What are some terms you can think of referring to someone dying such as, "kicking the bucket", "six feet under", and so forth?
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Jellyroll
ANSWERS: 23
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Under the turf. Below the gass. Worm poop.
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"Elvis has left the building"
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croak tagged on the toe stiff gone
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Pushin' up daisies.
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He/She "bought the farm" Pushing Up Daisies Taking a Dirt Nap
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Bit the Dust:)
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Pushing up daisies, Gone to meet their maker, Shuffled off the mortal coil, In a better place, Crossed the River Styx, Sleeping with the fish.
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he checked out (from the jerky boys CD)
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In Dr. Kevorkian's trophy case Making the Q sign Exported to a flat file Moved into upper management Assumed room temperature Assigned to the Hale Bopp Project Traded to the angels On permanent holodeck duty (for the trekkies) Going into the fertilizer business
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Stayin' flatlined.
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under the strawberries
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pushing up daiseys went to the great beyond checked out permantly
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Taken a permanent vacation.
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entering the Pine Box Derby
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long term sleep.
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Bit the bullet.
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Snuffed it.
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gone to the great gig in the sky, feeding the maggots.
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Pushing up dasies, taking a dirt nap...
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"Cashing In their Chips" "Making their Transition to Spirit" "Getting their Wings" "Getting their Horns"
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feedin the plants shoveling coal leaving without a return taking a boxed nap
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Biting the big one For a lawyer: going to that great courtroom in the sky. (can change that to fit any profession)
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worm food, +5.
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