edward9139 wrote:
nah. just leave it alone. alright...let's give an example... Roseflower, let's say you were old and you died, but hadn't written a will. your husband had already died and you were a widow. when you died, your next door neighbor decides that ecerything you own is not useful to you anymore. let's say he takes all your pictures and photo albums and gives them to the guy on the corner of the street who needs fire to cook the food that he stole from the store. and that same next-door neighbor wants a new computer and a PS3. so he takes 600 bucks from your wallet to help pay for it. and he's not done. he collects baseball cards and you have a T-206 Honus Wagner card. he takes it from you and sells it for $400,000. his sister has a prom coming up so he steals a dress from your closet. the same one that you used for your wedding so long ago. and it doesn't stop there. him and his friends were playing dodgeball and Jimmy just happened to miss Sally and broke your neighbors window. it turns out that you both have the same kind of windows.
it just keeps going. as far as I'm concerned, it's not fair to those who don't want their stuff taken.