Well, if you had to extrapolate.
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That I existed. Hopefully I'll have more time to leave an impact.
What's the frequency Kenneth?|In case of war.Well I will leave a Third Impact.
I vowed, and so did you: Beyond this wall- we would make it through.Depends on which people you ask. They'd probably all think that I wasn't quite done doing whatever it was that I was doing when I died. And—
Okay, getting too deep in thought about this.
Long story short, people will be wondering why it took me so damn long to lay still for a while.
edited 28th Mar '12 10:33:26 PM by Ramus
The emotions of others can seem like such well guarded mysteries, people 8egin to 8elieve that's how their own emotions should 8e treated.If it was anytime soon, probably about the same as the OP. :/ If it were as much as five years from now, I honestly have no freaking clue; that's how much I have planned for the future.
Ponders too much; thinks too little. Currently goes by Knowlessman.If I died now?
"Oh, what a tragedy that he did not live enough to write down the awesome theorem whose existence he hinted at in his notebook! That would have been a Nobel Prize for sure!"
But really, I suppose that what they will think depends on what I'll do in the meantime. Which is probably a reason why I should stop procrastinating now...
Who is "people", anyway?
In any case, if I died soon, I hope that they would have the decency to give me a doctorate to the memory. It would suck to have basically finished the thesis (minor corrections and some fixes excluded) and not being able to put "Dr" before my name in whatever afterlife there is
edited 29th Mar '12 1:32:47 AM by Carciofus
But they seem to know where they are going, the ones who walk away from Omelas.I'd settle for a post-mortem Master's in English. Maybe even a teacher's certification.
Tropers watching movies@Ten Tails Beast: I hope not
I don't know, all I can really say is 'what would people think if I died now'. I don't know what sort of person I'm going to be at the age of 60 or 70 or whenever I die. It's possible I'll be a bitter grumpy old bitch who people will say of "Well, she was a grumpy bitch, but she knew her stuff", and also possible that I'll be some sort of saintly crusader and they'll name a library after me or something. Who really knows?
Be not afraid...

For me, probably nothing more than, "He was a nice kid. He held doors for people."*
How about y'all?
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