Comic Genesis Forums

well, being dead makes SOME people kinda cocky, doesn't it? what would you do in their place? i personally don't have any idea. i'd probably spaz out quietly in a corner somewhere, weak aren't i?

Well, at first I'd be angry (if someone killed me). Then I'd probably be relieved, seeing that I don't have any more responsabilities EVER! But then I'd be scared, wondering if I was going to Heaven or Hell.

the steps of shock:<P>Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Alcohol
Staring Blankly
Alcohol
Depression
Marijuana
Alcohol
Hangover
Acceptance
Sweet Lovin'

wow...so then, seeing as how being dead [ according to David here ] is like being invisible. what would you do if you could be invisible for one day [ 24 hrs. ] not just the daylite hours?<P>don't be afraid of what people might say....i probably have a weird one.

Spy on people. Duh.

Apparently, one guy's still stuck on the "Staring Blankly" stage. And about that purpose of being intangible: Jack must be waiting for someone else to die; remember the Shooter Arc? He kept the innocents there until they could torture Brian. There's one other advantage of being invisible too... heh heh. Yeah, I'm a pervert <IMG SRC="http://www.keenspace.com/forums/wink.gif"><P>PS: dead by dawn!<p>[This message has been edited by Sins' Apprentice (edited 11-15-2001).]

Pervert, or Furvert? There is a difference.

It's not EXACTLY like being invisible... if a living person were to simply become invisible, that person could still be touched and be limited by the same physical obstacles that exist if the person can be seen. The dead's spirits are intangible, also.<P>And it's rather true--there's really no other purpose to being invisible and/or intangible except to spy on others. Or spook people.

Pervert, furvert, and invert!
*walks on hands*<P>And apparently I was right about someone else dying.
PS: redrum redrum redrum<p>[This message has been edited by Sins' Apprentice (edited 11-16-2001).]