Thread: Funeral Playlist...

Mr. Snaggy, Hello! Do not worry! No offence! I was not offended by your topic. No Sir-e-e-e! I really thought it was funny. With what has happened to me, I figg'rd I should take some time and really think about those songs be-cause I might need them soon. So I did! My sister told me she thought the list was really good and I must have thought about it a real long time. And I did! I hope your friend's Mom had time to say good bye,...

quote: Originally posted by Callipygous: I am not sure quite how you should choose something like this. Obviously I wouldn't be there to hear it, so why? I don't want to inflict my musical taste on anyone else, indeed I don't care how my remains are disposed of, and those doing it should choose the ceremony (if any). They can even play thrash metal at my funeral so long as they are sure that I'm really, really dead. By...

MMKK has produced a worthy entry . -------------------- Science: We finally figured out that you could separate fact from superstition by a completely radical method: observation.

ROTFL -------------------- Sometimes you just gotta take life by the balls and squeeze.

Mr. Geek 2U, the day after we posted that funeral mix comic, I discovered a friend's mom had died suddenly, and that my friend had posted about looking through the most popular songs on her Mom's iPod. Laugh every chance you can.

. ____ Ah the string of life, we all get one at birth, however we never know how long it is. While we are young it seems to go on forever. Then some of our friends or parents die and see that maybe this string is not as long as we thought. Some of us go off to a war and start to believe that our string is very short, then somehow we come home. Our age doubles from then and we start to see that we should have done some things in our life much...

Cowboy Junkies, definitely. Thousand Year Prayer, or Miles from Our Home. Or Draqging Hooks if I'm feeling particularly morbid when I make my will and arrangements. -------------------- Studies show reality is the leading cause of stress amongst those in touch with it.

The first thing that came to mind is Pearl Jam - The Last Kiss. -------------------- "Buy low, sell high get rich and you still die"

'Dead, Dead, Dead' from South Park's Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics 'Dead Man's Party' by Oingo Boingo 'Hell in a Handbasket' by Voltaire and end it with 'So Long, Farewell' from The Sound of Music

Funeral? What funeral? I plan to live forever, even if it kills me. If that should happen, the "The Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner would be a fitting send off.