The Hive Ain't Dead. She's Still Got Life In Her Yet!

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I've seen a picture of you in the daylight. Nice try..... :erm:

A lich. Not some sissy vampire ;). Besides, I wear this amulet of gentle repose at all times. I look as good as I did thousand years ago :D. I'm a handsome fella ;)

Are they pouring ankhs on your head? Doesn't that hurt?

Aye. But the road to immortality is paved with pain. Mostly others' but a little bit of own too...
 
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A lich. Not some sissy vampire ;). Besides, I wear this amulet of gentle repose at all times. I look as good as I did thousand years ago :D. I'm a handsome fella ;)

Okay, it is time I came forth with the truth myself.... I was born again after my death 6 years ago. I was murdererd at the Arby's @ Scottsdale & Shea. Igave the coroner a heart attack when I awoke from my death. She's still alive though, thankfully she has no memory of the event.

I am an Immortal, and I am not alone. For centuries, we have waited for the time of the Hive, when the stroke of the keyboard will release the power of the Posting. There can be only on hive.
 








I was murdererd at the Arby's @ Scottsdale & Shea.
I've never been to that Arby's. Hmmm, I'll have to try it.

Oh, I suppose I should share my story. As related by George Lass

Dead Like Me said:
Once upon a time, or more specifically at the dawn of time, god, lower case "g", was getting busy with creation, as the kids these days are saying. He gave Toad a clay jar and said, "Be careful with this. It's got death inside". Pleased as punch and oblivious to the fact that he was about to become god's fall guy on the whole death issue, Toad promised to guard the jar. Then one day Toad met Frog. "Let me hold the jar of death, or what ever you call it", Frog begged. With a nod to Nancy Reagan's pros of wisdom, Toad just said no. But Frog was determined, and after much whining Toad finally gave in. "You can hold it, but only for a second", he said. In his excitement, Frog began to hop around and juggle the death jar from one foot to the other. Frog was an :):):):):):):). "Stop!" Toad cried out, but it was to late. Frog dropped the jar and it shattered to the ground. When it broke open, death got out, and ever since then all living things have to die. Makes you wonder how much better the world would be if frogs just stuck to hawking beer. So there you have it, the mystery of death finally revealed. We all die, some of us sooner then later.
So yeah, I sort of get the short end of the stick when it comes to my contributions to the world. But by way of thanks for its release, Death hasn't coming looking for me yet.
 

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