We Re All Gonna Die Meme Novels & Stories

I am going to die! I am going to die! I knew this was the end. That was the last thing I remembered before everything went black.

she ended and chuckled. “Don’t say it! You are not going to die!” I screamed. “Everyone will die in the end. It’s the matter of time, so in fact, you are lying!” grandma continued and laughed again. Her laugh was so contagious, that we started laughing with her, but it was heartbreaking to hear her say it.

Death. The very concept of it is unsettling. The very finality of it. No one knows when it’s gonna happen, that’s why you need to live the best out of your life before it happens. A friend or lover today might turn up dead tomorrow yet we tend to lose sight of this and act like it’s all about us when a disagreement arises. Then we start waiting on who’s gonna apologize first which might end up not happening cause life is a truck load of horse poop . So what’s the point of the memories if you never got the chance to make up? It turns into a pile of regret. Diving into a pool full of horse shit is way better than having memories of someone you never made up with.

“Hahaha! What’s the use? You still have to die!” “I’ll give you 10,000 dollars. Can you die now? !” “But these people are really stupid! They abandoned their conscience for 100 dollars! And how many people voted not to kill him! It’s impossible for him to come out alive, and you won’t get the money either!” “You’re right! It’s too stupid. When your family, friends, and colleagues ask you what vote you voted for today, let’s see how you will answer!” “I say, let’s take a screenshot of our votes and post it on our Twitter and F******k! We’ll see who didn’t post it, and we’ll know who voted not to kill!”

Door. Don't look back. Stop looking back. "I always thought it was so sad when people said that death didn't just mean you dying but it meant every person you have ever been dying, the child you were when you were 5 and the teenager you had been at 16, the man you could have become at 30."

He talks to every person that dies in the hospital he is in charge of, as if they are still alive. "For now, Sir, I will put you inside the freezer, I got to pee. I will leave you here for the meantime, to see if you will be that one in a million who will come back from the dead. But please, do not come back anymore. If that happens, maybe you will be a zombie. Toodles, see you tomorrow, or another day." The morgue guy wrapped Tanashiri's cold body in a blanket. "Asshole, you idiot, I am alive!"

The sound echoed across the arena. The lights flashed white. The cheers turned into gasps. Nathan’s knees buckled. The last thing he saw before everything went black was the en dless sea of faces screaming, panicking, crying—and the world spinning out of focus. And then...... nothing.

"You are, in fact, doing a thing. Multiple things if we're being technical. Jumping, yelling, existing as a human being—" Mason cuts him off. "We're all in. Okay? Festival. All four of us showing up to everything. Non-negotiable." He's looking at Lila when he says it, but I feel it land on all of us anyway. "Even if you're dying?" she asks me. "Especially if I'm dying," I say. "I'll just die at your meet instead of at home. That's what friends do." Kai raises his drink. "To dying together at sporting events. That's the dream."

Killer If someone dies I won't cry. Growing up I could break my hand, fall off a tree, watch a person get knocked and feel nothing. When my grandma died I was the only one who just stood there dried eyed. My dad asked me to give a speech, I did. I told them that we are all born with a timeline, just like the bread we eat and the milk we drink. That if we don't use all of ourselves up before death it is as shameless as wasting a mostly full bottle of milk when it could have been used for so much more than just drinking.

"Just die! Once you're dead, all of your assets will go to me and Nicholas! We get to kill two birds with one stone if we let you die! That way, you won't be able to cause trouble for us ever again!" Nicholas was cursing me out as well. "Since you no longer are of any value to us, you should just hurry up and die already! Stop wasting our time!" Millie added, "Rest in peace, Tamara. May you have better luck in your next life." Mr. Welkin stood amidst the Kennedies, his expression smug. "Now that the pesky fly is gone, we can finally reunite as a real family!" Just like that, I was scorched to death by the temperature, which rose rapidly throughout the day.