I see them on the other side

[T3l Ca7]

This is freaking me out:

AS HE huddled with 11 fellow miners trying to shelter from poisonous air in one of the furthest reaches of the Sago Coal Mine, Martin Toler took an insurance form and a pencil from his pocket.

In his sentences of farewell, he let his family know that death, as it approached, came with little pain.

"Tell all - I see them on the other side," wrote Mr Toler, 51, a mine foreman. Nearby were the words, "It wasn't bad. I just went to sleep." And at the bottom: "I love you."

Full story here: http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2006/...387628051.html

Did he really see something or was he hallucinating??

[Superted]

Perhaps he meant I = I'll

He was dying after all, you can't expect his grammer ot be perfect.

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Odd how when one is deprived of oxygen what they see in their minds. Try depriving yourself...can easily be done on whippets; N2O - Nitrous for those educated or Hippy Crack. I have seen the oddest things when watching ppl are on this.

I just think his brain was effected by the effects of being deprived of oxygen. You brain functions/activity increase when deprived of oxygen, as well as when you are dying..that's why people become lucid and see there life pass just befoe they go. Stimulous perhaps?

[ZeUs!!]

Perhaps he means the afterlife HMMMMM?

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Perhaps he means the afterlife HMMMMM?

or perhaps it's just that he was from West Virginia, where every mans sister is usually his own mother too & visa versa.