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Old 01-22-2008, 02:58 PM
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because 1.5 million deaths is funny?
That's it exactly.

About 1.5 million times as funny as just the one person dying.

Nothing, but nothing should ever be too sacred or taboo to laugh about. Nothing.
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Nothing, but nothing should ever be too sacred or taboo to laugh about. Nothing.
I guess I do agree on this.
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That's it exactly.

About 1.5 million times as funny as just the one person dying.

Nothing, but nothing should ever be too sacred or taboo to laugh about. Nothing.
Agreed - sometimes that's the only way people survive something like that - is to laugh and joke about it. It may be so called balck humor - but it is humor.
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Nothing, but nothing should ever be too sacred or taboo to laugh about. Nothing.
Right on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Agreed - sometimes that's the only way people survive something like that - is to laugh and joke about it. It may be so called balck humor - but it is humor.

I agree up to a point. I have a cousin with a 3 year old kid, who has a brain tumor and it cannot be operated any more. Now they're just hoping the treatments will work, but the doctors don't give much hope. There's one thing I wouldn't joke about.

But in general, I, too, agree.

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Thats tragic , its just seems worse when a little child gets so ill like that and havent had a chance to live life yet.
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Nothing, but nothing should ever be too sacred or taboo to laugh about. Nothing.
Ok.. so if we'r now joking about the Irish famine, heres a few more to throw into the mix then, some of my personal ''favourites''... I'm sure they'll offend someone, but hey they're only a bit of fun.










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