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POLL: Would you want to know your "expiration date" in advance?

AnyMal

AnyMal

Lifer
I voted "no", not something I'd want to have to think about everyday for the reset of my life, however long or short it may be.
 
yes, but then I would also be able to change things, and alter it, however, then the expire date would have to be the date after i made changes, however I would only make changes knowing the expire date. Would my expire date be constantly changing based upon the decisions as I make them? Or would they assume I made certain decisions, or had some sort of a set fate? or would the expire date really just be the expire date of one possible future out of an infinite amount of palallel universes? I hate Paradoxes.

I like Pizza.
 
Originally posted by: BurnItDwn
yes, but then I would also be able to change things, and alter it, however, then the expire date would have to be the date after i made changes, however I would only make changes knowing the expire date. Would my expire date be constantly changing based upon the decisions as I make them? Or would they assume I made certain decisions, or had some sort of a set fate? or would the expire date really just be the expire date of one possible future out of an infinite amount of palallel universes? I hate Paradoxes.

I like Pizza.
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How about some English MOTHERFVKER! :beer:😀:beer:
 
I would like to.

If there is some overhead force in charge of it all, I doubt you would be able to alter it: you could always have a heart attack or suffocate or whatever...he didn't say how, just when.
 
I want death to hit me like a freight train out of nowhere (quick single fatal blow), or in my sleep, either would suffice.
 
Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress
I want death to hit me like a freight train out of nowhere (quick single fatal blow), or in my sleep, either would suffice.
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I'd prefer to have needles lowered slowly down through my eyes into my brain, and then bent and twirled till I died.
 
Originally posted by: TheCorm
No I don't....but i'm not sure "I like suprises" is the right wording for me 😉
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Yeah thats what i was thinking, I dont want to know because Id think Id spend the rest of my living life thinking about it. And i want to live for the present!
 
As I approach my declining years (I'm 54), I am increasingly aware that yes, there IS a day when it will all end. I've had an interesting life, and while I'd rather not pop off just yet, if I did, at least I've had some good times.

I KNOW that there will be a day when it all ends: that's the big issue. Knowing or not knowing which day - that's a little issue.
 
Well, of course I would! If I knew that I was going to die of a heart attack when I was 47, I sure as hell wouldn't bother contributing to my company retirement plan! I'd make sure to take a long vacation when I was 46, too!
 
Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress
I want death to hit me like a freight train out of nowhere (quick single fatal blow), or in my sleep, either would suffice.
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Same here, dont want to know about it
 
Originally posted by: fumbduck
I would like to.

If there is some overhead force in charge of it all, I doubt you would be able to alter it: you could always have a heart attack or suffocate or whatever...he didn't say how, just when.
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Like that one episode of the Twilight Zone.
 
I voted yes, so I could more effectively manage retirement funds, and know how many of my golden years I can enjoy after I retire and plan accordingly. 🙂
 
69.51 years but who nows what medical advances will be made in the future. With continuing medical advances I think that the human lifespan will continue to grow until we don't die. I hope to make the cutoff.
 
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