Will i die with him at the same time?\n\nIs it posible that i stay alive with no 'granpa'???\n\nWhy do i ask this questions???
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According to Einstein, time travel like that which you are speaking is impossible. It revels in the laws of circular contradiction. Allow me to explain: If you were to go back in time and kill your grandfather, your parents would cease to exist and therefore you would cease to exist. But if you never exist, you cannot go back in time to kill your grandfather and he would therefore CONTINUE to exist and eventually you would be born into his lineage. Though time travel is impossible according to Einstein, he firmly believed that time VIEWING was completely possible. As for why you ask these questions, Einstein has no answer. Though Descartes might as he coined the phrase "I think, therefore I am." So perhaps you just "are", and that is why you ask these questions.
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easy ,leave him and dont go back till he gets help get a restraing order if you have too,\nor you could just wait till he kills you, either way...........
401784
mabey god told u that ur friend will die ???                                               just guessing
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Lia, your parents HAVE TO KNOW first!! Please don't go meet him w/o asking them first!! He may 'seem' ok, but what happens if he were to convince you to go for a ride with him and he suddenly acted different and you felt defenseless?\n\nPLEASE don't let us be hearing about you on the local news!! Every single person you've heard about being killed all started off with someone who "Seemed nice & normal" but then things changed and their 'Animal' took over. PLEASE just ask your parents first!! :))
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What does your heart tell you?   This is an affair of the heart, follow it.\n\nIf the mere sound of his voice effects you so much, why end it?
533908
Honey.....blood is thicker than water.  Grow UP.  He is a waste of space for doing this but I'm afraid you are even worse.  The longer you play this game the worse you are going to feel when it all comes crashing down and it will, there is absolutely no way around that.  Get control over yourself and just stop it!
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I doubt it... I'm really sorry to hear about it though. karma will catch up to him, so don't tinker with it too much!
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I was wondering what any of you out there thought happens when you die? happens that ur body becomes food for the worms and something rich for the soil but i can rember what it was, but plant a mango tree in a cementary and u will have the best mangos and god is just a imaginary friend for the adults.
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I would try until I died, but then again...why can't he meet me halfway. After all, aren't we going to walk through life together? I would just hope that he would bring water...
624033
how is it that no one knows his name yet you search for him anyway? what are you basing your search on? Your gran ma can't remember his name? Well maybe I can see if she has old folks disease, but does she not have some record of him,too much info lacking to go hunting sorry
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As I don't believe anything more than the worms is waiting for us, I'd be happy to postpone 'that dreadful day' as long as possible. Even if it meant repeatedly seeing my loved ones die... But not if I was condemned to live forever in pain (this question often seems to presume that you wouldn't). So actually, I'd like to 'live forever' in the sense that nothing or nobody else could kill me, but I'd like to be able to reserve the right myself to kill myself.
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Personally, I just lost my dad last month.  I'm still dealing.  It takes a while but the one thing you have to keep in mind is that she was here for a reason.  Whether or not there is an afterlife is irrelevent.  Each person that crosses your path, each person you interact with is there for a reason.  Whether its to teach you something or point you in the direction youre meant to go, there is a purpose.  You may miss her, but if you spend the rest of your life grieving you are not living.  You are lost in the past and moving forward because you have no alternative.  I can assure you, that is not what she would want.  I look at it this way, when you truly care for someone, you give them a piece of yourself.  You have given them your love, your support, your caring, whatever...its a part of you.  No matter where you go, they will always have that.  It is not something tangible that can be taken away or lost.  Your sister will be with you forever.  Nothing can change that..not even death.  'Sides, in my opinion death is just a speed bump in this thing called life, not an end.
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Both are close to the same age, both exhibit a similar life style and have lived a similar life style.  I don't know their eating and exercise habits so it would just be a guess.  Darn I would hate to guess some ones time of death.  I just hope they both live a long time.  Sorry I weinered out on that one!
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I am 58, and in those years I have lost friends and loved one including both parents.  My only suggestion to you is to do what you need to for yourself.  In my opinion this is by far the most important thing a survivor can do.  When my Dad died, I did a number of things.  I was always with the him if he wasn't locked away somewhere safe.  I had my Boy Scout pin buried with him, my Mother gave me his pin.  Scouting was important to both of us.  I flew with him to his final resting place.  I put the first shovel full of dirt in the grave.  At one point my Mother became worried about me, my Brother understood.  He told Mother I was on a mission and would be back as soon as the mission was complete.  You see I am retired from the military and we do things a bit different.  So do what you need to do for yourself, you never want to look back and say "I wish I had done thus and such".\n\nThe important thing to remember is that what you are feeling is perfectly normal.  There are stages of grief as follows:\n\nDENIAL --- The just can't be dead.\nANGER --- Why did they have to die?\nBARGAINING --- God help me get through this.\nDEPRESSION --- Oh God, what am I going to do. \nACCEPTANCE --- OK, they are dead and I am powerless to do anything about it.  I must live on...\n\nOne more story.  When my Dad died I decided to cut his lawn the following day.  When I tried to start the mower, it was out of gas.  At that moment I was absolutely dumb struck.  I didn't know what to do.  I didn't think to look for a gas can, it never occurred to me that I could buy some, and so on.  If it hadn't been for a neighbor, I would still be setting on that empty lawn mower in the middle of the garage with absolutely no clue as to what to do next.\n\nI hope this helps some.  I understand how much you are hurting and I am terribly sorry for your loss.  It will take some time, but rest assured, you will get through this.  \n\nContact information is available on my profile.
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Oh boy! What about all those people who walks around the street or just even sit there begging.  He is far lucky than those people... damn lucky.   That mother of his will surely be gone soon and he will be sorry.  Just take care of yourself, who cares if he is this or that way of life.  Everybody has their way of living, you can either accept or reject him.  You have that choice.  I just don't give a damn if the driver next to me in the traffic is picking his/her noise.  Or you can just simply spend more time with great-grandma and help her out, maybe he'll feel guilty that you wouldn't even talk to him instead you will be with her.
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My granpa wielded twin PPshs in the war while holding off germans at the volga.He's a huge hulking bear of a man.He also Had twin lugers,but he says he didn't get the chance to kill any kraut-eaters withit.If the germans got within range of the lugers,you were already dead.He's a hero of the Soviet Union.
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ahaha, I kinda figured you werent going to die tomarrow.. lol..:) but yea.. i think that if i knew i only had one dat left to live i would explain my feelings to everyone.. go out and party, have a good time, and lose my virginity!! :) ahah