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VanDiemen
Male,
18-29
Southern US
Joined: 7 yrs, 10 mos ago
3,328 Posts
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6 yrs ago, 7 mos ago - Saturday 9/30/06 - 7:40:15 PM EST (GMT-5)
Not if there's cake!
Then it's awesome.
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6 yrs ago, 2 mos ago - Friday 3/16/07 - 12:36:34 PM EST (GMT-5)
For the most part, celebrating (in a good way) seems a bit odd. Remembering someone's death as an anniversary is o.k.
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1GR8ADON
Female,
40-49
Southern US
Joined: 5 yrs, 10 mos ago
17 Posts
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5 yrs ago, 10 mos ago - Tuesday 7/3/07 - 4:41:31 PM EST (GMT-5)
Tell me the truth, you would jump for joy if:
Charles Manson died.
any child molester died a slow & cruel death.
a rapist died a slow death, but was unable to speak yet feel all of his/her pain.
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5 yrs ago, 10 mos ago - Tuesday 7/3/07 - 4:47:51 PM EST (GMT-5)
Not if it is your opponent in a duel!
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Phloxylady
Female,
18-29
Midwest US
Joined: 5 yrs, 11 mos ago
47 Posts
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5 yrs ago, 10 mos ago - Tuesday 7/10/07 - 3:32:15 PM EST (GMT-5)
I have celebrated someone's passing before. Two people to be exact. My grandfather had brain cancer and my uncle had ALS. Their death was an end to a long suffering. It was an end to a living hell. As much as they were missed and loved (still are and always will be), their passing was for the best. We celebrated their life as well as the fact that they were no longer suffering.
As far as celebrating because you are happy the person died because you didn't like them. Goodness no.
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pandi
Male,
18-29
Asia
Joined: 5 yrs, 9 mos ago
4 Posts
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5 yrs ago, 7 mos ago - Friday 10/5/07 - 3:42:56 AM EST (GMT-5)
yeah thats true. v r celebrating the lives they lived....
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