STF wrote:Sourmilk wrote:Maybe the "daily blogging" will save her? Will help to change her mind?
Or maybe she'll feel obligated to do it.

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STF wrote:Sourmilk wrote:Maybe the "daily blogging" will save her? Will help to change her mind?
Or maybe she'll feel obligated to do it.

Marsupialized wrote:Thank you so much for the pounding, it came in handy.
I am going to kill myself in 90 days. What else should i say? This blog is not a cry for help or even to get attention. It's simply a public record of my last 90 days in existence. I'm not depressed and nothing extremely horrible has lead me to this decision. But, does it really have to? I mean, as an atheist I feel life has no greater purpose. My generation has had no great depression, no great war and our biggest obstacle is beating Halo 3. So, if I feel like saying "game over", why can't I? Anyway, I hope you enjoy my thoughts as the clock runs out. Also, if blogspot takes this down before i'm gone just go to www.90dayjane.com. Please don't attempt to "help" me. If you want to truly help, please send me ideas on how to do the deed. thx-Jane
steve wrote:Looks like a right-wing Christian hoax. The introduction sounds like a modern heathen character development paragraph from a Left Behind novel.
90 Day Jane wrote:My generation has had no great depression, no great war...
johnnyshape wrote:Marsupialized wrote:I bet it's some fucking movie or shitty TV show on UPN or something, building up some 'internet buzz'
Aye. The fact that this is the umpteenth time I've heard about this sort of suicide pact/cult thing on the interweb, but apparently this is the first one that's 'blowing up' makes me very suspicious indeed.
Dr. Geek wrote:I once found a soggy dollar floating in a puddle on the side of the street. I carefully picked it out of the water before it sank to the bottom. It smelled funny after it dried.
Rimbaud III wrote:cjh wrote:madmanmunt wrote:Total rip-off of Chris Morris' Blue Jam.
Not only that but he committed Richard Geefe - The Suicide Journalist to print as a column in The Observer.
Nine years ago.
Beat me to it.
Well worth a read for those that haven't seen it before.
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