Ryan Dunn is dead

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Sorry, I can't seem to find it. It was a brief video clip I saw on TV from my local news station (I live nearby).

I don't care who it is who died or why they died. I believe I'm not fit to judge them and to decide whether or not they should be a martyr or a scapegoat. Whenever someone dies prematurely, it usually is sad for me regardless of the circumstances. (NOTE: here's where this post might get me in trouble) It frustrates and stresses me whenever I see or hear and self-appointed crusaders pass judgment on the deaths of people they weren't completely familiar with.

Thank you cr, I agree totally.

everyone that is alive today, and everyone that will ever be born from the "crucible of human genetic stock" will die, and moreover, spatial "life" everywhere in the universe will be eventually halted by infinite rarefaction of "local existential possibility". it is like the fabric of the universe, and all that life is attuned to, and derived from, becomes so dissolute (due to unbridled expansion), that no further resolution (of consciously perceivable things) or regeneration of attention is possible.

if the universe expands forever, then the universe will become so dilute that life is not possible eventually because the energy required for life will occupy an ever expanding volume and therefore become unattainable at some point.

if the mass of the universe is sufficient to facilitate what i call "existential respiration", (which means that the universe recycles itself because it's mass is sufficient to halt the expansion, and thereby fall back into a singularity), then it is also true that who ever is alive, (and their consciousnesses) are not capable of surviving the passage into a universal singularity.

so this jackass fellow is not an essential element of the universe, and the universal energy invested in his existence is utterly insignificant, however, the universe now has that energy back.
hooray. i am going to bed now.

Wow that is one really sad post. Cheering that someone is dead. Also making up total nonsense. Nice job.

I won't celebrate his death, but I won't refrain from calling him a dumbass and I certainly won't mourn his death. Over twice the legal limit BAC and crashed between 132-140mph? Yeah, that's nothing short of being an idiot (though to be fair, that was what he did for a living). I'll only celebrate him not crashing into a residential home.

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my post is not "sad", and i am not "cheering" anyone's death, and nonsense is what you make of what you can not understand.

RIP Dude... :'(
Ryan was f*****g awesome. Its always the best people who go.