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Tag Archives: Funny Death Sayings
A Tombstone under a Tree Reads:
"Here lies an atheist, all dressed up and no place to go." - Unknown
Adventurous Wilson Mizner is reported to have said to a priest just before he died:
"Why should I talk to you? I've just been talking to your boss."
Posted in Laughter is Medicine
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Tagged Death humor, Funny Death Jokes, Funny Death Sayings, Jokes about God, Religious Humor
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Falling Asleep is One Thing!
But just how tired are you?
Posted in Laughter is Medicine
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Tagged Dead, Funny Death Sayings, Humorous Death Quotes, Sleeping till You're Dead
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In 1728, Surrounded By Friends at Her Death Bed, Comtesse di Vercellis Breaks Wind
Her last words are "Good, a woman who can fart is not dead." Within minutes, she dies.
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Tagged Funny Death Sayings, Funny Quotes, Humorous Death Quotes, Humorous Quotes, Jokes about death
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We All Hope Death Will Never Approach
It's a funny sort of universal wishful thinking
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“I have a long-standing friendship with death. When it comes, I will ask her to sit down and relax, then I’ll suggest to her champagne. Because, in fact, I’m a coward.”
- Salvador Dali
You may also like: George Carlin Gives Us Some Straight Talk on Death Planning Ahead “If you live to be one hundred, you’ve got it made. Very few people die past that age.”