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For 400 years, man has attempted to foresee the passing of celebrities, politicians and world leaders. Today, cyberspace is flooded with a smorgasbord of death pools, each with its own set of rules, qualifications and points systems. Yet none have dared transcend their pithy pool status. Until now. With health updates, notable deaths, death pool news, and so much more...
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Many people request epitaphs to be written on their tombstones after they pass on. In "The Final Word: The Book of Canadian Epitaphs," Nancy Millar studied the growing trend to leave behind a message longer than a simple R.I.P.
"I think graveyards have a root in history. I'm not particularly creepy or any of those sorts of things, I just love them because they tell a story out there."What say you? What do you want written on your tombstone?
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