This was the tagline for a commercial that Comedy Central ran a few years ago, and I found it both very funny and yet poignant. How the hell can a commercial with a dumb and simple message like this be poignant? Well, time just goes fast. Really fast. It's July now, and I feel like only last week it was May. Time flies even if you're not having fun - perhaps these ruminations were brought on by a disturbingly fascinating link that I saw tonight, but I'm noting the passage of time a lot again.
So yes, we're all going to die. And while I don't believe that this requires us to watch Comedy Central per se, I do believe that it makes it all the more important to experience comedy while we can. There is wisdom in the old words: Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die. We all eat and drink pretty much every day, but frequently not enough with the merry. Luckily, I've tentatively got a viewing of Brain Donors scheduled for tonight with some friends. (Hey friends, feel free to let me know what precisely the plan is.)
So yes, we're all going to die. And while I don't believe that this requires us to watch Comedy Central per se, I do believe that it makes it all the more important to experience comedy while we can. There is wisdom in the old words: Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die. We all eat and drink pretty much every day, but frequently not enough with the merry. Luckily, I've tentatively got a viewing of Brain Donors scheduled for tonight with some friends. (Hey friends, feel free to let me know what precisely the plan is.)