Contemplating Life After Death Prints

'Well, Mr. Hefner. Here we are. Hope you're not disappointed.'

'Where Are They Now?'

"I know, boy—I miss the smoked salmon at Zabar's, too."

'Sometimes I think about getting away from all this and get a job as a cab driver in New York city...'

Tom's last day.

They all thought they'd be astronauts...instead they're all accountants.

Closed Thursdays.

'You know the rules, Mr Dotterill - you're only allowed one visitor at a time.'

Metaphors.

I don't care if you did win the bloody X-Factor. You're dealing with the H-Factor here.

"This rush-rush life is getting old. Sometimes, I think about moving back to the land where I way born. What do you think, Baldo? What would you miss the most?"

Sidney comes to the end of life's motorway

"I've got about 20 pages of questionable internet comments here."

"User name and password?"

"You're lucky. If it wasn't for the autopsy, we never would've caught it."

"Mother said she started toward the light but she's so bad with directions that she made a couple wrong turns and had to turn back."

"What is this endless series of meaningless experiences trying to teach me?"

'Well,it's been real nice chatting with you Ron,and should you ever fancy a guided tour throughout the City Morgue,here's my card...' (a morgue worker handing over a 'toe tag').

"Remember me? You caught me on the Beaverkill, opening day, 1952."

"Yeah, our first album went vinyl."

Mowing the Lawn

'Why can't you grow old gracefully?'

'It's no big deal. Most of them are posthumous.'

"Murchison is still in denial."

"It was a day like any other, so I guess I'll have the usual."

"I realize that each day is a gift. Now it's just a matter of figuring out how to exchange fourteen thousand six hundred of them."

"First I was prematurely gray. Now I'm prematurely dead."

Death had a way of making small-talk seem even smaller.

Tarzans mid life crisis: 'It's a jungle out there.'

"I should have watched more Bridgerton."

"Alice, do you have any singles? He wants a tip!"

Death is just a side-effect of living.

"The last thing I remember is checking off milk, eggs and bread before realizing I mixed up my bucket and grocery lists."