IF YOU WERE TO DIE IN LESS THAN 5 MINUTES...What Would Be The Last Thing You'd Ever Do???

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Permalink Reply by Robert L. Allen on March 24, 2011 at 5:45am

Buy a pack of life savers!!!

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Permalink Reply by Brooklynn Macey Derryberry on March 25, 2011 at 2:24pm

SO i sat here for about six minutes thinking....  If i had five minutes before i die. I would call this person. Tell them how i feel. Then lock myself in my room and pray. (=

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Permalink Reply by Betzy Crypt on April 9, 2011 at 6:14am

hahaha damn 6 min. nice. a certain person u have in mind brooklynn ? 

praying is always a great option. lol

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Permalink Reply by Sean Noonan on April 9, 2011 at 9:57pm

Not much time ... five minutes. Thinking about it though I have been close once or twice in my life. I remember once being in the middle of a super hurricane at sea. Towering waves like you'd never believe, and our massive ship going submarine. I still get nightmares as I see the huge waves, over thirty metres high, crashing up the deck so only the accommodation block was still above the surface.

Most of the guys on board thought they wouldn't survive the night, so spent it in the bar getting

paralytic. That way they wouldn't notice the water filling their lungs if we went down.

I spent most of the night on the ship's bridge watching the thrill of it all. I remember feelings of such intense exhileration and I actually felt very in touch with the power of the tempest. It was an extremely scary night and could have been the end of my time, but I didn't think of it like that, even though a sister ship had gone down with all hands in a similiar situation. It had only taken a matter of minutes for that ship to go from seaworthy to wreck. We were luckier.

I guess what I am trying to say we never really believe our time is coming to an end. We just keep on keeping on.

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Permalink Reply by Betzy Crypt on April 19, 2011 at 12:37am

experiences with the grim reaper can be frightening indeed. thanks dude, for telling me such a story. ;) Glad u are safe.

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Permalink Reply by halim abdelrahman on April 19, 2011 at 8:40pm

wow... um i think i would tell my borthers to continue my series and finish them, and i would tell all my family that i love them and so on. then i would sit near a lake and watch it till i die, to enjoy the beauty of life before i lose it...

 

from 14 year old halim

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Permalink Reply by Betzy Crypt on April 19, 2011 at 8:55pm

good answer dude. ;) yeah i pondered over the idea of letting someone close to me finish my series... but i dont know. might just let it never be finished so people will wonder.. lol and hopefully shed a tear at the last sentence nevered finished.

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Permalink Reply by Sally Pomeroy on April 19, 2011 at 9:27pm

Open a bottle of wine and sit on the porch, smell the air and feel the breezes. Much too late for regrets or remembrances. I love your phrase 'marvelize their faces'.  I'd 'marvelize' being in this world, before finding out what comes after.

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Permalink Reply by Sally Pomeroy on April 19, 2011 at 9:33pm

I like this.

Sean Noonan said:

Not much time ... five minutes. Thinking about it though I have been close once or twice in my life. I remember once being in the middle of a super hurricane at sea. Towering waves like you'd never believe, and our massive ship going submarine. I still get nightmares as I see the huge waves, over thirty metres high, crashing up the deck so only the accommodation block was still above the surface.

Most of the guys on board thought they wouldn't survive the night, so spent it in the bar getting

paralytic. That way they wouldn't notice the water filling their lungs if we went down.

I spent most of the night on the ship's bridge watching the thrill of it all. I remember feelings of such intense exhileration and I actually felt very in touch with the power of the tempest. It was an extremely scary night and could have been the end of my time, but I didn't think of it like that, even though a sister ship had gone down with all hands in a similiar situation. It had only taken a matter of minutes for that ship to go from seaworthy to wreck. We were luckier.

I guess what I am trying to say we never really believe our time is coming to an end. We just keep on keeping on.

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Permalink Reply by Betzy Crypt on April 20, 2011 at 10:20pm

good answer! lol just soak in the last of life eh? 

Sally Pomeroy said:

Open a bottle of wine and sit on the porch, smell the air and feel the breezes. Much too late for regrets or remembrances. I love your phrase 'marvelize their faces'.  I'd 'marvelize' being in this world, before finding out what comes after.

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Permalink Reply by Sean Noonan on April 20, 2011 at 10:27pm

What does come next, maybe we should have a string on this too....

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Permalink Reply by Garry Edward Lewis on April 21, 2011 at 8:46am

Kiss my wife and tell her I'll love her through all eternity, but if she meets someone in the future that makes her happy not to hesitate to remarry. As I want her to be happy and taken care of when I'm no longer around to do it. And tell my children how proud I am of each and everyone of them.

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