Hypothetical pondering, if you were diagnosed with just six months to live...

[leftie]

Would you be happy with the footprints you 'left in the sand' in this world?

And for those who look for hope, the hypothetical, that in the same week you were diagnosed with both pancreatic cancer and an astrocytoma (highly aggressive) brain tumor, guaranteeing your certain by two malignant cancers that has metasticized to your liver and nearly all your lymphnodes.
There is no hope, you will die in six months.

Given that grim diagnosis and fatal prognosis, the double barrel shotgun news. What would you list as your pros and cons as to how you think your legacy will be?

 

[wootoom]

im str8

 

[DannoMight]

fo sho.

 

[heatherrae]

No, I would feel very incomplete, because I feel like I just started my little family. I would be proud that I took good care of my mom when she was dying and my little brother and sister, however.

 

[H_T_]

my name ain't Plato, so i leave that shit to those who wanna know. this whole idea of measuring up to others or leaving a mark is for the birds. i'll leave a mark, a skidmark in my drawers for the undertaker to laugh at.....

 

[javaguru]

I would just kill all of my enemies, nuff said. Honestly, I'm happy with my life, who I am and my accomplishments.

 

[heatherrae]

I would just kill all of my enemies, nuff said. Honestly, I'm happy with my life, who I am and my accomplishments.

Will you kill mine too? Please.

 

[javaguru]

Will you kill mine too? Please.

I have enough enemies of my own but if I had the time....for sure. I hear mercenaries are make 30k a month in Iraq, why the fuck did I volunteer for military wages.

 

[biteme]

He lived. He chased pussy and then he died. He thought about becoming a mother Theresa and sacrificing his life to make other's lives better, but he realized that he really didn't like people that much even though he did feel sorry for them. But not enough to suffer along with the suffering.