Philosophically, do you agree?

[Monsi]

Originally Posted by Moto44

You make some fine points. I'm as guilty as anyone of having tried to love things and activities. But in the end, it is always sharing those things and activities with others that is most fulfilling.

case in point... driving a lotus down a curvy stretch of pavement is far more enjoyable when there is someone next to you begging for their life

[Moto44]

Originally Posted by slaughtr

Todd, my brain hurts from reading your poll.

For the visual learners, allow me to sum up:
It's all about making the right choices.

[dfa2100]

I think it is a difficult question because it asks you to speak for most men, rather than just yourself. So, do you base your answer on the people you work with, or your view of your city/state/country/world? And do you know how those people feel about their lives? In the end, it's still probably true, but that most is a tricky fellow.

[slaughtr]

Originally Posted by Moto44

For the visual learners, allow me to sum up:
It's all about making the right choices.

My brain feels better now.

[evomind]

Originally Posted by Moto44

For the visual learners, allow me to sum up:
It's all about making the right choices.

i think the right choice is all the above.
at the same time.

[mrcarcrazy]

Originally Posted by Moto44

For the visual learners, allow me to sum up:
It's all about making the right choices.

This pic you post. I need more of them

[biscoradio]

I wasn't feeling desperate until I saw the picture above. Now I must agree with thoreau. before the pic, I, personally, was going to vote no. Now I am desperate to put on a bikini, some boots, and frolic in the snow.