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  1. On a ride last Sunday I was ponder what kind of life I have led and considering my actions and the people they have affected.
    I came to the conclusion,morbid at it may be, that the best trial of your populatity would be to be a guest at your own funeral and see who attended.
    My father-in-law remarked at my fathers funeral that he must have been an honest man,noting the number of attendees.
    I am in no hurry for this occasion for myself,of course, but consider it a good measure of a persons impact on the world.
    So consider if you died today just how many people would show up and I am not referring to the ones that just want to make sure your really gone.
    What would they say about you and how much would you be missed?
    I believe I would have good attendance and can't say that I have any real enemies,considering that most of the females I [censored] of in my single day have long forgiven me for being less than sensitive.
    I have not swindled anyone that I can recall and in general would feel relatively sure that no one would overly celebrate my passing and that several tears would be shed.
    How about you would anyone except your bike mechanic miss you?

  2. It is funny that you bring this up. I was thinking about my father's funeral the other day myself and remember the hundreds of people that came through to pay their respects. We had to delay the burial because people just kept coming.

    Sometimes people feel very insignificant and un-influential in their lives and often say or joke that if they die they would be forgotten in ten years. Very few people ever fully know the impact they have on other peoples lives and to be frankly honest with you, I think it should be this way.

    My two cents!!! 😄

  3. jhuskey said:

    On a ride last Sunday I was ponder what kind of life I have led and considering my actions and the people they have affected.
    I came to the conclusion,morbid at it may be, that the best trial of your populatity would be to be a guest at your own funeral and see who attended.
    My father-in-law remarked at my fathers funeral that he must have been an honest man,noting the number of attendees.
    I am in no hurry for this occasion for myself,of course, but consider it a good measure of a persons impact on the world.
    So consider if you died today just how many people would show up and I am not referring to the ones that just want to make sure your really gone.
    What would they say about you and how much would you be missed?
    I believe I would have good attendance and can't say that I have any real enemies,considering that most of the females I [censored] of in my single day have long forgiven me for being less than sensitive.
    I have not swindled anyone that I can recall and in general would feel relatively sure that no one would overly celebrate my passing and that several tears would be shed.
    How about you would anyone except your bike mechanic miss you?


    Many purveyors of beverages will be inconsolable at my funeral.
    🙂

  4. In a bizarre twist of fate, it is my sad duty to tell you all the rather sad news that since beginning this thread, our friend Mr Huskey has passed away (I say 'our friend' but to be honest I never really liked him).

    Anyway, personal sentiments aside, his funeral will be held online at www.netfunerals.com on Monday morning at 10:00am (PST)

    Could all those who wish to attend please register online a.s.a.p.

    Best regards, and condolances to all of those whose lives he touched.

    Wheelist.

    (Huskey, I'll send you the figures as soon as I get 'em) 😄

  5. wheelist said:

    In a bizarre twist of fate, it is my sad duty to tell you all the rather sad news that since beginning this thread, our friend Mr Huskey has passed away (I say 'our friend' but to be honest I never really liked him).

    Anyway, personal sentiments aside, his funeral will be held online at www.netfunerals.com on Monday morning at 10:00am (PST)

    Could all those who wish to attend please register online a.s.a.p.

    Best regards, and condolances to all of those whose lives he touched.

    Wheelist.

    (Huskey, I'll send you the figures as soon as I get 'em) 😄

    Please send any grieving females to my twin brother to be consoled.
    BTW: I believe in sex after death.

  6. yes...i am a big fan of necrophilia too...live girls are way overratted....who needs a pulse anyway?

    jhuskey said:


    BTW: I believe in sex after death.

  7. MountainPro said:

    yes...i am a big fan of necrophilia too...live girls are way overratted....who needs a pulse anyway?

    What did the necrophiliac say to his friend as they walked past the mortuary?

    "Want to stop in for a couple of cold ones"?

  8. i dont have a large group of friends, i have loads of work collegues who would probably turn up through obligation
    ..

    i would say my close family and about 5 or so close friends and my collegues. prolly less than 30 people.

    jhuskey said:


    How about you would anyone except your bike mechanic miss you?

  9. the good thing about a corpse is, as the old saying goes, 'dead girls dont say no'

    they dont nag, get 'headaches' or mind you sleeping around (with dead or alive people)..

    i'll shut up now before anyone starts to think i am weird.

    jhuskey said:

    What did the necrophiliac say to his friend as they walked past the mortuary?

    "Want to stop in for a couple of cold ones"?

  10. MountainPro said:

    the good thing about a corpse is, as the old saying goes, 'dead girls dont say no'

    they dont nag, get 'headaches' or mind you sleeping around (with dead or alive people)..

    i'll shut up now before anyone starts to think i am weird.

    LOL,too late!
    :eek:

  11. I dont like funerals. I think we should be flushed down the toilet like a goldfish.

  12. MountainPro said:

    yes...i am a big fan of necrophilia too...live girls are way overratted....who needs a pulse anyway?

    LOL at this guy :p😄:eek:

  13. MichaelB said:

    I dont like funerals. I think we should be flushed down the toilet like a goldfish.

    Then we could mutate into albino cyclists (red eyes,white lycra,white bikes etc) and infest the sewers,only emerging after sunset to drink the blood of motorists...
    :eek: :eek:

  14. MountainPro said:

    the good thing about a corpse is, as the old saying goes, 'dead girls dont say no'

    they dont nag, get 'headaches' or mind you sleeping around (with dead or alive people)..

    i'll shut up now before anyone starts to think i am weird.

    They don't use credit cards either...
    :eek:

  15. stevebaby said:

    Then we could mutate into albino cyclists (red eyes,white lycra,white bikes etc) and infest the sewers,only emerging after sunset to drink the blood of motorists...
    :eek: :eek:

    We are "SOL" the sewer plant called and they said they won't take any more [censored] from us cyclists.
    Ye will need find another ploy.

  16. How many people would attend? Lol I guess most funerals today they will all send you a Facebook comment instead of actually attending. Oh but you've got 4,548 friends on there. I'm not sure I really care how many people go to my funeral. I won't be there. Its about as bad as planning the funeral. Being fascinated with death is an odd one even though the majority seemed to have it.

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