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optimisticnad
04-29-2006, 06:26 PM
In no specific order:

1. Win Nobel Prize for Literature.

2. Grow few more inches.

3. Live happily ever after with Frog (would you believe that this is the most impossible???!)

Whats yours?

miss tenderness
04-29-2006, 06:43 PM
mine...ummm

live happily ever after would be the first

finishing my studies with high degree

doin sth great in my life that will be remebered after my death

and many others

but i really liked Nobel Prize thing and i hope that we will hear that u won it but unfortunately we would not now it's u coz u r undercover here lol

optimisticnad
04-30-2006, 09:02 AM
thanks! Once I'm famous you'll just know it's optimisticnad...i use that nickname for everything, started long time ago when everyone thought I was cynical and pessimistic etc. etc. so was being ironic. but ambitions: by definition now something impossible...so don't tink itl happen, what chance do i have next to the likes of Beckett and Pinter and etc. etc. :-(

come on people, ambitions!

Petrarch's Love
04-30-2006, 12:29 PM
Keep writing Optimisticnad. You never know, and I bet Pinter said similar things years before he won the prize. ;)

Ambitions eh?

1. Finish PhD program and get tenure track position
2. Find the man I love (and who loves me) and marry him
3. Raise a family
4. Publish some of my fiction or poetry
5. Die peacefully in very old age

I've got others, like "learn to play the piano as well as Horowitz" and "win a nobel prize," but the above are the big ones.

ClaesGefvenberg
04-30-2006, 01:15 PM
Just one...

Passing away quietly in my sleep after a bout of bedroom wrestling on my 110:th birthday ;)

/Claes

Petrarch's Love
04-30-2006, 01:17 PM
:lol: That's a good one Claes. Maybe we should all add it to our lists.

kilted exile
04-30-2006, 06:11 PM
Ambititions, erm...... I want to retire to the Fife coast - does that count as an ambition? Other than that I have a pipe dream of managing Glasgow Rangers. But thats all really, not particularly the driven type.

AimusSage
05-01-2006, 10:23 AM
I intend to live forever.

The Unnamable
05-01-2006, 10:28 AM
I intend to live forever.
Or die in the attempt?

rachel
05-01-2006, 12:53 PM
hahahahahahaha. I cannot imagine a life or an entire world for that matter without Unnameable. He has become to me like rice cakes, must have them.

My ambitions,
to get more than three hours sleep in any given night.
find Scher and see what she looks like without being arrested for stalking
save every child I can
pass the bar exams and get on with using the money to free the innocent(dna) and send street people to school and college
attend Claes' funeral only to find out he had sleep apnea and sat up and will live another fifty plus years
have enough money to go halfsies with Kilted to buy the team and then give him my share in exchange for lifetime tickets for me and the fam

ClaesGefvenberg
05-01-2006, 04:17 PM
attend Claes' funeral only to find out he had sleep apnea and sat up and will live another fifty plus years :D Ah, yes I forgot about the sleep apnea... Thank you for reminding me :thumbs_up

/Claes

rachel
05-01-2006, 06:29 PM
you are very welcome, actually I shall try to find a faerie or two with a couple of extra wishes they haven't given away and ask that our dear Claes will live forever, then every generation on litnet can love him like we do.

Exile
05-01-2006, 07:13 PM
Hmm....

1)Going to Michigan; Glasgow, Scotland; and Perth, Australia atleast once in my life to see a three of my closest friends one last time.
2)Die with a reason, or have lived my life for a purpose.
3) Live like I was dying. XD

rachel
05-02-2006, 12:32 PM
wow hullo and I don't know you , welcome.

that is all so noble. if I was granting wishes you'd have them.

subterranean
05-02-2006, 08:31 PM
1. Have enough sleep
2. See the pyramid
3. Have a little chat with Umberto Eco