Are you flirting with me?

That turns me on more than anything else a person can do.  I love the awkward ones.  

Yay! There's hope for me yet, ha!
:)
;)

  what is this one?  Is that Halloween?  I think those are fangs for the season.  Fang you.  (that means "thank you" not the f word)

Flirting with Death is always in season. 

But if he asks for a commitment it's time to move on  This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at October 7, 2019 8:34 PM MDT

They are both great but the first one is the BEST.  

(Comma after the words “Sure” and “death”.)
(Angle angel)

Da blaw blaw?

I think I would use a dash after "death."

When you want to generate strong emotion in your writing or create a more casual tone, use em dashes. Compare these sentences:

He is afraid of two things: spiders and senior prom.
He is afraid of two things—spiders and senior prom. This post was edited by tom jackson at October 7, 2019 6:30 PM MDT

Sigh.

He's afraid of 2 things:  SPIDERS & SENIOR PROM

Grammarly and for other grammar and punctuation checkers say it is correct without the comma after death.

I agree.  I suspect if you were saying it instead of writing (typing) your answer, you would pause after speaking the word death.  If so, you can indicate a pause with a comma or as---I would personally choose---use a dash.

And why my choice of dash instead of a comma?---just a personal preference.

We all develop a personal writing style if we write a lot over a period of years.  I learned a very specific set of grammar rules, but I have modified them over the years to suit myself.  But I suspect few people misinterpret what I say because of a grammar faux pas.

  He’s introduced another clause after the word “death”, which is why the comma is necessary. 

No, that is incorrect.  A clause is the basic building block of a sentence; by definition, it must contain a subject and a verb.

I think it needs a TILDE and it needs to be used to choke the grammar checker.

I sure would love to see the death of.... oh there I go again.  Nevermind.

I heard this song for the first time when someone (maybe you? Or maybe Sharonna here - - I don't remember) had posted it on the site here a while ago. 
The song blows me away.
I like it a lot. But I don't like it, too. powerful stuff.

Ya it's pretty heavy and even though it has some great music in it you couldn't dance to it because its such a sad subject. Cheers!

Great song for sure, though. I really like how the singer and band perform it, too.
:)

I agree.  It is catchy and disturbing.  

Yes, great song to me.
:)