Some cemetery-goers are "wannabe edgy weirdos" (what I don't understand is the ones that dress up just for the sake of taking pics of themselves in cemeteries, what the hell is that all about?) but some of us do legitimately find peace and comfort there. One thing I like best about cemeteries is that they remind you that life is short, fickle, almost a joke or a waste, but that it is also beautiful, and death is beautiful. Human existence is beautiful in its own way. Or maybe I just look too deeply into it; or maybe I'm fascinated with death or whatever theory any other person would have about why we're here, or what we're all doing here.


Right?! God, I love headstones. I love wondering what happened, what they were like, who they were, etc. If they have family members buried nearby, I wonder where their family was in terms of social class, how their deaths impacted the surviving members of their domicile, and other things of that nature. The funny thing is, I don't wonder about these things in regards to the living. Ever.

I screwed someone in a cemetery once.

I won't go into detail, I'll just leave it at that because of reasons. I will add, however, that it was winter.

Cemeteries are designed to be peaceful and tranquil places so it's not surprising people would find them to be... peaceful and tranquil. They're basically just parks in terms of the landscaping and whatnot.

well yea except for the hundreds of dead ppl tho

Hundreds of dead Pennsylvania Power & Light?

Every bit of ground you walk on is lined with underground corpses, yo. /history lesson

There are two cemeteries up on Mount Royal in Montreal, and my grandpa says "if that thing ever blows, there will be a whole lot of skeletons raining down on Montreal!" Eek.

Today I am learning java code, interesting stuff. I enjoying typing the code in and realising what errors I've made without anyone's help.

I can make errors without anyone's help too!

Woot Woot.

So can I!

Knot mee. Eye'm flauliss