As in, "If your grandfather knew you were doing that he would roll over in his grave."
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wHEN SOMEBODY SAYS THAT THEY MEAN THAT WHEN U DO SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T SATISIFED YOUR FAMILY DEAD. tHEY TURN TO LET YOU KNOW THEY ARE NOT HAPPY.
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I'm very sorry about your grandfather's death.  Unless you have some other reason to think so, I wouldn't agonize over whether it's a clue or not.  You may never find a reason.\n\nI've heard of people cutting verses out that they didn't like or didn't understand.  Especially in older generations.  I don't know why your grandfather did.\n\nI can understand you wanting to know answers.  How open is your family to talking about him?  Is there someone who knew him really well that you could ask without fear of hurting them?\n\nIf his death is really recent, you may want to give people some time before bringing them your concerns.\n\nSuicide is usually about feeling hopeless.  It's so sad when people reach that point and don't feel like they can reach out and get help.\n\nPlease don't agonize over this.  Take your grief to God and let Him heal your heart.  He is our hope.  Don't lose sight of Him.\n\nAnd keep your good memories of your grandfather.  His life is more than his final act.
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My grandmother told me she had back eyes that even if her back was turned she could see what I was doing. And even when I was in school and had got in trouble she would say whe knew I got in trouble because she saw it with her back eyes. This question brought me back to my childhood for a minute I forgot all about my grandmother and her back eyes until you asked!
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I'm sorry for your loss, Puddin tain. I think that everyone grieves in their own way, and there are many responses people have to a loved one's death. There may be a time when you will need to cry about this, but it may not happen for a while. I don't think that you are a bad person.\n\nIf you are concerned about others' opinions of you because you are smiling, I wouldn't be. If you loved your grandfather, don't worry about smiling. Perhaps he gave you many reasons to smile. If you feel the need to, share with others how you feel about your grandfather. They will understand your words, if not your facial expression.\n\nWhen my grandmother died, we played some polka music at her graveside. I got up and started dancing. Others joined me in dancing to it. She LOVED polka music and it gave her joy to dance to it. Was it cold to dance "on" someone's grave? Not in this case. It was done out of love and respect, not anger or revenge.\n\nAre you "cold" for not crying but smiling? No, I don't think so.
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I agree. I can remember having wagon wheel imprints on my rear from mouthing off to my dad... I hated that belt. I eventually learned not to mouth off to him. Nowadays my dad would be behind bars and I would probably be an ignorant jerk with absolutely no respect for myself, the law, or my elders. Who knows, I might be behind bars myself.
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That exact same thing happened to my grandpa a few yrs ago. No one could explain it.
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They might think your older than your really r
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If het dared to make a commotion at my son's funeral. My mates and I would put them in hospital before the police could get them.\nThen they could re-think their views in bed for a few weeks.
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he'd tell me that i need to stop making fun of people in my life cause it hurts them and they dont like me for it and he would be right\n\n\n:)
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The speaker is lamenting having done something or considering something that will rob him/her of the joys of old age. These joys include honor, love, obedience, multitudes of friends. Instead, he/she will receive silent curses from people for a long time, honor spoken falsely from others, and another day of living, which many people would be pleased to have in itself. At the same time, people feeling so depressed, such as the speaker, might be happy and simultaneously unhappy for living another day.
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the same way adulters do!  if you recall in the new testament an adulterous woman was thrown at the foot of Jesus and they told him she was caught in the act and the law says to stone her because it was a capital crime back then but he said 'if you have not sinned you may cast the first stone'
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I don't know. I think its always funny when its happening to someone else. I've seen what your talking about also. Kindof funny but I'm sure I won't like it to much if it happened to me i guess. \n\nSay someone says something about your mom. If your mom is dead you might take offense to that cause it brings up bad memories that you can't control. hmmm? It always depends on whats getting talked about.
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Having respect for people that we love. Also respect for people that can not protect themselves. How would you feel if someone close to you had passed and their remains not respected? I'm sure you would be concerned as well. Are you aware that in a mortuary that from beginning to end the up most respect is used for the deceased?
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No.  That's just how life goes.  I never knew either of my grandfathers.  Fortunately, I knew both my grandmothers.  They made great impressions on my life.  I thank God for them both. And, God bless you for reminding me.  They are both gone now.
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"That man tried to kill my dad."\n-President George W. Bush, Sept 2002
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basically he is saying he wouldnt do what you did
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if they told you they'd have to kill ya