I'm thinking of writing my will soon.
It occurred to me, I move in a lot of online circles, as THX1138, but not many people know Mark Brown, tbh - i prefer the people I've met that know me from the net and call me "T" for short or "THX" - however......
One day, I hope a long time away, i will die.
However, the downside to being a wideboy, and a 1%er are that death might sneak up too quick.
So should you die suddenly, do you want it posted on your B.Boards?
Cos, otherwise, it might take a while for people to find out, or if ever. They just might think
"oh, so and so don't post no more"
Dunno, I'm just thinkning about a suitably generic message, in my case up-beat and light hearted written by me to be published with details of death and arrangements by the exectutor
just wondered what others think, not about death, but the ethics of telling bulletin boards about "those final expenses, thi free carriage clock colud be yours, and no salesman will call"
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It occurred to me, I move in a lot of online circles, as THX1138, but not many people know Mark Brown, tbh - i prefer the people I've met that know me from the net and call me "T" for short or "THX" - however......
One day, I hope a long time away, i will die.
However, the downside to being a wideboy, and a 1%er are that death might sneak up too quick.
So should you die suddenly, do you want it posted on your B.Boards?
Cos, otherwise, it might take a while for people to find out, or if ever. They just might think
"oh, so and so don't post no more"
Dunno, I'm just thinkning about a suitably generic message, in my case up-beat and light hearted written by me to be published with details of death and arrangements by the exectutor
just wondered what others think, not about death, but the ethics of telling bulletin boards about "those final expenses, thi free carriage clock colud be yours, and no salesman will call"
