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The Dead Thread 2024

Jimjamesak said:
The house was intentionally set on fire and they had received multiple threats of that prior to. They also were grieving over the fact that someone had placed the skulls of their dogs in their harnesses and hung them.

It wasn’t “an argument with a neighbor”, it was a hate crime.

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Can we bring back "waste people" as an epithet for total human garbage like this? Or would that be too mean? :rolleyes:
 
Just got back from Bangkok after attending to services for the passing of my father-in-law who I have known as 'Dad' for 28 years. Patti is still there to help with so many things, the least of which is trying to figure out how Mom is going to get along after 60 years of marriage to her best friend.

My parents have been married for 64 years and while neither have any known health issues that would lead to think of the worst at this time, it really makes you think. A lot.

He was such a great man and I miss him.
 
Slap Shot said:
Just got back from Bangkok after attending to services for the passing of my father-in-law who I have known as 'Dad' for 28 years. Patti is still there to help with so many things, the least of which is trying to figure out how Mom is going to get along after 60 years of marriage to her best friend.

My parents have been married for 64 years and while neither have any known health issues that would lead to think of the worst at this time, it really makes you think. A lot.

He was such a great man and I miss him.
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I’m sorry.
I’m completely broken from losing my two best friends still. Can’t imagine a parent
 
Slap Shot said:
Just got back from Bangkok after attending to services for the passing of my father-in-law who I have known as 'Dad' for 28 years. Patti is still there to help with so many things, the least of which is trying to figure out how Mom is going to get along after 60 years of marriage to her best friend.

My parents have been married for 64 years and while neither have any known health issues that would lead to think of the worst at this time, it really makes you think. A lot.

He was such a great man and I miss him.
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sorry man. mookie was there last week & heading back on Saturday. if there is any particular spirit house to stop and drop a prayer let mookie know 🙏
 
mookie1995 said:
sorry man. mookie was there last week & heading back on Saturday. if there is any particular spirit house to stop and drop a prayer let mookie know 🙏
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Mookie the temple that had the services was Wat Phra Sri Mahathat Woramahawihan and thanks for asking.

This photo is from just the outside visitation area on Day 3. He had many friends and loved ones
 

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