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Re: How would you like to die? Death by sex would be nice...honestly I wouldn't mind dying from old age surrounded by all my loved ones. I would also want to die while having sex and while we're doin it, the girl that i'd be oompfing with would stab me in the gut with a dagger cuz I'm an international member of a spy ring, and she found me out so she had to kill me. However, for her, right when she stabs me I'll ejaculate all over her face and shoot her in the tit. That's how I'd want to go.

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Re: How would you like to die? I have several ways I could want to go, either dying during sex/because of sex, in an explosion, death by headbanging so hard my neck snaps or my brain disintegrates or something like that, or death by way of the Licker (a totally badass creature from Resident Evil) although that last one would really suck

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I have several ways I could want to go' date=' either dying during sex/because of sex, in an explosion, death by headbanging so hard my neck snaps or my brain disintegrates or something like that, or death by way of the Licker (a totally badass creature from Resident Evil) although that last one would really suck[/quote'] Why in the blazes would you want to be attacked by a Licker? Those things are fucking evil.....and not in a good way, either!
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A giant beast with three heads and a massive axe bursts out of the ground in my city. The world realizes there has been mythological beasts all along and this one has awakened as this city has been built over it's resting place for millions of years. Now it has risen and threatens our existence. I charge at it with all the bravery i can summon, carrying two blacksmith crafted claymore swords and a shield upon my back, after a lengthy battle of my mostly dodging it's blows of destructive force, i finally climb him using my swords as grappling hooks, stabbing to him to reach further and further up where he cannot reach me. I reach his head and stab both swords into the crevice of his neck, he grabs me and throws me off and as i'm sailing through the air to my death waiting to anxiously below, i watch him fall to the ground. Defeated. \m/

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First of all, I'm still having a hard time accepting that I'm gonna die someday.

A giant beast with three heads and a massive axe bursts out of the ground in my city. The world realizes there has been mythological beasts all along and this one has awakened as this city has been built over it's resting place for millions of years. Now it has risen and threatens our existence. I charge at it with all the bravery i can summon' date=' carrying two blacksmith crafted claymore swords and a shield upon my back, after a lengthy battle of my mostly dodging it's blows of destructive force, i finally climb him using my swords as grappling hooks, stabbing to him to reach further and further up where he cannot reach me. I reach his head and stab both swords into the crevice of his neck, he grabs me and throws me off and as i'm sailing through the air to my death waiting to anxiously below, i watch him fall to the ground. Defeated. \m/[/quote'] But obviously I have to, so this sounds like something most acceptable to me :) In a battle against evil, with friends by my side (like in some LOTR scenes :)). It just has to be epic. :) (and with some great music!)
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First of all, I'm still having a hard time accepting that I'm gonna die someday. But obviously I have to, so this sounds like something most acceptable to me :) In a battle against evil, with friends by my side (like in some LOTR scenes :)). It just has to be epic. :) (and with some great music!)
Im not sure what to expect XD hopefully not something stupid haha everybody has to face it and im sure we are a long way from it so why worry? :)
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I've always had in mind, since I was 8, that I'd die at the age of 20 in a traffic accident... But, weh, right now I'd prefer to die a bit later, haha. (<= it won't be a long time until I turn 20, so let's hope that doesn't happen at all xD). But if I could choose... something quick, painless if possible. I guess it's the desirable thing, isn't it? :)

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