Saturday, March 14, 2009

My Blog Friends Might Need Special Section At My Funeral.



So tomorrow is Ken's funeral and it got me thinking. If I ever die - and that's a big if, I've just realized that my blog followers are going to want to attend my funeral.

I'm thinking once the funeral is about to start, an announcement can be made that there will be a slight delay. Then you freaks can enter the arena (because the crowds will be so large and I want nothing to do with a church).

I'm thinking that if everyone enters from different entrances it will make the most impact and create the most awe from my real life friends.

And I'm open to suggestions of funeral chants and merchandising so let me know. I'll also need at least 20 team leaders that will be responsible for organizing the masses.

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  1. Your secret identity poses a problem here.

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  2. Have you already appointed someone to take over your blog and notify people? Wait a minute, what are we talking about this for? O.k., whatever, but shouldn't we make sure the brochures for this detail where we can find the nearest shrine, because surely there will be a lot of them erected in your honor (I said "erected").

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  3. Kimmie - it will then be my gift to the blog world to reveal my identity at that point.

    Of course I'll be meeting you in person in West Chester soon.

    Diane - I've actually mentioned that to my wife but I guess I should write out specific details. Could you imagine the hysteria if all of a sudden I died and my blog just ended? I'm sure it would lead to major depression among hundreds of people and probably a few suicides.

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  4. I'm sorry to hear about your brother in law, but if you want to start planning your own funeral I would suggest booking more than one stadium. I also like the idea of having sections roped off for people who will be screaming and wailing and tearing their clothes and throwing ashes on themselves. People just don't mourn like they used to.

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  5. Just make sure that the venue is wheelchair accessible, or I'm not coming. ; )

    I'll be thinking of your family tomorrow...

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  6. I'll be there if there's pyrotechnics involved.

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  7. If you think you might bite the big one within the next 3-5 years ... please make sure you arrange live coverage via satellite for those of us in foreign climes who can't afford the air fare.

    *Full devotion services will resume AFTER the credit crunch

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  8. What about a funeral goody bag? Ooo ooo you could have a shot glass etched with your name, birth and death dates. Classy.

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  9. Gilligan - I'll put you in charge of that.

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  10. I suggest cremation and give your ashes away to everyone on a windy day. That's what I always do.

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  11. I don't want to be in charge of anything. BUT, I do wish to sit in the beer section.....
    and make sure they sell those good hotdogs.

    I will take the photos then post them for the world to see.

    peace
    #2

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  12. We could all march around the arena with flags like it's the Olympics!

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  13. I'm thinking some Queen music would be appropriate, like "Nothing really matters...anymore"

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  14. Wait, wait, wait...You wouldn't just have someone live-blog the event so we could all "be" there without travelling? Just asking. I'll make the trip if you aren't game for this, but...you know, just asking.

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  15. I'm seeing a tailgating party before the funeral. Grilled steaks, hotdogs & brats. I'll head up the food part of your adios.

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  16. I've read that is it possible to make a diamont out of someone's ashes..is there any chance you'll get trasformed into one? Then every person at the funeral get a ticket, and at the end of the venue,who has the matching number wins a ZibbsDiamond!!

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  17. If I were to name a star in your memory, what would you want it to be called? Ummm, maybe a whole solar system would be more appropriate? What do you think?

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  18. i'm not looking forward to the phone call from Mrs. Zibbs to help her go through all your chicken scratched notebooks to figure out your password to post that final posting.

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  19. I will be too busy calling TBY attorneys to see what you left me to be in charge of anything.

    Wait.

    What I meant to say is that I will be too bereft to be in charge of anything.

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  20. I'm actually surprised that you will allow yourself to die.

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  21. Zibbs will most likely die by my hand... I assume. In which case I will notify everyone by screaming at the sky from on top of the Courthouse. You'll hear it, trust me.

    At the procession I suggest this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRB45Jv6lW8&feature=related

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  22. Yeah, I need a ride that day, if anyone can run by and pick a girl up.

    #1

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  23. I was two seconds away from heading up to bed and I thought to myself...I have to check TBY real quick and now I'm sitting here crying...a few suicides as well huh?

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  24. I'll head up the really bad singing section, we'll blame it on the grief. Any special requests?

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  25. I can't stop laughing at this post. A++++++.

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  26. This seems perfectly reasonable to me.

    I always wanted ABBA's "Lay All Your Love On Me" played at my funeral, or actually, sung by a gospel choir.

    You can totally copy me, since we live in different cities an all...

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