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I'd be fine with it.

I've lived my life....90% or so according to what I want when I want. How can I regret that?

I wouldnt leave any legacy at all, if we dont count the good memories I've created for friends and loved ones. Those will fade in time, as will everything. Fuck legacies.

Captcha: Good as gold. Indeed I am.
 

scarecrow350

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I don't think i would actually mind all that much
not everyone can be remembered otherwise it wouldn't be something special
I would be content if I at least died happy and not in pain
oh and someone got my steam account and large book collection
i wouldn't want all that time and money to be wasted
 

TheVioletBandit

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Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Strazdas said:
kman123 said:
Spent 15 of the last 20 years of my life studying, being sick and working.

Nah, I wouldn't like to go. Not yet.
Youll spend the rest 60 doing the same.
Damn Debby downer, kman123 could have plenty of adventures in the next 60 years.
Step 1- Go to school and finish it.

Step 2- Get a job that pays really well.

Step 3- Have kids

Step 4- Grow old and die.

All the stuff in the middle is just a distraction from those four goals. There is no Debby downer, your just to young to realize it yet that life is not this kickass thrill ride you think it is.
Well Debby, I'm old enough to know why you think this, but I make my life interesting. Firstly, I deviated from the four step program, as it's not mandatory. No one is obligated to have kids, and go for the boring, soul killing, but decently paying job. You also don't have to go though any higher education if you don't want to. I did go to college, and I am going to graduate school now, but It's been an adventure. I have learned a lot, and done a lot of cool things I couldn't have done otherwise. A couple of years ago I got really sick and thought I was going to die. Now that I am better I'm not going to waste what little time I have on this earth, bitching about how life's not what I want it to be. If your bored your boring, you really have no one to blame but yourself. You can do what ever you want. Sure everyday of your life isn't going to be a kick ass thrill ride; life has it's ups and downs. A lot of my life has been tough, some parts tragic even, but I'm an artist, and I have so much mischief in the works that brings me such amusement, and there are so many things that I want to do. You may call these things "distractions", but how are they any less significant than your four steps? Life is life, all of it is equally meaningful as even the smallest parts shape our story. Your fatalistic attitude shapes your perception, but you can adopt whatever attitude you like, so maybe try a different one.
 

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I actually did die today. I saved some chick from a hitman, saved her sister and dog, and traveled all over the city to get to the men who ordered my assassination, which I then realized I had to go all over other places, save other people's lives, free a prisoner, and discover I died many years ago by a magical meteorite, only to go through more to stop him, foil the bad guys plans, and go back into the past to stop myself from dying, saving everyone involved.

(Fuck yeah to whoever gets the kinda poorly put together reference XD)
 

Cyfu

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Easy! i would Steal an ice-cream truck and eat all the ice cream.
Mmmmm.. Iiicee-Creeam.
 

krazykidd

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Meh . Will i be remembered? NO . Do i want to be remembered . No . But i can't die yet . If i die before my mother , she wins . I have too much pride to let my mother win . I live to prove my mother wrong . And once she's gone , i'll be free .
 

Last Hugh Alive

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As far as my career and my "life" goes I'm not too fulfilled honestly, but I never really cared about any of that until recently.

I know what I want to do now but I'm over that whole "I need to make my mark on the world and leave behind my legacy" stuff. The only thing about my passing that I think about is how my friends and family will remember me.
 

TheVioletBandit

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Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Strazdas said:
kman123 said:
Spent 15 of the last 20 years of my life studying, being sick and working.

Nah, I wouldn't like to go. Not yet.
Youll spend the rest 60 doing the same.
Damn Debby downer, kman123 could have plenty of adventures in the next 60 years.
Step 1- Go to school and finish it.

Step 2- Get a job that pays really well.

Step 3- Have kids

Step 4- Grow old and die.

All the stuff in the middle is just a distraction from those four goals. There is no Debby downer, your just to young to realize it yet that life is not this kickass thrill ride you think it is.
Well Debby, I'm old enough to know why you think this, but I make my life interesting. Firstly, I deviated from the four step program, as it's not mandatory. No one is obligated to have kids, and go for the boring, soul killing, but decently paying job. You also don't have to go though any higher education if you don't want to. I did go to college, and I am going to graduate school now, but It's been an adventure. I have learned a lot, and done a lot of cool things I couldn't have done otherwise. A couple of years ago I got really sick and thought I was going to die. Now that I am better I'm not going to waste what little time I have on this earth, bitching about how life's not what I want it to be. If your bored your boring, you really have no one to blame but yourself. You can do what ever you want. Sure everyday of your life isn't going to be a kick ass thrill ride; life has it's ups and downs. A lot of my life has been tough, some parts tragic even, but I'm an artist, and I have so much mischief in the works that brings me such amusement, and there are so many things that I want to do. You may call these things "distractions", but how are they any less significant than your four steps? Life is life, all of it is equally meaningful as even the smallest parts shape our story. Your fatalistic attitude shapes your perception, but you can adopt whatever attitude you like, so maybe try a different one.
Even if you step off the path, your still on it. So what if you don't have kids, your still going to grow old and die. So what if you don't finish school, your still going to have to get a job to survive. You can try to be a unique snowflake all you want, your still like the rest of us. Don't try to act like my attitiude is something you have never rolled with before. Your little distractions are still just leading up to these four goals. Everybody does stuff that is unique to themselves, but we all come crawling back to the grind. If you think it doesn't apply to you, your either a fool, or your young.

I think I'm going to let the recently departed MCA start off this post for me.

MCA: "Pass me the scalpel, I'll make an incision
I'll cut out the part of your brain that does the bitching
Put it in formaldehyde and put it on the shelf
And you can show it to your friends and say that's my old self"

You can subjugate yourself to this overly negative way of thinking if you like, but what's the point? Were does this fatalism get you? Do you think your smarter for it, because I would disagree. People have lived lives filled with adventure and intrigue. You've just given up on being one of those people. Since you didn't actually address any of the points I made in my last post I'll make this short. I'm 29 years old so according to you I must be a fool. Nevertheless, I would rather be a "fool" than believe I am doomed from the beginning, destined to pointless monotony. Maybe your old and life hasn't turned out the way you would have liked, well I ask you, are you dead yet? Because If not you can still do something awesome, you just need to get off this pity-pot, wipe your ass, and put your big boy pants on. You can drop this doomsayer shit, or start listening to emo music and crying yourself to sleep at night.

 

TheVioletBandit

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Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Strazdas said:
kman123 said:
Spent 15 of the last 20 years of my life studying, being sick and working.

Nah, I wouldn't like to go. Not yet.
Youll spend the rest 60 doing the same.
Damn Debby downer, kman123 could have plenty of adventures in the next 60 years.
Step 1- Go to school and finish it.

Step 2- Get a job that pays really well.

Step 3- Have kids

Step 4- Grow old and die.

All the stuff in the middle is just a distraction from those four goals. There is no Debby downer, your just to young to realize it yet that life is not this kickass thrill ride you think it is.
Well Debby, I'm old enough to know why you think this, but I make my life interesting. Firstly, I deviated from the four step program, as it's not mandatory. No one is obligated to have kids, and go for the boring, soul killing, but decently paying job. You also don't have to go though any higher education if you don't want to. I did go to college, and I am going to graduate school now, but It's been an adventure. I have learned a lot, and done a lot of cool things I couldn't have done otherwise. A couple of years ago I got really sick and thought I was going to die. Now that I am better I'm not going to waste what little time I have on this earth, bitching about how life's not what I want it to be. If your bored your boring, you really have no one to blame but yourself. You can do what ever you want. Sure everyday of your life isn't going to be a kick ass thrill ride; life has it's ups and downs. A lot of my life has been tough, some parts tragic even, but I'm an artist, and I have so much mischief in the works that brings me such amusement, and there are so many things that I want to do. You may call these things "distractions", but how are they any less significant than your four steps? Life is life, all of it is equally meaningful as even the smallest parts shape our story. Your fatalistic attitude shapes your perception, but you can adopt whatever attitude you like, so maybe try a different one.
Even if you step off the path, your still on it. So what if you don't have kids, your still going to grow old and die. So what if you don't finish school, your still going to have to get a job to survive. You can try to be a unique snowflake all you want, your still like the rest of us. Don't try to act like my attitiude is something you have never rolled with before. Your little distractions are still just leading up to these four goals. Everybody does stuff that is unique to themselves, but we all come crawling back to the grind. If you think it doesn't apply to you, your either a fool, or your young.

I think I'm going to let the recently departed MCA start off this post for me.

MCA: "Pass me the scalpel, I'll make an incision
I'll cut out the part of your brain that does the bitching
Put it in formaldehyde and put it on the shelf
And you can show it to your friends and say that's my old self"

You can subjugate yourself to this overly negative way of thinking if you like, but what's the point? Were does this fatalism get you? Do you think your smarter for it, because I would disagree. People have lived lives filled with adventure and intrigue. You've just given up on being one of those people. Since you didn't actually address any of the points I made in my last post I'll make this short. I'm 29 years old so according to you I must be a fool. Nevertheless, I would rather be a "fool" than believe I am doomed from the beginning, destined to pointless monotony. Maybe your old and life hasn't turned out the way you would have liked, well I ask you, are you dead yet? Because If not you can still do something awesome, you just need to get off this pity-pot, wipe your ass, and put your big boy pants on. You can drop this doomsayer shit, or start listening to emo music and crying yourself to sleep at night.

Did I ever say I was depressed, no I didn't. Did I tell you that my life turned out a certain way, no I didn't. Stop putting words in my mouth and listen better. All I said is that nobody can escape it, nobody is having a pity party, just one person talking to another who has dirt in his ears.
I'm only working with what you've given me Debby, which is nothing more than some "the dark truth of life" bullshit that a million goth teenagers have written in their diaries via black lipstick.
 

TheVioletBandit

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Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Shawn MacDonald said:
TheVioletBandit said:
Strazdas said:
kman123 said:
Spent 15 of the last 20 years of my life studying, being sick and working.

Nah, I wouldn't like to go. Not yet.
Youll spend the rest 60 doing the same.
Damn Debby downer, kman123 could have plenty of adventures in the next 60 years.
Step 1- Go to school and finish it.

Step 2- Get a job that pays really well.

Step 3- Have kids

Step 4- Grow old and die.

All the stuff in the middle is just a distraction from those four goals. There is no Debby downer, your just to young to realize it yet that life is not this kickass thrill ride you think it is.
Well Debby, I'm old enough to know why you think this, but I make my life interesting. Firstly, I deviated from the four step program, as it's not mandatory. No one is obligated to have kids, and go for the boring, soul killing, but decently paying job. You also don't have to go though any higher education if you don't want to. I did go to college, and I am going to graduate school now, but It's been an adventure. I have learned a lot, and done a lot of cool things I couldn't have done otherwise. A couple of years ago I got really sick and thought I was going to die. Now that I am better I'm not going to waste what little time I have on this earth, bitching about how life's not what I want it to be. If your bored your boring, you really have no one to blame but yourself. You can do what ever you want. Sure everyday of your life isn't going to be a kick ass thrill ride; life has it's ups and downs. A lot of my life has been tough, some parts tragic even, but I'm an artist, and I have so much mischief in the works that brings me such amusement, and there are so many things that I want to do. You may call these things "distractions", but how are they any less significant than your four steps? Life is life, all of it is equally meaningful as even the smallest parts shape our story. Your fatalistic attitude shapes your perception, but you can adopt whatever attitude you like, so maybe try a different one.
Even if you step off the path, your still on it. So what if you don't have kids, your still going to grow old and die. So what if you don't finish school, your still going to have to get a job to survive. You can try to be a unique snowflake all you want, your still like the rest of us. Don't try to act like my attitiude is something you have never rolled with before. Your little distractions are still just leading up to these four goals. Everybody does stuff that is unique to themselves, but we all come crawling back to the grind. If you think it doesn't apply to you, your either a fool, or your young.

I think I'm going to let the recently departed MCA start off this post for me.

MCA: "Pass me the scalpel, I'll make an incision
I'll cut out the part of your brain that does the bitching
Put it in formaldehyde and put it on the shelf
And you can show it to your friends and say that's my old self"

You can subjugate yourself to this overly negative way of thinking if you like, but what's the point? Were does this fatalism get you? Do you think your smarter for it, because I would disagree. People have lived lives filled with adventure and intrigue. You've just given up on being one of those people. Since you didn't actually address any of the points I made in my last post I'll make this short. I'm 29 years old so according to you I must be a fool. Nevertheless, I would rather be a "fool" than believe I am doomed from the beginning, destined to pointless monotony. Maybe your old and life hasn't turned out the way you would have liked, well I ask you, are you dead yet? Because If not you can still do something awesome, you just need to get off this pity-pot, wipe your ass, and put your big boy pants on. You can drop this doomsayer shit, or start listening to emo music and crying yourself to sleep at night.

Did I ever say I was depressed, no I didn't. Did I tell you that my life turned out a certain way, no I didn't. Stop putting words in my mouth and listen better. All I said is that nobody can escape it, nobody is having a pity party, just one person talking to another who has dirt in his ears.
I'm only working with what you've given me Debby, which is nothing more than some "the dark truth of life" bullshit that a million goth teenagers have written in their diaries via black lipstick.
Don't assume I am one of them. Stop calling me Debby, unless you would like for me to call you doushbag from now on. It's rude and makes your point come off as childish. Being depressed is a natural human emotion, everybody on the planet does it. It's only cool when your depressed right, the rest of us are emo. It's pointless talking to you because your missing the big picture, oh well.
Okay, I won't call you Debby if it bothers you, But I thought you said you were not depressed, or at least you implied that you were not. Also, I never said that being depressed wasn't a natural human emotion, now who's putting words into who's mouth? My only point was that your fatalistic outlook on life was rubbish. Also, if you are depressed this sort of mentality isn't helping you. Sometimes life deals us a bad hand, I have been dealt a few. But then I think about people like Steven Hawking. The man lives in what most people would consider hell, but what does he do? He writes a bunch of amazing books, and makes something of his life. Of course were not all going to be geniuses, but that doesn't stop us from trying, and the trying is what matters(that's were the adventure is). I know that probably sounds cheesy, but it's true.
 

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if i where told i was going to die in twelve hours, i would tell my family for moral support and saying goodby, i would say goodby to all my mates and tell the girl i love of my feelings for her
 

jhoroz

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I'd be glad, because then wouldn't have to do the exam next week for which I haven't revised