In 150 years no one remembers your existence

In 150 years no one remembers your existence.

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Thank god

that's good, it was a complete failure covered it shit.

Why does that matter?

i will left my dozens and dozens of hentai image i've printed

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Do you really think it will take that long? Aint even gon have children

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Captain Abrahab was a fictional character, dunce.

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I'm happy knowing that

less than that, in 3 generations you will be utterly forgotten
consider, how much do you know about your great - grandparents

Not true, i have a plaque in my home towns townhall.

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>how much do you know about your great - grandparents
I knew mine personally.

>how much do you know about your great-grandparents
not every one drops dead at 50 burger

most people don't, I don't even know my great grands names.

then they're not trying hard enough

Eventually, everybody will be forgotten, I just arrive early.

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Its sharon, she gave good head but didn't take it in the ass

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hmm, good to know

Just kill Jews like adolf hitler did.

cant wait. world is a better place without me

faggot

remembers your existence?
does anybody even know you exist
10 years is a stretch 150 is just ridiculous

Maybe shorter. 150 years is a rough estimate for someone who has grandkids. Even if you die they will know of you because of the stories of (grand)parents. Apart from that chances are very high no one will remember you .

Who cares, there are millions of war heroes through out time that no one remembers, people who are way more heroic than you are. just live life to the fullest. and enjoy it.

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>does anybody even know you exist
no i LITERALLY have zero friends and acquaintances