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Reading through the Facebook page of my friend from high school who passed away this weekend, I've decided...
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nubby
Jun 12 '09, 04:37
when I go, I hope nobody ever writes "RIP" about me. It seems way too casual.
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I am not a fan of RIP either. I know the good intention is there but the way it looks does make it seem flip or too casual. It is worlds different to
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HdnAgnda
Jun 12, 05:37
Eh, sometimes people just don't know *what* to say.
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kelly
Jun 12, 05:14
Even worse is when the FB profile is left up, as in the case of a boy from my school who died in *January* -- nm
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Hotkiss
Jun 12, 05:12
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How would Facebook know that though? -- nm
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Don Homer
Jun 12, 05:13
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Heh. I like how it was answered by Chupacabra. -- nm
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Don Homer
Jun 12, 05:16
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I like how it was asked by "Silent Rumours". -- nm
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nubby
Jun 12, 05:45
I think it has to be reported. This boy was a bit of a loner. Theh profile of a popular girl who died last year was removed within days. -- nm
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Hotkiss
Jun 12, 05:14
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