Pixar Grants Girl's Dying Wish To See 'Up'

[SnakeClock]

"Colby died about seven hours after seeing the film."

Up must really suck.

First dark post, but actually pretty funny. PirateClock went there.

[EnglishClock]

Wrench has outdone himself. God how I hate him.

Fortunately the thread still doesn't have a dark post, but now it just has a stupid one.

...I'm not sure if that's kind of funny or really stupid and irreverent.

First dark post, but actually pretty funny. PirateClock went there.

So, snakeclock, when did you become the official commentator for the clock crew?

[MonsterMunch]

As of now I am officially John Motson Clock

[SnakeClock]

So, snakeclock, when did you become the official commentator for the clock crew?

Ehh, I don't have much to do today.

[Munglai]

I would have just downloaded it.

[Munglai]

Pixar are still cool guys though

[SnakeClock]

I would have just downloaded it.

What if the torrent gets leeched and she dies before it's finished?

[RabidClock]

I would have just downloaded it.

What, and add a sin to your tally right before you die? I'm pretty sure it counts as double if you know you're about to go.

[Heliopios]

I honestly couldn't say anything bad about this without feeling horrible on the inside and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't saddened by the article.


Well... there is the whole bit about the movie being symbolic of 'heaven' for the girl... But I'd rather not speak of if, you know, their oh so loving god was truly so loving and empathetic as they think, the girl wouldn't have died such an early, long and torturous death.

[Silly Putty Clock]

I honestly couldn't say anything bad about this without feeling horrible on the inside and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't saddened by the article.


Well... there is the whole bit about the movie being symbolic of 'heaven' for the girl... But I'd rather not speak of if, you know, their oh so loving god was truly so loving and empathetic as they think, the girl wouldn't have died such an early, long and torturous death.

You have to drag religion into everything, don't you?

[peyoteclock]

wow.


if i was a little fragiler and not at work i'd be crying. that article washed over me like wave of awesome sadness, i'm touched. i was thinking it'd be cool if they brought over a 60 inch hdtv and a bluray copy but then i read she couldn't even open her eyes :'c jesus, that's a sad article no doubt.

[Clocktopus]

: (

[LimewireClock]

That really was touching.

[Heliopios]

You have to drag religion into everything, don't you?

I'm just saying they're awfully devout for a family that's going through this scenario.


(User was banned for this post; Reason: trying to turn thread into religious argument)

[Silly Putty Clock]

or it was so good she was finally at peace with her impending death??

I'd prefer to think the latter.

[Solenoidclock]

"After losing his wife in old age, the now grumpy man deals with his loss by attaching thousands of balloons to his house, flying into the sky, and going on an adventure with a little boy."

That sounds asinine out of context.

It stinks that she couldn't actually see the film, the first part especially might have given her some closure on the stuff she missed by not reaching old age.

[Blue]

Thats the saddest fucking thing ever... Oh my.

Among the Up memorabilia the employee gave Colby was an “adventure book” â€" a scrap book the main character’s wife used to chronicle her journeys.
“I’ll have to fill those adventures in for her,” Lisa Curtin said.

Thank you whoever posted this... for making me

[ToyotaClock]

"Colby died about seven hours after seeing the film."

Up must really suck.

Dwarfinator, where's the ban for this monstrous, morally disturbing post


(User was banned for this post; Reason: Right here)

[BunnyClock]

First dark post, but actually pretty funny. PirateClock went there.

You've got a little brown on your nose

[TequilaClock]

i read it a couple of days ago. Nice story.