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Saturday, August 18, 2007

There are much better things I could be doing with

Current mood: thoughtful

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...than writing blogs that I know only about... seven people are gonna read (well that was the count last time I checked the first blog). My keyboards' kinda dying, which really sucks. I paid eighty bucks for this thing like a year or two ago and the black paint is wearing off the keys! What the fuck is that?!

And so for any of you doubting the incredible randomness I told you this blog would be, the above paragraph was proof. I was actually thinking about something fairly deep eariler today while on the toilet that I thought I might write about and explore further in the next blog I wrote, but I totally forgot about it by now. Maybe I'll remember it later. Maybe I won't.

Apparently we're leaving soon to get birthday cards for my mom. Kinda random, when you think about it. That we celebrate birthdays I mean. Why do we find them so significant? Why do we rejoice the fact that we're one year older, one step closer to death? It's ironic really. We're all so scared of dying and yet we all want to be older. Well, most of us. Us kids anyway. Nobody in their forties wants to be older. I guess the only ones really content with their age are in their twenties. Then again, I'm pretty sure there are those of us who, upon reaching their twenties, will long for their carefree youths when there was so much more to look forward to and so much less shit to actually deal with. It's like when you're that age, the ages ahead look so much better, and then when you get there it's not all it's cracked up to be.

I guess the best age then would have to be five. Yes, five. You're old enough to know what it is you do to have fun, and you do it, and there's basically no restriction on it. You don't have any responsibilities and no one expects anything of you, you can just do what you want (for the most part). And of course, there's all the stuff you have to look forward to, all the stuff that hasn't yet been tainted by the reality of the situation once it's actually met.  I think you see where I'm going with this, and I'm geting tired of typing so fast, so I'm gonna end this and hope more than seven people read it. This is probably the first actually serious thing I've ever posted on the internet. Well I hope somebody enjoys it.

EDIT: Adressing what Mulletman500 said... I'm not sure immortality would be worse. It would definitely be a lot worse if you were locked in an age that you hated yourself in, and were forced to deal with yourself like that for all of eternity. This would suck. But to be locked in a blissfully ignorant mindstate... that might not be so bad - like being five years old. If you were five years old forever, it'd be great, because you'd never have any worries or problems or troubles or anything. You'd be blissfully unaware of all the problems in the world, and you would be content in just entertaining yourself with your toys or whatever for hours on end. Also, it might not be so bad if you were locked in an age when you were just generally alright with life - where you felt you were at a good place, you were proud of what you'd done and you felt there were more great things to come. I don't know though.
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mulletman500 wrote on Aug 18th, 2007 7:52pm

I've thought that too. About two years ago I realised I never wanted to get old and be like Peter Pan. But immortality would be worse.

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mulletman500 wrote on Aug 18th, 2007 8:11pm

Kudos cos you changed it for me :D But still, it's just speculation. I don't think you could ever live forever. And it would also be bad to have the body of a 40 year old and the brain of a 5 year old. I suppose it's nice just the way you are if you happen to be lucky and actually lead a fulfilling life.

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fifthhorseman54a wrote on Aug 18th, 2007 8:13pm

yea guess you're right about that... and yea it's all speculation. Wouldn't know til i tried it! and i'm not planning on trying any of it any time soon but whatever. lol thanks for the kudos :D:D and yea I think the best way to go is just try to make the life you're in as good as possible

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fifthhorseman54a wrote on Aug 18th, 2007 8:16pm

"doing with my time" it's supposed to say but it keeps cutting off.

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zappp wrote on Aug 18th, 2007 9:19pm

now you have 21st dudes who did read your blog ))

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third-eye wrote on Aug 19th, 2007 2:32am

i remember when i wanted to be 14 so badly. now i am 14 and it's not like i thought it would be, haha :). but still, i look forward to getting older, i'm not scared of dying. death is only the opposite of life, isnt it?

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daytripper75 wrote on Aug 19th, 2007 5:09pm

interesting. you wanted me to read it, so i did.

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