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And i really think about it, the first thing that comes to mind is "think about all the things they will miss"
And then, straight away its just "Oh no! They wont see starwars 3!"
I dont know why!
I just see that as being a legenary film and I personally would hate to miss it.
Who thinks this when they think of someone dead?
Or am i just weird.
And then, straight away its just "Oh no! They wont see starwars 3!"
I dont know why!
I just see that as being a legenary film and I personally would hate to miss it.
Who thinks this when they think of someone dead?
Or am i just weird.
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monkey_man wrote:
> Or Hell, if you've been bad.
Define 'bad'.
> Or Hell, if you've been bad.
Define 'bad'.
Forest Fan wrote:
> Then what is the next part of the life cycle?
Oh, Heaven, of course. Or Hell, if you've been bad. It all depends on His judgement when the time comes. I mean, it's just obvious isn't it. Our Lord sent His son down to pay for our sins, so I suppose it's only fair to serve Him for the rest of eternity in Heaven.
> Then what is the next part of the life cycle?
Oh, Heaven, of course. Or Hell, if you've been bad. It all depends on His judgement when the time comes. I mean, it's just obvious isn't it. Our Lord sent His son down to pay for our sins, so I suppose it's only fair to serve Him for the rest of eternity in Heaven.
Forest Fan wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> Death isn't
> the end, just part of the life cycle.
>
> Then what is the next part of the life cycle?
I doubt he's going to say going to heaven, so why even bother asking?
> monkey_man wrote:
> Death isn't
> the end, just part of the life cycle.
>
> Then what is the next part of the life cycle?
I doubt he's going to say going to heaven, so why even bother asking?
monkey_man wrote:
> Death isn't
> the end, just part of the life cycle.
Then what is the next part of the life cycle?
> Death isn't
> the end, just part of the life cycle.
Then what is the next part of the life cycle?
~Darling~ wrote:
> Geffdof wrote:
> ~Darling~ wrote:
>
> So we're both right!
Yeah, i suppose we are.
> Geffdof wrote:
> ~Darling~ wrote:
>
> So we're both right!
Yeah, i suppose we are.
Geffdof wrote:
> ~Darling~ wrote:
> Thats wrong. We are determined which sex we are by sperm before we
> start developing. You see, it's all to do with chromosomes, we have
> pairs of DNA and we have a spare one all on it's own. This one goes
> into the sex thingy-ma-bobs. In a woman, her egg is an X and in the
> male his sperms are a mixture of X and Y so that when the sperm
> meets
> the egg it will become a pair, either XY or XX. So as you see, we
> are
> determined which sex we are when the sperm meets the egg. It all
> depends on whether the fastest sperm to get to the egg is an X or a
> Y!
>
> The X chromosome is expressed first. the Y doesnt come into in the
> first few weeks. It just kinda sits of in the corner having a smoke.
> So for the first few weeks of development we are all genetically
> female until the Y chromosome is expressed. Ive used the word
> determined wrongly because your sex is already determined by the
> other chromose sitting in the corner, having a smoke. Its just that
> it hasnt been expressed.
So we're both right!
> ~Darling~ wrote:
> Thats wrong. We are determined which sex we are by sperm before we
> start developing. You see, it's all to do with chromosomes, we have
> pairs of DNA and we have a spare one all on it's own. This one goes
> into the sex thingy-ma-bobs. In a woman, her egg is an X and in the
> male his sperms are a mixture of X and Y so that when the sperm
> meets
> the egg it will become a pair, either XY or XX. So as you see, we
> are
> determined which sex we are when the sperm meets the egg. It all
> depends on whether the fastest sperm to get to the egg is an X or a
> Y!
>
> The X chromosome is expressed first. the Y doesnt come into in the
> first few weeks. It just kinda sits of in the corner having a smoke.
> So for the first few weeks of development we are all genetically
> female until the Y chromosome is expressed. Ive used the word
> determined wrongly because your sex is already determined by the
> other chromose sitting in the corner, having a smoke. Its just that
> it hasnt been expressed.
So we're both right!
~Darling~ wrote:
> Thats wrong. We are determined which sex we are by sperm before we
> start developing. You see, it's all to do with chromosomes, we have
> pairs of DNA and we have a spare one all on it's own. This one goes
> into the sex thingy-ma-bobs. In a woman, her egg is an X and in the
> male his sperms are a mixture of X and Y so that when the sperm meets
> the egg it will become a pair, either XY or XX. So as you see, we are
> determined which sex we are when the sperm meets the egg. It all
> depends on whether the fastest sperm to get to the egg is an X or a
> Y!
The X chromosome is expressed first. the Y doesnt come into in the first few weeks. It just kinda sits of in the corner having a smoke. So for the first few weeks of development we are all genetically female until the Y chromosome is expressed. Ive used the word determined wrongly because your sex is already determined by the other chromose sitting in the corner, having a smoke. Its just that it hasnt been expressed.
> Thats wrong. We are determined which sex we are by sperm before we
> start developing. You see, it's all to do with chromosomes, we have
> pairs of DNA and we have a spare one all on it's own. This one goes
> into the sex thingy-ma-bobs. In a woman, her egg is an X and in the
> male his sperms are a mixture of X and Y so that when the sperm meets
> the egg it will become a pair, either XY or XX. So as you see, we are
> determined which sex we are when the sperm meets the egg. It all
> depends on whether the fastest sperm to get to the egg is an X or a
> Y!
The X chromosome is expressed first. the Y doesnt come into in the first few weeks. It just kinda sits of in the corner having a smoke. So for the first few weeks of development we are all genetically female until the Y chromosome is expressed. Ive used the word determined wrongly because your sex is already determined by the other chromose sitting in the corner, having a smoke. Its just that it hasnt been expressed.
Death really is something I just don't care about. Everyone dies at some point in their life (generally at the end), so get used to it. If it's in a car crash, kicked by a horse, cancer - it's the ultimate release, and you'll get to find out what happens to your mind and soul after the body ceases. It's utterly fascinating to me, and I'm looking forward to it. Some people see that as weird, but these are the people that panic about what they're going to do with their lives before they die - and then they die without doing anything but panic. I say, be happy with what you've got, go with the flow and do what you NEED to do - how much more simpler could life get? Death isn't the end, just part of the life cycle.
ha!
£20 on Y
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