If you didn't have work, what would you do?

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27 Mar 2007, 10:38 pm

If I didn't have a job and wasn't going to college this fall,I'd just read,write,scrapbook,and draw/paint.


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27 Mar 2007, 11:11 pm

I would learn to sew, play videogames, read, search for free kendo classes, . . .



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27 Mar 2007, 11:39 pm

I would do what I once did. Just stay at home playing my boardgames, and keeping house for my wife. Go out for walks when I had to. A bit of writing too.



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28 Mar 2007, 1:20 am

I'd set up an international rally racing team, and would eventually try to run the Dakar rally on the Russian KAMAZ truck team.


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28 Mar 2007, 1:44 am

In this scenario would I have unlimited money? If not, I would get a job and make money. It's much better to have a job and therefore an income than to sit around and do nothing all day with no money.

If I did have unlimited money, I would set up huge fish tanks and invent some system that would make water changes easier in them (like an automatic draining/filling system), and I would get more snakes.


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28 Mar 2007, 3:08 am

Natalie wrote:
In this scenario would I have unlimited money? If not, I would get a job and make money. It's much better to have a job and therefore an income than to sit around and do nothing all day with no money.
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Eh. Enough money, I'd assume. Not infinite though. Like, not enough to buy the British Isles and pave them over.



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28 Mar 2007, 5:13 am

i'd go to japan and learn japanesee


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28 Mar 2007, 10:30 am

MolotovCocktail wrote:
Well, its clear you guys don't have any ambitions. Oh well...


I don't think it's that we don't have any ambitions. At least in my case, I am just tired and would like a nice long break. It's hard to think of some big ambition that I would pursue if it weren't for work, because, well, I just need a break, and a break to me means doing nothing too stressful, and just living a good life.


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28 Mar 2007, 12:40 pm

I don't work.
I have numbers, books, movies, music & hardcore.



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28 Mar 2007, 5:20 pm

MolotovCocktail wrote:
Well, its clear you guys don't have any ambitions. Oh well...


Or they're too big to be realised.



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29 Mar 2007, 12:39 pm

id probably sleep the whole time



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29 Mar 2007, 5:31 pm

jnet wrote:

I don't think it's that we don't have any ambitions. At least in my case, I am just tired and would like a nice long break. It's hard to think of some big ambition that I would pursue if it weren't for work, because, well, I just need a break, and a break to me means doing nothing too stressful, and just living a good life.



"living a good life" and "doing nothing" are not the same thing.



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29 Mar 2007, 5:38 pm

MolotovCocktail wrote:
jnet wrote:

I don't think it's that we don't have any ambitions. At least in my case, I am just tired and would like a nice long break. It's hard to think of some big ambition that I would pursue if it weren't for work, because, well, I just need a break, and a break to me means doing nothing too stressful, and just living a good life.



"living a good life" and "doing nothing" are not the same thing.


I said "doing nothing too stressful" not "doing nothing."


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29 Mar 2007, 6:13 pm

jnet wrote:
MolotovCocktail wrote:
jnet wrote:

I don't think it's that we don't have any ambitions. At least in my case, I am just tired and would like a nice long break. It's hard to think of some big ambition that I would pursue if it weren't for work, because, well, I just need a break, and a break to me means doing nothing too stressful, and just living a good life.



"living a good life" and "doing nothing" are not the same thing.


I said "doing nothing too stressful" not "doing nothing."


"doing nothing too stressful" and "living a good life" are not the same thing. Living a good life does not necessarily mean that you will not encounter a high stress situation.



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29 Mar 2007, 7:20 pm

IF not having to work means having plenty of money so that I don't have to work I'd have a piece of wilderness land about the size of a small county in the mountains and live there. Just me and my dog. Probly a few horses, too. Wouldn't see me around town much at all.
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29 Mar 2007, 10:04 pm

MolotovCocktail wrote:
jnet wrote:
MolotovCocktail wrote:
jnet wrote:

I don't think it's that we don't have any ambitions. At least in my case, I am just tired and would like a nice long break. It's hard to think of some big ambition that I would pursue if it weren't for work, because, well, I just need a break, and a break to me means doing nothing too stressful, and just living a good life.



"living a good life" and "doing nothing" are not the same thing.


I said "doing nothing too stressful" not "doing nothing."


"doing nothing too stressful" and "living a good life" are not the same thing. Living a good life does not necessarily mean that you will not encounter a high stress situation.


well it is obvious that we would do different things if we did not work, and it is also apparent that we have different ideal good lives.


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