The last days of your life.Where would you go?.

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  NoseyLouie Posts: 5,651

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  04/08/13 - 06:25 #27

  farmer bob wrote: »

  Bob would make a bee-line for Mavis Entwistle, she has been making eyes at old bob for about 2 years now. Built for comfort is big Mavis. Oooohh

  
  Ooh arrgh farmer Bob!
  
  It's quite funny my oh is a Somerset zyder drinker, but he is called John..lol id get my tattoo and make for the nearest barn myself!

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 294

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  04/08/13 - 06:28 #28

  General Lunacy wrote: »

  My word.

  
  You could call it general lunacy, ironically.

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  Green Thing Posts: 1,885

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  04/08/13 - 10:42 #29

  America.. on binge of food goodness

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  04/08/13 - 10:59 #30

  I would go to the brothel

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  Dwight Wright Posts: 1,572

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  04/08/13 - 12:39 #31

  Having travelled around the world I can save you a bit of time.
  
  There is no place like home

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  hopeless case Posts: 5,245

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  04/08/13 - 14:44 #32

  It depends how many days I have left. The most mind blowing visual experience I have had was in Sapa in northern Vietnam, where the multitude of greens in the rice fields literally reduced me to tears. However, travelling there would take more than 24 hours and depending on what state of health I was in it might be a trial in itself. Further, I wouldn't like to die there and leave the logistics of bringing my body back to my family.
  
  But in an ideal world, lying in a hammock swing with a cool fan overlooking the paddy fields in the Sapa valley would be a good way to leave this earth.

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  Richard46 Posts: 59,834

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  04/08/13 - 15:18 #33

  Dwight Wright wrote: »

  Having travelled around the world I can save you a bit of time.
  
  There is no place like home

  
  Beat me to it. I just don't want to die in a hospital that is for sure. I will crawl out if I have to.

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  goldberry1 Posts: 2,699

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  04/08/13 - 15:22 #34

  Southern Spain (but not the Costa del Sol) or Gibraltar.

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  SkipTracer Posts: 2,959

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  04/08/13 - 15:38 #35

  I would go to a Sauna so I know what sort of temperatures to expect in Hell.:eek::D

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  CarlLewis Posts: 6,236

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  04/08/13 - 16:36 #36

  I'd spend my last day visiting strip clubs.

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  Bowmani Posts: 188

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  04/08/13 - 16:42 #37

  There's only 2 places I'd like to spend my remaining time. Las Vegas and Disneyworld Florida. The best holidays of my life and so many memories.

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  04/08/13 - 17:00 #38

  Thread reminds me of the recent story of Rooie Marck, a fan of the Feyenoord football team in the Netherlands. Diagnosed with terminal cancer he wanted to see them one last time. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2377555/Feyenoord-fans-banner-tribute-terminally-ill-fan.html#ixzz2a7kMIdTm
  
  Wouldn't mind copying Rooie and going to see my team once more.
  
  Used to go to Pontin's in Prestatyn when I was a kid and thought they were great holidays. Whilst I wouldn't want to go there, I wouldn't mind walking the nearby sand dunes again. Happy memories of plodding along there with my dad and brother.
  
  Aside form those things I suppose I'd try to do things or visit places I always wanted to but never got round to, and maybe massively treat mnyself to the odd extravagance if I was up to it.

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