TOMORROW YOU WILL DIE

My first thought was :eek:, Then my second thought was :a-ok: Tomorrow never comes, Ha, bring on the future.

Pretend the title is so. What now?

Are you going to change any routines you have?
Are you going to go out and 'start living'? (if what you're doing now isn't 'living', then why are you doing it?)
Are you going to be remembered?
Are you going to try to be remembered?
Are you going to pray?
Are you going to kill yourself?

Quantity of experience over quality? The reverse?

What are you going to do with your death sentence.

24 hours. You can bring a clock to countdown. Would you bring a clock?

(I know i have not answered it yet and intend to) but;
Perahps a little more specific,
what do you think you would do with your last 24 hrs?

Pretend the title is so. What now?

Are you going to change any routines you have?
Are you going to go out and 'start living'? (if what you're doing now isn't 'living', then why are you doing it?)
Are you going to be remembered?
Are you going to try to be remembered?
Are you going to pray?
Are you going to kill yourself?

Quantity of experience over quality? The reverse?

What are you going to do with your death sentence.

Is there a difference between what you think you would do and whatyou would actually do?

Why not die a Virgin =

If I would somehow know that I will certainly (or even merely likely) die tomorrow, I would notify the people I am close to, thank each for everything I feel they should be thanked for (starting with the person most important to me), then apologize to any I feel I should still apologize to, and then make any other comments or wishes. I would then decide on any final wishes I may have, and finally fix up some minor things that will make my death easier for others: make my computer less cryptic is all that comes to mind. Once all that is done, I would spend the rest of the time with a close friend or two as a good-bye party, but I wouldn't do anything I wouldn't do normally: probably no alcohol, even.

You say you would not have a drink but you may find you need one.
But in saying this if you have come to terms with it you would prefer a clear head. You would want to be aware of every last second if you weren't in total terror or denial.
I think i would prefer a clear a head, but then again i always wanted to try peyote so might just for the heck, magic and experience of it give it a go.

If I would somehow know that I will certainly (or even merely likely) die tomorrow, I would notify the people I am close to, thank each for everything I feel they should be thanked for (starting with the person most important to me), then apologize to any I feel I should still apologize to, and then make any other comments or wishes. I would then decide on any final wishes I may have, and finally fix up some minor things that will make my death easier for others: make my computer less cryptic is all that comes to mind. Once all that is done, I would spend the rest of the time with a close friend or two as a good-bye party, but I wouldn't do anything I wouldn't do normally: probably no alcohol, even.

So basically you'd spend your last few hours on earth doing chores. Why would you care if your computer is cryptic? You'll be dead!

Because by spending a few hours doing chores I could make things much easier for those around me. I know my computer will go to a certain person, but that using it as it is would prove impossible for pretty much anyone but me: thus, I'd write up some instructions, change keyboard layout to qwerty, reset passwords to something simple, etc. The same logic is for apologizing and thanking: I do not want to make anyone who I thought well of to have to guess it.