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kinda insensitive o.o
When your nervous anything can come out of your mouth.
Exactly. See, I'm a little on edge now, and- OH DEAR LORD I JUST PUKED UP A LIVE CHICKEN.
What?
I was referring to anything coming out of your mouth when you're nervous, but I guess that doesn't include poultry. What about mythological- nah, forget it.
It made perfect sense, what's wrong with you?
Sometimes it's better not to say anything. Perhaps you should have been a shoulder to cry on instead of a failed Hallmark sympathy card.
Geez, Op, I feel for you, but you are in a bad way. I do understand. Here's what you must do: 1. Learn a few key phrases: "I'm so sorry for your loss." "this must be so hard for you." "if there's anything I can do just say it." 2. Use the above phrases liberally. Say NOTHING else. 3. To ensure you say nothing else, focus on getting others to talk. Ask your BF (or any of the family) to tell you more about the deceased. "What was he like?" "what do you remember best about him?" "I wish I had known him better, tell me about him." That's all! Then just sit and say nothing the rest of the time. Also practice the "wistful and sympathetic half smile" be neither too solemn nor too bright. You will be wonderfully supportive! And don't worry about being honest or sincere. This is a time when a little acting and going through the motions is just right. It's not about you- so no one cares how you really feel.
We got a life coach up in here
Well, you can't spell funeral without fun!
You also can't say happiness with out saying penis
F is for friends who do stuff together! U is for u and meeeee! N is for n ytime and anytime at all down here where dead people sing...
12- actually, it's: F is for friends that DO IT together. U is for u and me. N is for anytime anytime at all down here in the deep blue sea :)
^ For some reason, I find that song dirty. Or I'm dirty. Either which way, at this point in time I'm pretty certain 24/7 that this sounds wrong.
14- I actaully think 12 had it right the first time.
And you can't say welcome without cum haha
15- it's supposed to sound dirty :))
#25 - Then Spongebob has tricked me. Oh the betrayal!
28- I think plankton had something to do with this! _|_|_ | ( •) | | __ |/ |____|
36- it goes- U's for uranium, BOMBS.
40- yeah, same. But I'll always be a spongebob lover til the end ;)
I love how everyone recites spongebob songs
Verbal diarrhea.
Mourner: Hello, how are you? OP: Dead-tired
It isn't your fault don't worry about it. Everyone gets nervous
7! This is a sad occasion, we've got to be deadly serious about the situation.
But I've got more that I'm absolutely dying to share!
Yeah, they're just overkill now.
Someone needs to learn what the word "decorum" means.
I have a dictionary if you want to borrow it
#8- You can't spell decorum without rum.
Aren't you annoying...
Best to keep to the drinks and condiments. I bet you got death stares from everyone in the place.
Unless you wanna end up like OP's son from an earlier FML :P
Some people just don't react well in these situations. I'm always nervous at funerals.
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Sometimes it's better not to say anything. Perhaps you should have been a shoulder to cry on instead of a failed Hallmark sympathy card.
Well, you can't spell funeral without fun!