LOL ! She was probably happier than you that it finally happened :P



In and +1

You've every right to your opinion, I will just clear the air with that statement.

Anyway, I find it unrational to view it so statically, maybe because I find life less sacred than the typical view and more of a privilege that falls upon you once you're born. Also taking the fact into consideration that she was 97 years old puts things into perspective. If I reach that age I hope someone celebrates my death rather than mourning it because by then I'll likely be very tired of life as I imagine most humans would be.

I hate my grandma too, so I'm in!

Not in, but +1 for the giveaway, even though the reason is questionable.

Without your grandma, you wouldn't be here.

That's hardly an accomplishement :P

On a serious note, if the only good thing one can say about his grandma is that she popped out her parent at one time, she deserves little to no respect.

On a less serious note, I am now drinking a beer for all evil grandmas burning in hell right now.

Sorry for your loss and my condolences.

So just out of curiosity, what do you do with a 97 year old pineapple when it's dead???

I'm in.

My 7 years old daughter appears to agree with you. She recently told me that she would be quite eager to inherit some ( as in " all that can be sold to make some money" ) of my belongings. She also asked if she really had to share with her daughter and brother. I guess the next step is to put contracts on our heads.

Count me in and thanks for your generosity, P1na! I'm sure you've your reasons. I felt the same towards two relatives of mine and while the feeling has been tempered over the years, I won't shed tears when they finally pass.

Harsh! Definitely not in.

I hope everyone's, and especially my, grandchildren don't feel the same when the time comes.

I'm in, thank you.

I'm reminded of Derek and Clive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZEEgIti8sM

Not in, thanks.

Thanks for the giveaway, P1na! Count me in.

I've never hated any of my grandparents, but I wasn't especially close to my grandfather when he died (I was five), so when my dad came in to break the news to me, I remember being like "eh". I bet that freaked him out o_o

"How do you kill..." and my "Grandma just died" threads sitting right next to each other look a bit odd and distrubing.