Nice Little Old Lady Lives With Two Corpses

[ilovemichaelmyers]

That is just gross.

[Spookymufu]

That is just gross.

you know darn well you'd like to have your husbands corpse stashed away somewhere.......we know you, dont lie

[ilovemichaelmyers]

Yeah on another planet.....

[MacPhantom]

What a coincidence! Spooky just so happens to own several spaceships!!!

[Spookymufu]

since Andy started wearing his foil hat again, the ships dont come around as often

[iHaunt]

When my girlfriend die anytime, and I promise her that I can keep her corpse with me forever.

[Spookymufu]

is she sick iHaunt?

[iHaunt]

is she sick iHaunt?

No. She's doing great.

[Spookymufu]

then why is she going to die anytime, you getting sick of her?

[Andybev01]

Cunning linguist, I see.

[iHaunt]

then why is she going to die anytime, you getting sick of her?

No, not really.... maybe just a very, very little bit! I do love her in all of my heart, but in other way.... she does drive me craxzy! She's still good lady to me, and she will never die on me, but if she do so, then she will be with me 4ever!

[Andybev01]

Good thing she's made of fiberglass and paint, eh?

[iHaunt]

Good thing she's made of fiberglass and paint, eh?

She is!

[Pumpkin_Man]

Again, this is a very lonely and scared old lady, who most likely outlived most if not all of her peers. She probably has great grand children, but they hardly know her. Younger people tend to poke fun at the elderly, especialy some one in their 90s, and it can be a very tough road to hoe. I realize that most elderly people don't litteraly dig up their departed loved ones, but I think this woman should be cut some slack. I think the elderly should be respected and I am not speaking purely from a philosophical stand point. I am going to be 50 in less then two weeks, and while I'm not quite there yet, I am not looking forward to all the "Adult Diaper" jokes and comments about my great age that will manifest themselvs as I get older.

So this woman's story just might be a lesson on the need for human interaction in people of all ages. The elderly, in many ways are as vulnerable as little children. In some ways, even more so, as they look back on the lives they use to lead. They look back on the relationships they had with their departed spouces, or the children they raised, and grand children they bounced on their knees, and then they look at the empty room where they sit alone, think about how nice it would be if my Grandson wold call, or my daughter would come over for a visit. Then they turn on the tv to alleviate the lonliness and fear.

Mike