so, as you've been here a while now, based on a scale of one to ten (one being suicidal and ten being absolutely amazing), how many marks out of ten for life?
i would have to go for a 7.5....
sure, it can be bad at times but on the whole, if your outlook is a good one and you try to keep a smile and laugh at people when they cry (my favourite) it can be pretty good
Originally posted by eatmybishopBut smearing 4D data to one number is totally misleading. I mean, you find out you have an STD, and gave it to your boyfriend, I would judge that day to be a 1 or -1. 6 months before, you win a lottery, a million dollar check is in the post office waiting for you. You have to give that day a 10 for sure. So what do you do with those numbers? Go half and half, give yourself a 5? Which says you basically are living a very boring lifestyle and never take chances... So I say life's experiences are too dynamic to glue a single number to.
so, as you've been here a while now, based on a scale of one to ten (one being suicidal and ten being absolutely amazing), how many marks out of ten for life?
i would have to go for a 7.5....
sure, it can be bad at times but on the whole, if your outlook is a good one and you try to keep a smile and laugh at people when they cry (my favourite) it can be pretty good
Originally posted by sonhouseyeah, but on the whole.... when you weigh it all up... whats the score...???
But smearing 4D data to one number is totally misleading. I mean, you find out you have an STD, and gave it to your boyfriend, I would judge that day to be a 1 or -1. 6 months before, you win a lottery, a million dollar check is in the post office waiting for you. You have to give that day a 10 for sure. So what do you do with those numbers? Go half and hal ...[text shortened]... d never take chances... So I say life's experiences are too dynamic to glue a single number to.
Originally posted by eatmybishopNet, net... 10+ from day one!
so, as you've been here a while now, based on a scale of one to ten (one being suicidal and ten being absolutely amazing), how many marks out of ten for life?
i would have to go for a 7.5....
sure, it can be bad at times but on the whole, if your outlook is a good one and you try to keep a smile and laugh at people when they cry (my favourite) it can be pretty good
Originally posted by eatmybishopGood things:
so, as you've been here a while now, based on a scale of one to ten (one being suicidal and ten being absolutely amazing), how many marks out of ten for life?
i would have to go for a 7.5....
sure, it can be bad at times but on the whole, if your outlook is a good one and you try to keep a smile and laugh at people when they cry (my favourite) it can be pretty good
- Lots a sweet lovin'
- Lived in various countries
- Used more drugs than the average touring funk band
- Drank more booze than Shane McGowan in a brewery
- Have had (and have) excellent jobs
- Sunroof in my car
- Good tunes all around me
- Lots of friends and very close with my family.
Bad things:
- Hangovers (proof that Bacchus doesn't exist)
- Lived with a nazi and psychopath for a short while
- Shat my way through India for 3 months
Yeah.. I'd have to rank my life around a 9.3
Originally posted by eatmybishop5/10
so, as you've been here a while now, based on a scale of one to ten (one being suicidal and ten being absolutely amazing), how many marks out of ten for life?
i would have to go for a 7.5....
sure, it can be bad at times but on the whole, if your outlook is a good one and you try to keep a smile and laugh at people when they cry (my favourite) it can be pretty good
Bleh
I'm with sonhouse: part of a day or month being a 1 is that I can't even conceive of life ever not being a 1, and on a day or (once) a year that's a 10, I'm completely indestructible. sonhouse's use of "four-dimensional" is telling -- one's mindset at different times is as that of different people at the same time, so averaging this dubious measure over a lifetime is like averaging it over some crowd at a specific instant, which doesn't really say much.