In the movie Highlander Many people live for generations would you like to never grow old and never die while every one around you is growing old and leaving your life.
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I think I like to stick with my generation. Maybe a few extra years, as long as the brain and most of the muscles are still working OK.
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I live for my family. I also live to experience all that life has to give. As in the movie Angel's in LA ? with Nicolas Cage; "I would rather have lived for a moment and experienced love than to never have lived at all."
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For the promise of a lifetime...
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If you live to be 100, I want to live to be 100 minus one day, so I never have to live without you...\n\nAhhh... I'm in Love!
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I like this.  I really, really like this.\n\nAbout the immortality part...I feel we are immortal as long as some part of us, even an influence on another person, goes on.  So, not just genetically, as in having children.  But if I've touched someone's life, then I live on through them.  And if because I touched their life, they shared something about me with someone else in their life, then I live on through that person as well.  And so on, and so on.  So in this way, we are all immortal.
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They Shall Not Grow Old
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Id choose to be old...I dont want to be young and unwanted and bear with it until I get old.
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well here's a thought, let him in share the gyros and let him bite you (not kill you) and you can live a nice long life.
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As I don't believe anything more than the worms is waiting for us, I'd be happy to postpone 'that dreadful day' as long as possible. Even if it meant repeatedly seeing my loved ones die... But not if I was condemned to live forever in pain (this question often seems to presume that you wouldn't). So actually, I'd like to 'live forever' in the sense that nothing or nobody else could kill me, but I'd like to be able to reserve the right myself to kill myself.
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No, its about a family (Walker) that when their father/grandfather died got the idea of creating their own community of peace and prosperity with all of the money he left them.  Where nobody would have to feel sorrow or pain.  After all of that, the same things that happen in the outside world happen to their village.  Death/Murder etc.
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are you planning on living with your family for the rest of this life?
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Ok, well next huh?....\n\nThis, I guess is the ideal version, possibly a fantasy, but who knows...\n\nWell I would hope that we would begin OUR story. The one we would tell to our grandchildren, the one our kids would ask us about. The one we would remember and tell to eachother when we were old and grey!! The story of our life together!! \n\nWhat about you?
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No.   You will love a lot of people in your lifetime. Doesn't mean you have to, or will want to, spend the rest of your life with them.
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so nobody would suffer or be sick,and people would live a long  life
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O yes my friend. I'd like to live forever. As long as I'm not all banged up and can't walk. \n\nJust imagine how wise you'd be!\n\nI know losing everyone in your life would suck but just think. Your kids have grandkids and they could use a mentor on the ways of life. \n\nahh the story's you could tell.......\n\nI remember 230 yrs ago, just like it was yesterday....\n\nThats when they started yahoo answers......... \n\nman could you rack up some pts in those years!!!!
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living to be 100,would be OK,as long as you had your mind,didn't have to be in a rest home,or at least be able to take care of yourself pretty much . no machine hook-ups to keep you alive.
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it might, there are plenty of people that live over 100. I heard that the sad part is that they outlive their friends and family. I would not want to live to be 150. My grandma is 80ish and she gets really sad because all of her good friends are dead. She does have her one close friend who is close to 90 still alive. Anyways, my point is that if you live to be 150 not only will you have outlived the people you care about the world will have completely changed. There are a lot of elderly people now that are shocked with the way our culture is (dress, music, dancing, exc.). Can you imagine how shocked they would be if they lived to be 150?