Lately there have been some really weird ways that people have died, and they have been reported on my local news. And I can's help but think that these deaths would be openings for SFU.

For instance there was a traffic accident where the driver of a motorcycle was killed and his body ended up on top of a semitruck. Then there was a man who was riding his horse when the winds were so high here in California and the winds blew the horse and the rider to their deaths.

Now I don't find these deaths funny they are tragic, but it strikes me as ironic that these deaths are strange was to die, just like on SFU.

Has anyone else thought about SFU in this way???? I guess I just miss SFU and I am having with drawls!:crazy: ;)

I used to do that a lot when SFU was still on and I was watching it every week, but not so much lately. Occasionally, though, if I hear about a really bizarre death, I'll still think: "Too bad 'Six Feet Under' isn't on anymore. That would make a great opening!" I think because it was so unique, I will always be reminded of it when I hear of a weird death or see a funeral home (or a lime-green hearse). I miss that show.