If you knew the exact time of your death, what would be your last words?
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" I'M THE KING OF THE WORLD!!!!"
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This is a tough question to answer due to the fact that no one knows when the last day of their life is taking place. So I will say that I will be doing whatever I am doing on the last day of my life.
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I would call the executor of my will andtell him to prepare the death certificates & notify the beneficiaries.  I'd call the funeral parlor to prepare. \n\nI would pray & repent day & night & beseech God for mercy  & forgiveness of my sins.  I would make my best confession of sins to an Orthodox Priest & receive the Holy Mysteries after absolution.  I would pay the priest to offer memorial liturgies for 30 days after my demise.  I would ask him to offer the divine Liturgy to expiate my sins. Nothing else matters at all.  I would spend the week kneeling before the Icons of Jesus & Mary to beg their mercy & help.  I want to die right near the holy icon of my Supreme Lord Jesus christ & His Holy Mother.  I don't want to party with friends.  I want to prepare for the journey to God's kingdom.   Nothing in this world matters any longer at that time.
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In that case you better be wondering what you want on your tombstone, if that goes off your basically dead.
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Hmm...well, I don't think I would tell my loved ones right away. I'd wait until sometime during my last month. I would not want them to pity me, or to constantly think about my pending death. I would also get everything in order...start giving away my possession to the people I want to have them. Donate everything else to Goodwill. I'd also start making plans for my funeral. For the first week, I'd probably be in pity, but after that, I'd realize (or at least I hope I would), that it was a gift...that I am now able to see to it that my hubby and family are not placed with unnecessary burdens, as the families of people who go suddenly often are. \nI would write letters to my loved loves, telling them everything I never could in person, because I find it hard to express my feelings. I'd appologize to everyone I have ever wronged in life...(I should probably still do this anyways). I'd also talk to my father, and tell him I forgive him for all that he has done, although he has never asked for it. For my nephew, I would make a tape of myself, telling him all of the lessons I have learned in life, and remind him how much of joy it had been to have him in my life...even if he was a little baby. \nThen, I'd spend as much time as I could with my hubby...learning and discovering more about him, holding and watching him every night while he slept, and tell him everyday how much I love and appreciate him. \nNow, assuming I ever win the lottery or come across a whole lot money, these are some more things I would do:\n1. Go skydiving\n2. Go Bungee Jumping\n(I've always been too scared of doing these, but since I'm going to die anyways...might as well).\n3. Be in a shark cage with a Great White swimming around. \n4. Go to Rome, London, Paris, and New Zealand (with my hubby, spending five days in each place.)\n5. Take an African Safari (again with my hubby).\n6. Go white water rafting. \n7. DIE HAPPY AND CONTENT...
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i want die peaceful die.\n doing my old age
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I would stay home. That way, whoever I was leaving behind in this world would get their chance to see me and say whatever it is they needed to say. Ultimitely, it would be the people that I am leaving behind that would need my final days.
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well if i knew that i was going to die today then i would be telling every one about what God did for me. i am not kidding. the fact is is that we don't know when it will be our last day on earth and so why aren't we more cautious about how we live our lives for all you know you could die right now. and there is like no way that you could stop sinning.
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Live for the moment, live every day as if it was your last.\n\nCARPE DIEM
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It would be the 1970's.  My father died in 1980,and there are so many things I wish I could have said to him and I would love to have been able to spend moretime with him.
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Reminds me of a quote: "All I want to know is where I'm going to die, so I'll never go there."
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No one knows. Therefore, why not live your life so that you can call yourself an honest and moral person and have no regrets when you die. Don't expect a last minute ticket out of Hell.
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I would do the same thing that I do every day. I love my job, so I would still go to work. At the end of the day I get to come home to my husband and my son whom I love dearly. \nI probably wouldn't tell anyone that I was dying. I wouldn't want to live the rest of my days feeling pity and sorrow from my loved ones.\nI would just cherish every moment that I have with them, more so than what I do now.
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Live everyday as if it is your last.
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I'd call everyone I love dearly and start praying very hard. I'd be hugging & kissing my family, probably even crying because I'd miss them. I would also spare an hour to bid a final bye to the Yahoo Answer community, with whom I have been associated deep from my heart.
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I'll try to let you know when I die.
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The real question is how do you know if you are dead.