Set your back-pack on fire...

Originally posted by Phlabibit
Can I pull my house, car, family, and guitar out of the pack?

Pffft

You can't "own" your family.

🙄

Originally posted by mlprior
Pffft

You can't "own" your family.

🙄

Are you kidding? I owned my kid just the other day.

"What's that on your shirt"?

He looked down and I flipped his nose.

OWNED!~

P-

Originally posted by Phlabibit
Are you kidding? I owned my kid just the other day.

"What's that on your shirt"?

He looked down and I flipped his nose.

OWNED!~

P-

ABUSE!!!

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
In the book/movie Up in the Air, the protagonist 'motivates' people to imagine placing everything they own into a back-pack, then setting it on fire. Of the items in the back-pack, what is the first thing they choose to save?

The first thing I'd save would be the fire extinguisher, then I don't need to worry about what to save next.

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
In the book/movie Up in the Air, the protagonist 'motivates' people to imagine placing everything they own into a back-pack, then setting it on fire. Of the items in the back-pack, what is the first thing they choose to save?

For me, I'd say let it all burn, but I know a few things are beloved by my wife, so I'd defer to her desires and grab tho ...[text shortened]... -pack. On my own, however, I find toast a most compelling adventure.

Well, how about it?

My dog


Check her out, she is so wicked awesomely smart and cool:


http://photobucket.com/Sunburnt

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
Well, how about it?

if i found myself to be living,
according to a screenwriter's rule...
i'd pack MYSELF into the bag,
and laugh through the flames at you fools...


rookie

Originally posted by Sunburnt
My dog


Check her out, she is so wicked awesomely smart and cool:


http://photobucket.com/Sunburnt

"she is so wicked awesomely smart and cool"
OK look Sunny there's no way a dog, or for that matter any living thing, can be all those things. She may be wicked...maybe awesomely smart..quite possibly cool, but all three? I don't think so. Really, get real.

Originally posted by Sunburnt
My dog


Check her out, she is so wicked awesomely smart and cool:


http://photobucket.com/Sunburnt

Oh yea, I can totally see that from the photos!

🙂

Originally posted by Kegge
ABUSE!!!

NO, That is not abuse, that is playful.

It is hard teaching you the difference. 😉

Originally posted by Phlabibit
Are you kidding? I owned my kid just the other day.

"What's that on your shirt"?

He looked down and I flipped his nose.

OWNED!~

P-

🙄

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
In the book/movie Up in the Air, the protagonist 'motivates' people to imagine placing everything they own into a back-pack, then setting it on fire. Of the items in the back-pack, what is the first thing they choose to save?

For me, I'd say let it all burn, but I know a few things are beloved by my wife, so I'd defer to her desires and grab tho ...[text shortened]... -pack. On my own, however, I find toast a most compelling adventure.

Well, how about it?

I'd be tempted to save everything, and replace it all with the "motivator". Serves him right for trying to be "deep" and "philosophical".

Richard

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
In the book/movie Up in the Air, the protagonist 'motivates' people to imagine placing everything they own into a back-pack, then setting it on fire. Of the items in the back-pack, what is the first thing they choose to save?

For me, I'd say let it all burn, but I know a few things are beloved by my wife, so I'd defer to her desires and grab tho ...[text shortened]... -pack. On my own, however, I find toast a most compelling adventure.

Well, how about it?

I would put everything in a fireproof container THEN put it in the backpack and set it on fire, everyone is happy, I have cleared my mind of all that materialistic crap we of course never need and then when they all go off, patting each other on the back, I just retrieve my stuff and go on like nothing happened.