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Günün birinde son yemeğini yiyip, son çiçeğini koklayıp bir arkadaşına son kez sarılacaksın. Son kez olduğundan haberin olmayacak, o yüzden sevdiğin her şeyi tutkuyla yapmalısın işte... Kalan yıllarının kıymetini bilmelisin çünkü devamı yok..! > After Life <
Takmamayı süper güç sanmıştım ama yanılmışım. Asıl önemli olan bir şeyleri önemsemekmiş. İyilik, başkalarını iyi hissettirmek. Gerçek süper güç bu 🎬After Life
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“Günün birinde son yemeğini yiyip, son çiçeğini koklayıp, bir arkadaşına son kez sarılacaksın. Son kez olduğundan haberin olmayacak.O yüzden, sevdiğin her şeyi tutkuyla yapmalısın işte. Kalan yıllarının kıymetini bilmelisin, çünkü devamı yok..." I 🎬: After life - 🎥: Ricky GERVAİS I
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Askeladd: Hurry up and finish me off. I am sorry about the wait. My life is yours now. I have used it all up, anyway. Not that I regret any of it. We are enemies, are we not? Thorfinn: ...you are going to die...? Askeladd: Do it quick. There is no time Thorfinn: ...you think this is a joke...? This isn't how it's supposed to be!! Our fight wasn't supposed to end this way!! You can't do this to me!! You can't die!! Get up!! Stand up and fight me right now!! I am the one who's supposed to kill you, you son of a bitch!! Askeladd: Honestly this is what I hate about kids haven't you given a thought to what you are going to live for after I am dead Thorfinn? Ha ha you haven't, have you? You are hopeless, you know that? Thorfinn: Shut up none of your fucking business... Askeladd: Move on Thorfinn. Don't hang on... to this petty bullshit your entire life... You have got to move on go further... You are the son of Thors so venture beyond the world he saw. That's your true battle. Be a true warrior... son of Thors...
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