Yes, I see the *whistle whistle*. What per chance would you call the 'bright side of death'?

The stuff I previously mentioned in the post. (Which is mostly defense mechanism against the finality of death, admittedly )

In death, you gain nothing.

In death, you lose your life.

Plain and simple. We're not playing a game of "Clue" here.

HS!

>>Plain and simple. We're not playing a game of "Clue" here.

It was Mr. Callier with the candle holder in the study.

Well, when Socrates said this he was really old and, despite his brave act before the judges, totally worn-out. Perhaps that's a point of view of people who have come to a dreadful stage to even seek for death.

Ironically, early Buddhist schools believe that their 'sins' force them to live again and again. Believing that 'life is pain, to live is to suffer', their ultimate goal is to seize being born and reach absolute Oblivion.

Immortality.

Cento Marinated Eggplant Strips.

That reminds me of some metal lyrics. "I died to become immortal."

I would not take the chance of dying first to become immortal. My bullshit detector goes off on such an idea.

I bet you that if I go around and ask every american if they can pay me a thousand dollars, then I`d kill `em and resurrect them as imortal, I would earn more than 1oo.ooo dollars

Heh, ditto! I would only die to save my life. Or my sisters...

Start in Norway.

...okay...

Americans are not stupid by default, tiger...

EDIT: That dying thing was a joke, Minus.

I would die for my children so that they may live a full life like I am now.

No, that`s why I said atleast thousand people would by - not a greater amount