainly don't want to traumatize my husband!!!
With just a second of realization before an explosive instant death. I want to see if that second will stretch, and my life will flash before my eyes..
I want to go like my grandmother, peacefully in her sleep. Not at all scared and screaming like the passengers in her car.
lol
Marcus
Since I've spent pretty much all my life laughing at everything (I've got a multicolored taste for humor)... I think it is only fair for Mother Nature to get back at me by 'accidentally' decapitating me...
having my body roll down a set of stairs... to afterwards find an open sewer and plunge into oblivion... and finally leave my buttocks exposed for a rat to come by and start humping me.
Oh, and my severed head would've landed in a pile of cow dung.
But well, that is ONLY what seems fair to me. Nevertheless, if I chose the way I could die, it'd be in the arms of my loved one,... either as a young man, middle aged, or plain old.
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