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message 51: by Jackie (last edited Aug 18, 2011 08:44AM) (new)

Jackie (thelastwolf) | 857 comments Masha wrote: In any case, I'd make the dictator die because he deserves to die, not because it will miraculously fix things.
Great answer :)

And: A pessimist sees a glass as half empty. An optimist sees it as half full. A realist refills it.
I like it yet I don't agree with it. A realist will report what is, not bring about change. The very definition of a realist is "a person who tends to view or represent things as they really are". In bad times, a realist will appear pessimistic, in good times an optimist.
It doesn't mean that I don't have hope for a better brighter future.


message 52: by Jordan (new)

Jordan Walker (Jordan739) | 104 comments Sorry I have been working so much I was too tired to even get online. I'm back though with a new one =)

Btw my answer would be C. My ex is trembling right now with an unhealthy fear of wise men mwhahaha.

The question I was asked for today was....
You have one week left to live with no hope of a cure. With the limited amount of time you have left what would you do...
A. Spend as much time with your loved ones as possible.
B. Try to pack in every life experience you never had time for into your last week.
C. Sign up for Cryogenics…there is always a chance they might have a cure in the future for your unknown illness!
D. Go on a massive crime spree resolving everything your ‘evil’ side wanted to do but was afraid to because of jail.


message 53: by Jackie (new)

Jackie (thelastwolf) | 857 comments Jordan,
I'm waffling between A and B. Can I have a commbination of both? If not, then A would be my final answer.


message 54: by Jan (new)

Jan | 62 comments Undoubtably my answer would be A. Although there are those that I would like to see "get theirs!" while I was still around. I don't think I would bother if time was limited and I could only be with my family for a short time more. Life is already too short!!


message 55: by Carly (new)

Carly Svamvour (faganlady) | 39 comments B


message 56: by Carly (new)

Carly Svamvour (faganlady) | 39 comments And ... I'd be inclined to visit one or two other doctors and see if there's something that can be done.


message 57: by The Pirate Ghost (new)

The Pirate Ghost (Formerly known as the Curmudgeon) (pirateghost) C might be worth it. Hope is eternal.


message 58: by [deleted user] (new)

For most of the week I'd do D. There are certain people this world would be better without, and if I'm going out in a week I'll definitely send them bastards to the grave first. Plus I'd rob a bank or two, make it rain on some poor folks like Robin Hood, and generally cause mayhem where ever I go.

Last day I'd do A and just chill with the family and friends, say my goodbyes, make sure they do the whole funeral pyre thing for me.


message 59: by Jackie (last edited Aug 19, 2011 09:15AM) (new)

Jackie (thelastwolf) | 857 comments Ala wrote: and generally cause mayhem where ever I go.

That's the Ala I know! In other words, business as usual, lol, just kidding.


message 60: by [deleted user] (new)

Well, yeah, I still gotta be me. I'd just be *175% more me if I only had a week to live.









*number pulled straight out of my... ear


message 61: by Traci (new)

Traci This was an interesting question from one of my teachers in high school.

Would you rather have the best year of your life but forget everything about it at the end or the worst year and remember?

I chose to remember.


message 62: by Jackie (new)

Jackie (thelastwolf) | 857 comments I'll do the combo thing again: best year and remember it.

Ok, ok, I'm just kidding!

I'm having a hard time with this one. I'll have to get back to you.


message 63: by [deleted user] (new)

Why bother having the best year only to never remember it? Without those experiences to reminisce over, it might as well have never happened.

Remembering your worst year is just life as normal...


message 64: by Marina (new)

Marina Fontaine (marina_fontaine) | 175 comments Best year- at least I'll have a year of happiness. Then it's just back to normal. If I had worst year, at the end I'd still have to deal with the consequences of all the bad things that happened.


message 65: by Traci (new)

Traci Ala wrote: "Why bother having the best year only to never remember it? Without those experiences to reminisce over, it might as well have never happened.

Remembering your worst year is just life as normal..."


That's how I saw it too. Well except for the last. :)


message 66: by Kasi (new)

Kasi Blake (kcblake) | 64 comments I'd want to do a combo of A and B plus spend time getting right with my maker before I see him.


message 67: by Kasi (new)

Kasi Blake (kcblake) | 64 comments If you have to go to a movie with someone you cannot stand, would you rather...?

A. Watch the most boring movie ever to annoy the other person.
B. Watch the best movie ever so maybe you can forget who you're with.
C. Something inbetween best and worst.


message 68: by Jackie (new)

Jackie (thelastwolf) | 857 comments B. Might as well enjoy myself


message 69: by Marina (new)

Marina Fontaine (marina_fontaine) | 175 comments Jackie wrote: "B. Might as well enjoy myself"

Definitely! Otherwise I'd be hurting myself as well.


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