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What do you guys think about the theory of Death Comes in 3's?
Never heard of it?
Alright the theory of death comes in 3's is when ever something (human,dog,cat or whatever) dies there is always other deaths to follow it.
One of my many examples
This just happened to me like 4 days ago, so my mom told me how my family friends dog died he was old but then when i got to school my friend was sad so i asked what was wrong and he said that his good buddy killed himself, and like 15 minuets later in math class someone was talking about how they had to put the dog down the day earlier.
So that was my example, what do you guys think about Death Comes in 3's?
Never heard of it?
Alright the theory of death comes in 3's is when ever something (human,dog,cat or whatever) dies there is always other deaths to follow it.
One of my many examples
This just happened to me like 4 days ago, so my mom told me how my family friends dog died he was old but then when i got to school my friend was sad so i asked what was wrong and he said that his good buddy killed himself, and like 15 minuets later in math class someone was talking about how they had to put the dog down the day earlier.
So that was my example, what do you guys think about Death Comes in 3's?
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Strange enough, my Great Auntie died at the age of 95 then my Great Aunti died at the age of 80 and then my great Uncle died at the age of 83 all in the same week in January Your theory is valid
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Obviously two different Aunties...
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This is pretty scary when my grandfather died so did his dearest friend, my cousins dog.
Your theory is true but scary.
Your theory is true but scary.
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EstablishedGaming wrote This is pretty scary when my grandfather died so did his dearest friend, my cousins dog.
Your theory is true but scary.
Pretty scary, indeed. This stuff freaks me out but I'm too interested in it XD
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anything is a possibility, i personally don't believe in coincidences
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i dont. but i think its kinda messed up to put animals and people in the same category.
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I don't believe this. When it's time, it's time..
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Personally, I believe this happens because death is such a riveting subject, your subconscious becomes associated with it in a way.
You are subconsciously picking up words associated with death and pay more attention to conversations involving a death, you remember them better.
Perhaps there is a time scale to which these associations last, and on average it might be the time it takes for 3 different people in your life to talk about 3 deaths.
For example, I'm pretty sure many people are thinking: "This is so true; Brian from Family Guy, Paul Walker, and then Nelson Mandela!"
But what about Peter O'Toole?
That would be a death package of 4.
You are subconsciously picking up words associated with death and pay more attention to conversations involving a death, you remember them better.
Perhaps there is a time scale to which these associations last, and on average it might be the time it takes for 3 different people in your life to talk about 3 deaths.
For example, I'm pretty sure many people are thinking: "This is so true; Brian from Family Guy, Paul Walker, and then Nelson Mandela!"
But what about Peter O'Toole?
That would be a death package of 4.
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Sixsmith wrote Personally, I believe this happens because death is such a riveting subject, your subconscious becomes associated with it in a way.
You are subconsciously picking up words associated with death and pay more attention to conversations involving a death, you remember them better.
Perhaps there is a time scale to which these associations last, and on average it might be the time it takes for 3 different people in your life to talk about 3 deaths.
For example, I'm pretty sure many people are thinking: "This is so true; Brian from Family Guy, Paul Walker, and then Nelson Mandela!"
But what about Peter O'Toole?
That would be a death package of 4.
Yeah but people die every minute so it's hard to get sense in the way he is trying to. I think he means that people you know die in 3s or people close to you or knew...
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