Happy thoughts Christmas edition
I was flying home from Regina to Vancouver on the plane. Taking off I was insulted at how flat and boring the landscape around me was and how little excitement my window seat had to offer. The seat belt sign went of and hastily fumbled with my MP3 player to start what in my opinion is the best airplane music one could ever listen to while in-flight, M83.
Moon child slowly took over my ears as we entered the wispy spotted clouds. I watched the patchwork quilt of boring get smaller below me. As I tried to guess what the square crops were the plane entered the cloud completely. The song ended and I heard the bing of the saet belt sign. I looked down to see what song was about to grace my ears. Don't save us from the flames started to play and we hit turbulence in white out conditions.
This is where my happy thought came in. If I were to plummet to my death in a plane and be burned to death there would actually be some good aspects of this.
One I would have to grow old. As cliche as that is it still holds true. Dipshits at my funeral could even compare me to Kurt Cobain and say it is better to burn out then fade away. To see someone of my stature slowly crippled with old age would be a travesty of the majesty that I currently hold.
Second being cut down in my prime would allow me to be a martyr. they (being the general bereaved populace) could paint full wall murals about me and how I left life too early and what a shame my death really was. Thus fully stroking my ego in post life.
Last point and by far the best point is this. Since I died on fire would not my ghost be on fire as well. To fully reflect my the pain of my death my sans life apparition would be tormented by non stop flames. I would be like the human torch. Instead of haunting buildings I could burn them to the ground. Hahahaha slaughtering everyone inside. Never being able to be defeated my ghost would be a thorn in humanities side forever.
merry Christmas