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But seriously, I see no point in burial. Traditions and so on, that's all understandable, but what's the use. It's the same thing every time: relatives arrive and do nothing but whine grieve. And for some, it's even an excuse to get wasted. I consider great people who achieved true glory as exceptions, but here's the bummer — there are none now :smile04:
But if we're being serious, I don't see the point in burials. Traditions and so on, I understand all that, but what's the use? Every time it's the same thing, relatives come, and all they do is whine and grieve. And for some, it's also an excuse to get drunk. The exception is great people who achieved true fame, but here's the problem - they're not around anymore.
Burn them! Or better yet, eat them alive! Seriously.
I was asking how far the Draconian faction is from the Gothic subculture.
I don't think any subculture is acceptable. I like Goths, but I'm not a Goth. Style - yes, confining yourself to a subculture - no.
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
and when you die, what would you want to happen to you...? 1. donate your organs 2. be buried and so on, you know the options)
I think that first you need to make sure that death has definitely occurred (or just finish them off, otherwise I don't really want to wake up in a buried coffin)
by the way, Meg, you say that funerals are an occasion to get drunk?)) I disagree. Orthodox Christians already have so many holidays, almost every week there are some significant days or even whole weeks!!.. they are definitely a reason to get drunk.
Arandor
Amko
