I can't take it no more

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Originally posted by Klonie Gun
Attila, I know you are deceiving us. You are just thinking that your family is dying quickly, huh? Just clearly preposterous. You know that your family members have never gotten involved in any of those incidents. I know it is true that you are deceiving us :rolleyes: :odd:
wha? and i whould lie about this becuase? ill send you some pics of me at the funeral, how bout that?
 
neon, look, don't get all this upset to me. I'm sorry if I done more than enough bull****ting than I did. I just wanted to prove Attila if his family members deaths were real. Come on, I'm talking business and austerity here.
 
they're not all my family, just people' we knew spouces, aunts, parents, ect. but its still pretty freaky with all these peeps dying left and right all at once.

though with the death of my uncle yesterday that really affected us, we are a very close family (on my dad's side). in a few weeks we were gonna have are anual pig roast (yum) and thats was something he really looked forward to each year. he use to get a whole pig ad we would roast over a fire. We would have everbosy over and then we would go boating and whatever. but i donno if we are doing that this year. we may as a tribute to him. it gonna feel weird at the family get-togethers w/o him, his mission was always to tease and agervate(sp) us:lol:. Im really gonna miss him. today we were cleaning out his apartment and it was really sad. while we were cleaning the ower's daughter came over to collect the rent and then she found out he was dead. she was shocked.
 
My condolences Attila_Da_Hun. It's always bad when things like this happen. I don't know why it is, but bad things always seem to happen in phases.

Anyway, I feel for you.
 
today i have 2 go back there and try to finish cleaning the place out. the death really hasn't sunken in yet but im sure it will at the funeral/service when were all crying.:(
 
Originally posted by Gil
Tomorrow, It will have been one year that my Dad has been gone. I understand, and to some extent, feel your pain.
I won't tell you not to worry. I will advise you not to dwell on it.
From my point of view, the loss of a loved one means that I won't see them here anymore. But they'll be waiting with open arms in Heaven when I die. It sometimes is the thing that keeps me from totally freaking out. If you are a Bible reader, go to Matthew 6, start with the 25th verse and read to the end of the chapter. It doesn't deal with death and loss, but that particular passage always makes me feel better.

What happened to your dad?
 
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