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This question reminds me of the Stephen King Novel 11/22/63. I'd worry about the impact that would have on others around me, and as well as my own ego. From others perspective it might get quite frustrating seeing someone win at absolutely everything. I'll probably get over confident with taking huge risks, which might cause tension with my loved ones. If I could do it only once though, it would be a day before a major lottery draw, win it, live it and if that doesn't work out - I'll have a save point to return to.
Act clueless or deaf whenever a telemarketer calls me. Sometimes I'll just pick up the phone and breath heavily - that normally stops then from calling me, and ends the fun prematurely.
I sometimes will say ridiculous shit to my partner to try and get a laugh out of a worker, or bystander at a shop.
Give characters in video games stupid names.
From my count 37, but it could easily be more. A few houses I have lived in more than once. I grew up in an unstable environment, moving was necessary when I was a kid, something that I continued doing as an adult.
The house I now own, is the longest I have been anywhere at 2.5 years.
Might be a more effective, and human approach than what Bill Hicks suggested back in the 90's.
I'm probably one of the most stubborn people who has ever walked the planet, in every way imaginable. It seems I have passed this trait on to my daughter too haha
Taking the 4 year old to see it tomorrow! So glad to hear that it's good. The last thing we saw at the cinema was sonic 3, and I found it unwatchable, so I am looking forward to seeing this.
I wouldn't say it's the primary driver, but it does contribute to obesity. I find peoples its the modern lifestyle that is probably the biggest factor to consider. I've struggled with my weight, because I tend to turn to junk food when I am at my most stressed. I can go from being lean to packing on 10-15kg in a short amount of time. In saying that, I have known people who are real fitness enthusiasts, who regularly run marathons and the amount of sugar they get away with eating always blows my mind.
A Kem Weber Walt Disney animation desk. Technically not mine, but it is in my house and I use it from time to time.
Spending the day with my loved ones, and then going out for lunch or dinner without a care for the cost.
2 - Never paid with a cheque, but I have been paid with cheques. I have never sent a post card either, I don't think.
I still listen to music on CD's, send and receive faxes (rarely), and own a dictionary. All of the rest I would probably not do again, except maybe listen to vinyl records.
2007: Was the last year I remember before smart phones came along and started to suck the life out of me.
When you take propranolol, it helps you stay calm by reducing your racing heart and shaky hands, making you feel more in control while speaking. It's fairly popular amongst people who do public speaking, and performers too.