Never knock on death's door. Ring the doorbell then run. He totally hates that. - T - shirt
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This quote employs humor and personification to convey a bold and somewhat rebellious attitude toward death. Instead of approaching death in the conventional or fearful way—knocking and accepting fate—it suggests ringing the doorbell and running away, as if playing a mischievous prank on death itself. This not only challenges the inevitability of death but also injects a sense of control and defiance in the face of the unknown.
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