Man attends his own wake

[Mrs Fish]

I like this idea :yes:

[quote=ananova][b][big]Man attends his wake [/b][/big]

A man held his wake early so he could celebrate with mourners.

John Noble, 52, was given months to live after doctors diagnosed him with motor neurone disease.

He invited 120 family and friends to a party near his Bristol home reports The Sun.

John said: "It was a cracking night. Everyone had a great time and I was glad I could say goodbye while I'm alive. It wasn't sad at all."
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[scorp]

I think i'd be making a trip to the drug dealers for an overdose if i was diagnosed with that illness.. good on him

[Balmoral Green]

I would be making arrangements to do the most dangerous fantastic car stunt the world has ever known, make a proper film documentary about it. The royalties from said stunt would provide for the family very well after my demise. And what a spectacle eh?

[Marki]

Thats the spirit

[celticpilgrim]

I don't know him personally, but he works in our Printing & Stationery dept. Those that do know hime tell me he's quite a nice chap - bloody shame though.

But why not attend your own wake, if you're in that situation - make the most of it - have a few of these before you (hopefully) turn into one of these

[ZR1cliff]

Marki said:

Thats the spirit

Absolute johny big bx to the bloke i love his style,i want people to celebrate at my demise and celebrate my life,they probably will anyway hehe.