If one is suddenly freed of

[oneighty]

of earthly bonds and morals and faces only his final adversary; the one called death and voices openly to all that would listen his intention to take an enemy of his with him would you be inclined to stop it? Report it?

Based on a true story.

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[LaurenG]

1. Yes I would

If I heard it then it's my responsibility to keep him from harming another.

[oneighty]

4. I watched and watched

The reason for hate was mere pennies seems like The adversary although a pretty good man (Worked for me now and again) He had a terrible hate on this man man-fixation over pennies.

As it turned out at the end he became too weak to act.

Nothing happened.

Wonder how many of these hates actually become crimes in real life.

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[datasuspect]

2. this reminds me of the end of "bill and ted's bogus journey"

[auntAgonist]

3. yes.

[Dangerously Amused]

5. Hey sweetcheeks!

:hi:



I see you are out rabble rousing again. :hug:


Did you get my note?

[oneighty]

7. NO note DA

But I been confused in/out hosp/em rooms etc.

bad things are happening sigh.

ed

[Dangerously Amused]

8. Oh sweetie, I sent you a card.

I sent it to your house. You should have received it by now.


:(



And now I am so concerned to hear you speak of "bad things happening..."


Oh, dear Ed!

[sweetheart]

6. Its very much like in the film "the meaning of life"

You always talk, you Americans, you talk and you talk and say
'Let me tell you something' and 'I just wanna say this', Well you're dead now, so shut up.'

A lotta people talk a lot of shit.