'Same Time, Same Place'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Mother has mainly threatened to haunt us if anyone even considers "Nearer My God to Thee" in the music selections.
Outside of the sobfest that is "The Body," the only thing that reliably break me up is when Harry Bailey says "To my big brother George, the richest man in town."
Bwah! That is great Tom. I am totally using that on my mom next time the subject comes up. (blessed to have mom with sense of humor)
'Cause I just *know* that if I were buried, some moron would build houses over the cemetary I'm in and one day my skeleton would be popping out of the ground of someone's future pool site. That'd be my luck.
In that case, going on a zombie rampage would be totally justified.
Go with it! Have a great time!
Speaking of - I do not recommend touching the person in the casket. For any reason. Don't do it.
YMMV, but at my father's funeral, my mother kissed him, then looked at my oldest sister and I expectantly. My sister just shook her head and pulled us both away. I'd told her earlier than nothing on the face the planet would get me touch Daddy, and she'd agreed to back up on it.
I suspect other people are made of sterner stuff than I am.
Hey, at least I'll be a lot thinner!
If things were to go the way of Poltergeist, it's good to know there's still a bright side.
I haven't kissed my beloved deceased. Again, this is so very YMMV, but the times I have been with the remains, my loved one wasn't there. I held and kissed them in my memory where they lived.
Forcing a child to touch a dead body results in multiple personality disorder. Or have we all forgotten the lessons of The Three Faces of Eve?
Anyway, that's what set it off in the movie. I have a feeling in the book it was something worse (that they couldn't talk about in a movie back then).
Hee, damn straight Nicole, I will be much thinner in the afterlife.
My aversion to cemetaries and funerals started years ago, when we'd go to the cemetary and my grandmother would talk, at length, to her dead sons. I was quite prepared for Buffy; even when I was little I thought it was a bad idea to talk to dead people.
The dog is eating a bill. I guess this means that there have been actual cases in which the dog did eat the homework.
Am I the only sucker who starts crying at the end of Love, Actually no matter how many times I see it?
nope.