Death and Philosophy

Remind me to save a copy of this comment I made on this heart-warming cartoon about death: Death's Night Out

How and why did he kill Pete? Why are his hands floating in mid-air? Why does it go silent when Dave's meant to be talking? Who is Dave? What happens next? What does it say about the consequences of our own mortality? How does this relate to Heidegger's phenomenological assertion of ontological anxiety being an existential understanding of ceasing-to-be?
I just don't get it... It simply asks more questions than are answered.
Can you see where I'm coming from?

Barney |
08.04.05 - 4:47 pm |

how and why? he cant remember
his hands float by magic
you cant hear dave cos hes on the phone
daves his mate
it has no connection with Heidegger's phenomenological assertion of ontological anxiety being an existential understanding of ceasing-to-be.

i hope this has helped
cun*

mr wheatley |
08.14.05 - 6:02 pm |