This makes me sad in a different way than yall..because more or less i agree with Nos...

It's part of life, even though it is unfortunate to have to bury someone so young, it's still a part of life you can't avoid.

But R.I.P to the baby anyways..

ye..sad stuff...i wouldnt post that,but she is a grieving mother,so no one could really say how they would react..

and wtf nos...sawn off shot guns?in aussie?

damn,i really actually thought that life down under was just like it is in home and away,and neighborours.

Home and away and neighbours?

What the fuck.........

Those are the most shit house badly written garbage sitcoms ever concieved.

Life in australia is nothing like home and away and neighbours...

The fuck kind of a generalisation is that...

You think we dont have guns here?

Aus has just as many thugs as the US mayne.

Everywhere got bad shit goin on

agreed?

right back to the point of this thread....

RIP to that baby for real, didnt have a chance to make nuthin of itself or anything...

I don't necessarily feel disturbed by it, I just feel sympathy towards the parents.

And nos, you say that now but if you had a kid one day and it died before it even got a taste of life, you wouldnt be laughing your ass off... lol.

Wasnt really laughing my ass off at the dead baby.. More at the people on this forum really taking it to heart that much....rofl

As for me being in that situation...

If fate played out that way, I would accept it without regret. Because my logic makes me believe that everything happens for a reason therefore I feel no sadness due to death. People who die have reached the final frontier, their purpose in this realm is complete be it personal achievment or the effect they leave upon other people.

I would experience a gap left in my life with the loss of ability to pass on my knowledge to my next in line. But thats about it.........

Call me heartless or whatever... I guess my way of dealing with life is to rely on strict logic over emotion. Whatever floats your boat right?

I still think you would feel immense grief and pain (I'm not sure if you were denying that you would or not). Very few people have the mental capacity to apply their logic to extreme sitations such as the death of a cherished loved one.

Well..

You found one..

Because I know this is how I am from experience.

man...

that's jus completely messed my day up...i aint joking...i got a kid...FUCK...

Why man?

Death is the curse of living...

Its better to just accept it than be living in fear of it.

I doubt you've experienced something like this... What were your circumstances?

i don't fear death...

but i don't like witnessing images that remind me that there's a possiblity i may bury my son...

heaven forbid that...

- scoffs. - I despise people like her, pity them...people who claim they are devout christian and then have something taken from them and instantly lose their faith and fall on their knees and scream 'why'. And no one has the guts to tell her it's because

1. it was his time
2. it choked on its vomit, it happens
3. because God has some reason she couldn't comprehend

Seriously...the girl needs some common sense before she screams 'WHY?' Same goes to everyone. When my grandpa died, even though I wasn't that close to him, I just stared and went 'oh'. Death happens, no point mourning it...seriously.