If you were about to die...
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...and your last words would become famous, what would they be? I'd say mine would probably be "Crap...this is inconvenient..." 'Cuz there's never a good time to die.
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"I hid my secret fortune in the" then I'd die before I could finish my sentence
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অƊǟʊℕϮℒعʂʂತ wrote:
Lol I saw the post and I was gonna say something similar"I hid my secret fortune in the" then I'd die before I could finish my sentence
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...I cleaned that dog crap off my shoe with your toothbrush last week...
Lol, just to mess with them.
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"They can't hit us at this range!"
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Unknown wrote:
Nice👍"They can't hit us at this range!"
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Be sure to drink your Ovaltine
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Unknown wrote:
I like it! Haha!"They can't hit us at this range!"
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Tupac isn't...
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"Beam me up Scotty I'm done with these suckers see ya!!!!" Awkward minutes of prolonged silence then go by.
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Who the hell are you? *points at wife*
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My real name is ...
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Pour me a shot or maybe 10
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"Partridge farm remembers..."
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"Rosebud"
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"See ya over there or back here. Whichever."
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Eat McDonalds!( or whichever company pays my family the most for me advertising their brand with my dying breath). I'm think 7-figures would be appropriate.
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ᏰลอᏰεαη wrote:
I don't think a corporation would pay hundreds of thousands for you to be a spokesperson once. Especially not McDs. Im sure they would be be less than excited to be associated with a dying person's last breath... PR would be more expensive than you!Eat McDonalds!( or whichever company pays my family the most for me advertising their brand with my dying breath). I'm think 7-figures would be appropriate.
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💚Ⴚгɘɘɲʍɑɳ💚 wrote:
You have to remember that this quote will last forever! We still quote sun tzu( probably misspelled) and he died hundreds or years ago. The return on investment could be quite high if your company can stay in business for awhile. Sure there would be a small amount of controversy at first. But publicity is publicity in the eyes of many execs.ᏰลอᏰεαη wrote:
I don't think a corporation would pay hundreds of thousands for you to be a spokesperson once. Especially not McDs. Im sure they would be be less than excited to be associated with a dying person's last breath... PR would be more expensive than you!Eat McDonalds!( or whichever company pays my family the most for me advertising their brand with my dying breath). I'm think 7-figures would be appropriate.
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True. Depends on how the audience takes it i suppose. I've seen weirder things get accepted based on a few critic's first opinions.
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How about this?
Father:
"I have 6 million and a villa in..."Kids: "yes? Yes? YESS?"
Father:
"F....fa....FarmVille......*dies*" -
Either this wallpaper goes or I do.
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"D-Delete my Internet history..."
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Major General John Sedgwick of the Union Army of the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865) was looking over confederate lines saying "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dista-"And fell forward with a snipers bullet under his left eye.
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Unknown wrote:
😂😂Major General John Sedgwick of the Union Army of the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865) was looking over confederate lines saying "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dista-"And fell forward with a snipers bullet under his left eye.
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Yertbomb wrote:
Ikr?Unknown wrote:
😂😂Major General John Sedgwick of the Union Army of the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865) was looking over confederate lines saying "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dista-"And fell forward with a snipers bullet under his left eye.
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Jeez union soldiers were young back then! Four years old and a major general! Crazy...
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💚Ⴚгɘɘɲʍɑɳ💚 wrote:
Was his real name ender?Jeez union soldiers were young back then! Four years old and a major general! Crazy...
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ᏰลอᏰεαη wrote:
I heard it was Wiggins or Bean. Something weird.💚Ⴚгɘɘɲʍɑɳ💚 wrote:
Was his real name ender?Jeez union soldiers were young back then! Four years old and a major general! Crazy...
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