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Something you could never give up.

Pamela

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Is there something that you have / own that you could never part with?

Maybe you've had it ever since you were a kid.
 
Nothing material really.....but I would say my kids. I would remain miseralbe to be with them
 
My car, life relying on public transport and other people would be a massive pain, it gives a lot of freedom I think.
 
i learned a long time ago not to tie my emotions to anything, so id say i could lose anything. some i wouldnt like losing much, but i could lose pretty much anything.

if we are talking about aspects of your body, i would say, sight
 
For myself? Material things? Nada. Who cares?

Now if you count my house as a material thing, and losing it would put my kids in harms way... then I would have to change that statement. As far as the 'portable' things in life, fuggedaboutit.
 
I can't really think of anything to be honest.

I had considered the priesthood, but the "no sex" thing would have been rough. LOL Im so going to burn.

So I guess I would find it hard to give up girls:)
 
I don't have kids, and money doesn't mean much.. food prefereances change.. I would have to say the mirror
 
I'd hate to be without a car.. and I could never give up meat to be a vegetarian.

Those are my needs: car and meat :D
 
This may sound materialistic, but the lakehouse.
My two grandfathers built it when I was a month old. All my life its been there. So many memories of boats, fishing, motorcycles, Fourth of July, exploring the woods, and yes, even all the repairs.
It was there when my wife and I seperated and I had a place to live. It was there when we were dating and needed a place "to go". Three generations of kids have enjoyed it.
Its sanctuary.

I have a nice house in the burbs, but I'll take that little lakehouse anyday....
 
I have a very rare Belgian Made Browning 16GA auto Shotgun that was my grandfathers. Custom engraving, very nice.

I have been offered hundreds for it and never will sell it unless I'm living out on the streets and have no where to store it properly..

I would sell, and have considered selling all my other guns, but not this one.
 
JerseyArt said:
I can't really think of anything to be honest.

I had considered the priesthood, but the "no sex" thing would have been rough. LOL Im so going to burn.

So I guess I would find it hard to give up girls:)


Ur Catholic, right?

If that's the case, what makes you think you have to give up sex?






























































The Catholics have lots of priests that have sex..... with little boys. They don't seem to be to serious about punishing them or discouraging them... in fact, they are giving the world the impression they stand behind them...
 
Seashell said:
I'd hate to be without a car.. and I could never give up meat to be a vegetarian.

Those are my needs: car and meat :D

I have a car and some meet... we should hook up sometime Seacups.
 
My 1966 Fender Telecaster guitar. I've had it since 1979. I'd sell my mom's body to medical science before parting with it.

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family

my graphing calculator as it does symbolic integration/differentiation, 3-D graphing. I mean fuck, I know how to do it the old fashioned way, but thats just a pain in the ass.

Freedom - once you get a taste of losing this, then you never want to live without it. This is why I am a Bush HATER.
 
strangebrew said:
Is a successful shower, one where you're all wrinkly afterwards?


Darn near close.
Depends on if I have to be anywhere afterward.
A good shower is like sex.
 
solitude...
I bitch sometimes about being alone but if I had to live in the city...ugg. I'd be looking @ people like walking bullseyes.
 
Sweet_Bitch said:
Something that you absolutely could not give up...


My pictures. They remind me of things from the past-good and bad.

:rose:
I was sitting here last night when I posted this, sewing the end of a very old
comfortable blanket. It's about 30 years old.

I've read so many great responses that made me really think, what I couldn't give up.

Pictures.. I have so many old pictures that have so many memories.

:)
Pamela
 
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