Yes,
you are right, in our business we learn dignity and respect for people.

I am sure my mother would bring to our attention that the people on those lists and their families would not take it the same way. There is nothing to laugh about having a loved one sick or coming to the end of their years. The stress and emotions people go thru is as anyone can imagine tuff. Maybe that is why we offer each other our condolences and prayers during peoples loses and difficult times.

Death is a fact of life. Why not have some laughs with it?

Sure I guess if you are willing to discount others for your enjoyment. Some people have different thoughts about the subject. It is not up to me to judge. But, how would you feel if people were taking a pool on how many people died in Hati this week? Would the statements still stand?

I know my father would skin me or any other person working for us if they didn't show the proper respect.

I myself remember losing my first pet.The best dog a kid could have, I think I was 9 years old or so..... I recall a friends father saying hey, it just a dog, they die, why are you crying.Get over it, grow up and be a man! You know what I thought right then...That he was the biggest ass there was for saying that.... and years later... the day we took him to the cemetery I thought to myself, I wonder what he would say now.


But hey, enjoy your game, different strokes for different folks.