Luxor4u

It seems that my idea of de-ath becoming fashionable again is taking hold, my old pal Will {ex-drug taking philosopher} is on another rant on todays radio: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20972525....

Can you post the link without the URL button please Doctor.
That one dont work..

Death, people take it way too seriously.. Still all that mourning creates a nice little income stream for the concerned parties.
I once met who I thought was death on the River Dee, when an undercurrent got ahold of me after I dived in when I was 15.
He helped me out of the river by creating a vortex above me.. Weird I know..

Maybe it wasnt Death, or maybe he was just in a good mood that day.

Dr Death Reminds me when I was in the Police, the mortician who did the PM's was called Dr Death, very thin, skeletal looking face features, and half rimmed glasses.

Chocolate Eclair wrote:Dr Death Reminds me when I was in the Police, the mortician who did the PM's was called Dr Death, very thin, skeletal looking face features, and half rimmed glasses.

He sounds like the kind of guy who probably had an assistant called Igor... I bet ...

I seem to be quite Lucky,
Having escaped the clutches of Death about 6 times, and one time with prior but very short Warning . .

Someone out there must like me. . .