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Following on to Oudis link, here’s a challenging one:
If a person you know wants to commit suicide (like both people in that link did), do you
1. support them and tell them that you don’t want them to hurt anymore so you will let them go even though it will hurt you and you will be sad
or
2. tell them that you will hate them and the memory of them forever if they commit suicide?
There isn’t a third option to this question. You only have these two.
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Impossible choices (e.g., “Sea or Sky”) or more imaginable choices (e.g., “Chocolate or Vanilla”)?
Since The sky or the sea isn’t an impossible choice (sky) I pick that one.
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Ahhh Girl said
Following on to Oudis link, here’s a challenging one:If a person you know wants to commit suicide (like both people in that link did), do you
1. support them and tell them that you don’t want them to hurt anymore so you will let them go even though it will hurt you and you will be sad
or
2. tell them that you will hate them and the memory of them forever if they commit suicide?
There isn’t a third option to this question. You only have these two.
Tricky –and you don’t give a third option, do you? Assuming that the suicidal person has a terminal disease –and only if that is the case– then the answer would be number one. Otherwise, I’ll find the third option you don’t give us. (Please more people reply to this question, I want to know your answers).
Question:
Would you do something that you know is morally right, although it’s illegal? Yes? No?
“Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit” (“Perhaps one day it will be a pleasure to look back on even this”; Virgil, The Aeneid, Book 1, line 203, where Aeneas says this to his men after the shipwreck that put them on the shores of Africa)
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Ahhh Girl said
Following on to Oudis link, here’s a challenging one:If a person you know wants to commit suicide (like both people in that link did), do you
1. support them and tell them that you don’t want them to hurt anymore so you will let them go even though it will hurt you and you will be sad
or
2. tell them that you will hate them and the memory of them forever if they commit suicide?
There isn’t a third option to this question. You only have these two.
Sorry but i cannot choose option 1 or 2 because i don’t agree to the first without a heck of a lot of stipulations attached and i cannot agree with the second in any way. For a start it depends on the reason(s) why the individual would be contemplating suicide in the first place. It’s too big and complex an issue to get involved in on a Beatles forum.
Question:
Would you do something that you know is morally right, although it’s illegal? Yes? No?
Again it depends on the situation at hand. Its too far reaching to give a blanket yes or no answer.
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Long slow lingering death or unbelievably painful death over in a matter or seconds (hopefully).
I’d go with the latter as the mental torture of being buried alive would be as painful as being burned alive. One of the most horrific things i have seen on tv in recent years was the death of Dr Vera Juarez in ‘Torchwood: Miracle Day’ who was burned alive. Most of the things that shock me in tv and film are gone in an instant but that’s one of the very few that has stayed with me.
Stubbing your toe or getting a paper cut?
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Paper cut I’ve stubbed my toe much more than a paper cut
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Wolves – they’ve got sharper teeth and bigger appetites, so it wouldn’t take as long. Also, less laughable/embarrassing.
“Shut the door” or “close the door”?
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Full cause I’m optimistic
Beard or Moustache?
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If we can manipulate things, I’d go to the past.
Flower garden (big like Keukenhof) or forest
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Yeah, i know what you want to manipulate @Ahhh Girl. You’d think a mod could control herself.
Forest. I like forests if they are wild and untamed.
Patacake patacake bakers man or The Gingerbread Man?
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Id go to the past for the same reasons @Ahhh Girl! Heh-heh-heh.
Those two songs are the same tune aren’t they!
I’m going with the Gingerbread man, unless Ginger Baker, man, is an option.
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As a drummer, Ginger Baker. But I like some of Phil Collins’ songs very much, so maybe Phil Collins, the composer/singer.
Roxanne by The Police or Roxanne by Sting?
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Shine there is too much rain
This or That?
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This. It just seems more personal. That sounds more distant and cold.
“I wanna hold your hand” or “I Wanna Be Your Man “
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