but my brain hasn't re-engaged yet after having 3 weeks off 'work'.

From the 2007 Obituaries challenge. See all 240 entries (closed)
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:20, archived)
i just went through 11 pages of compo entries and didn't see one!
meh. i'm obviously just retarded.
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:22, archived)
with the sender claiming it to be in the height of bad taste, she loved it
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:23, archived)
or does your office have a no wanking policy?
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:28, archived)
why when he'd died of parkinson's disease would he still be moving after death?
Is there something about this particularly cruel and debilitating disease that would in some way mean that he should be in perpetual torment post rigor-mortis?
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:26, archived)
strike you that just maybe I was a little over the top in the derision of that picture?
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:33, archived)
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:35, archived)
de facto a disease has no physical manifestation beyond its phenotypic characteristics thus concious exert of any emotion derogatory or else is simply not possible
Pedant war!
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:30, archived)
step up then boi and bust some phat ones on the plank if you think youve got the potatoes to make a salad*
*hasnt got a fucking clue
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:38, archived)
i'm dyslexic .. I rely on implied exemplary English ;)
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:40, archived)
a bit of a joke type thing?
If you want to dissect it, feel free, but he's a bloke (whom i have immense respect for) who's a bit twitchy due to an illness, and so i was making fun of that fact by implying it would carry on post-mortem...
(, Wed 3 Jan 2007, 16:31, archived)