WTF

[interest1]

if you cropped out the feet i wouldn't be able to tell if that's the front or the back

I'd call that a double-sided WTF.

Oh, look. Another.

[mrbeuys]

Fuck, I thought that was the back until I read your post

[Shucks]

careful not to make that mistake when the lights are out.

[mrbeuys]

What's the danger?

[Faust]

//\ zing!!!

[interest1]

we love it when you zing

[MJRH]

what the shit?

soooo if any of you needed a new calendar...

This project may be a turn off for some due to the emphasis on 'poop'.



come on, sz... don't turn your back on this amazing opportunity!

[Dane]

^ gross

What's with this suicide-over-twitter thing that's been happening lately?

http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/8/3850236/followers-watch-in-horror-as-rapper-freddy-e-live-tweets-his-own

I wish people would reach out to a proper resource instead of random strangers on the interwebs. Very sad.

[eleven crows]

Suicide's a funny thing isn't it? Funny in the sense that anyone who commits it is regarded as being in need of treatment, therapy, or spiritual re-alignment.

[zamb]

What's with this suicide-over-twitter thing that's been happening lately?
I wish people would reach out to a proper resource instead of random strangers on the interwebs. Very sad.

what constitute a proper resource?
Isn't the current collective consciousness of our society, a fertile ground for suicide.......

Suicide's a funny thing isn't it? Funny in the sense that anyone who commits it is regarded as being in need of treatment, therapy, or spiritual re-alignment.

what do you think they need if not those things?

[eleven crows]

In some cases: nothing. Everyone has the right to end their own life. I'd put death down as the one core rights we all possess. It's a shame it's so stigmatised.

[Dane]

My theory - I agree everyone has the right to do as they wish with their life. That being said, if someone is publicizing their intent on twitter, they appear to not have fully made the decision to live or die, and perhaps speaking to a loved one or professional (proper resources I was mentioning Zamb) would help them make their decision, whatever that may be, as opposed to some random fucktard with no valid advice.

[zamb]

In some cases: nothing. Everyone has the right to end their own life. I'd put death down as the one core rights we all possess. It's a shame it's so stigmatised.

So in this sense if I desire to die and i ask someone to kill me and they do should they be charged for murder?

regardless of what our philosophical believes are, there are some things deep down in our core as human beings that we know ought not to be, even though they might exist. I can say with certaintly, that no one, absolutely no one in thier right state of might and with positive circumstances around them desire to die..........no one.
Death is mankind's greatest enemy, and the entire history of human civilization can be summed up as mankind's collective effort to overcome death

Yes everyone has the freedom to harm themselves, and that includes ending ones own life, but their is a difference between being free to do something and having a right. no one has a right to die because we are not the source of our origins, we did not give life to ourselves.....

My theory - I agree everyone has the right to do as they wish with their life. That being said, if someone is publicizing their intent on twitter, they appear to not have fully made the decision to live or die, and perhaps speaking to a loved one or professional (proper resources I was mentioning Zamb) would help them make their decision, whatever that may be, as opposed to some random fucktard with no valid advice.

I am not even gonna comment on the twitter aspect, for the most part i have intentionally avoided certain types of social media because now such things have becomes substitutes for human interaction, and we are now a part of a world that has become a hotbed for self destruction by misguided individuals. But yes, I agree with you, seeking proper attention for ones issues/ problems is always good.......... I think that a significant portion of our time must always be spent in service to others, because usually we get to see people surviving in far worse conditions that we might have to deal with............such things usually provide a hope and a motivation to continue..............

[cjbreed]

all good points zam. and i also think that whenever someone is feeling ungrateful, or rather, not feeling gratitude, that person could benefit from doing some service work. helping others.

but i also agree with this idea, that i think was originally voiced by hunter s thompson, that i take great comfort in knowing that i can kill myself whenever i want to.

just sayin'...its a comforting thought, isn't it?

[eleven crows]

I'm going to bed and will reply better tomorrow. Just a few quick answers.

So in this sense if I desire to die and i ask someone to kill me and they do should they be charged for murder?

They should not.

Yes everyone has the freedom to harm themselves, and that includes ending ones own life, but their is a difference between being free to do something and having a right. no one has a right to die because we are not the source of our origins, we did not give life to ourselves.....

This is a faith based response. While it may be your belief that suicide is a sin, I would politely disagree.

@CJ: First I heard that quote was Cioran, which I'd wager was sometime before Thompson.