4 May 2004

[Prime]

I do not want to know.
I think that dying would be bad enough, but to have to countdown in your head?  Yeah, I'll pass.
I probably would be too risky.

[Longstrider]

After much thought, I would decline on knowing.  Yes, one could argue that it might inspire you to try harder at what you think you are not.  However, for those of us who consider life to be a challenge, a game where time is played out like a strategy to achieve your goals... well, the challenge just wouldnt be as enticing.  

Thats my $0.02

[Yavathol]

So, is that $0.02 Canadian or US?

[Longstrider]

At the time of this reply, $0.02 Cdn = $0.0145382 USD, so I guess my opinion is not worth as much as others might be.

[Yavathol]

It's not that your opinion doesn't count as much, it's just that the smallest coin I have is a nickel and I needed to know about change.

[Valdor]

As if I'd believe someone telling me that I would die on some given day :p
But ok, next to thinking of some tricks like knowing I'd be immortal until that day, I'd rather not know.

[Jose]

We all die sometime ... so whats the point of knowing in advance the exact date, live every day like your last  

[Tredon]

Of course I would want to know.
Then I could save people and help people without any fear of dying, just rush into a flaming building and rescue people for example.

Give all my money to charity, I wouldn't need it.

[Carrion]

Of course I would want to know.
Then I could save people and help people without any fear of dying, just rush into a flaming building and rescue people for example.

Give all my money to charity, I wouldn't need it.

Problem with that is that it ain't much fun having to live with severe burns either, even though you don't exactly die... Perhaps it'd be more interesting to know up to which date you would be healthy and feel well... Or, probably not...