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If you can handle a bit of fright and scary images, this is so neat. My heart swooped twice.
Scroll down. You won't be ready for it.
Another one. Creepy as fuck.
Scroll down. You won't be ready for it.
Another one. Creepy as fuck.
In an interview lately, Bill talked about the playlist he'd choose for his funeral. He seemed to have put a lot of thought in it, and it made me think about mine too. I realized it's not only about the songs, but about the legacies and message you want to leave behind. The songs below instantly came to mind. There's only five. None of these songs are sad! All of them have happy messages, because I always want my loved ones to be happy.
Historia De Un Sueno - La Oreja De Van Gogh
Tokio Hotel is nice and all, but LOVG is my favorite band of all time. This song is about death, but it's happy. Here's my translation of it.
Sorry I came by without calling. I know this isn't the right time, and much less the right place. But I had to tell you that heaven isn't so bad.
Tomorrow you'll remember. "Nothing more than a dream," you'll repeat to yourself. And in the form of an answer, a shooting star will pass by.
I have to leave again; leave you, my love, on Earth in peace. I only wanted to say goodbye, give you a kiss and see you one more time.
Promise me you'll be happy, that'll you always be this pretty when you laugh. That's the way I want to remember you. Like that, like before. My darling, it's best this way.
And now you need to rest. You dress for bed like the years before. Remember how I would sing to you before you went to sleep? Now they only let me visit you during the spaces between your dreams. It's a sad night when I don't get the chance to say goodbye.
And now I reach for you, only you. This is our journey. We walk it separately now. I'm running late and I have to leave again; in a few seconds you're going to wake up.
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Historia De Un Sueno - La Oreja De Van Gogh
Tokio Hotel is nice and all, but LOVG is my favorite band of all time. This song is about death, but it's happy. Here's my translation of it.
Sorry I came by without calling. I know this isn't the right time, and much less the right place. But I had to tell you that heaven isn't so bad.
Tomorrow you'll remember. "Nothing more than a dream," you'll repeat to yourself. And in the form of an answer, a shooting star will pass by.
I have to leave again; leave you, my love, on Earth in peace. I only wanted to say goodbye, give you a kiss and see you one more time.
Promise me you'll be happy, that'll you always be this pretty when you laugh. That's the way I want to remember you. Like that, like before. My darling, it's best this way.
And now you need to rest. You dress for bed like the years before. Remember how I would sing to you before you went to sleep? Now they only let me visit you during the spaces between your dreams. It's a sad night when I don't get the chance to say goodbye.
And now I reach for you, only you. This is our journey. We walk it separately now. I'm running late and I have to leave again; in a few seconds you're going to wake up.
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Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net
Man, that killed me! This webcomic is the kind that makes you laugh really hard, then feel guilty for laughing! They can be found here and click the comics tab.
And THIS is how I feel about Twilight. SO TRUE!
Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net
Charlie Brown comics are always 4 panels. What happens when you remove the 4th panel? The punch line is gone, and the comic takes on a somber, despairing, depressing mood. For real! I didn't believe it till I read them! See them here.
And what happens when you remove Garfield from the Garfield comics? You get the solitary rantings of a crazy, lonely, pitiable man. See those here.
And what happens when you remove Garfield from the Garfield comics? You get the solitary rantings of a crazy, lonely, pitiable man. See those here.
