The Bucket List

**Thinker96** · 05-02-2010 03:36 PM

Originally Posted by Dinocho

Im scared to make a list. When I complete it will I die?

thats why u put impossible things...im sorry i mean...umm, things that MIGHT not happen xD

**kiwigrl** · 05-02-2010 06:26 PM

That house is amazing alright. I love being near water, our house is not far from the marina/ sea and our beach house is 500m walk to the ocean. I wish I could see the water from my bedroom though like that. Just imagine waking up to that every day. Ocean views make me feel so content like I haven't a worry in the world.

**obz900** · 05-02-2010 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by Himu

The house is called "The Razor". Every angle of it is truly, as Mr. Random said, ORGASMIC lol.

Google "The Razor, La Jolla" to see it. Its the type of house that would make Iron-Man jealous.

Wow, no kidding. I googled it and it looks amazing. It's very beautiful without looking too much like it would belong to a douchebag millionare.

**Memphisto** · 05-02-2010 08:24 PM

Love reading everybody's lists.

- Backpack across Europe, just take the Eurorail wherever it takes me!
- visit Berlin, go to a nightclub in Berlin!
- see The Cure in concert. I've missed every tour for like 20 years!!
- see Paul Oakenfold live. And I agree with the other poster that wants to see Tiesto live!!
- wander around The Tower of London when nobody else is there!
- tell all the people I love that I love them.
- wake up without a care in the world.

To name a few!

**infpblog** · 05-02-2010 09:07 PM

I made a list when I was 20. Now I'm 40 and I've got many of those things done like skydiving, traveling to Australia, finding and marrying the right person for me. However, my list is still pretty long.

1. Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro (I'm shooting for 2012 with 2 of my friends.)
2. Write my first novel.
3. Publish a short story in one of the good magazines like Story or Asimov's.
4. Go on an African Safari.
5. See Macchu Pichu, Temple of Ramses in Egypt and the Bone Church in Prague
6. Go to a Tony Robbins weekend seminar.
7. Make a million dollars.
8. Set up a writing scholarship that would award $2000 each year. I estimated that setting up a trust that invested in safe but low-yield returns would take abotu $50,000. But the scholarship would last long after I died.

**trentster** · 05-02-2010 09:16 PM

Yeah buddy!! Like the topic!! Heres mine:

1. Fly in an AF fighter jet
2. Pay to be flown into space for a short amount of time
3. Skydive
4. Rock climb something huge
5. Take a ride in a alcohol dragster
6. Meet Jack Black
7. Learn to play the drums
8. See Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin in concert. Chances of either ever touring again is slim though.
9. Have children
10. Sex underneath a waterfall in the tropics.

**Thinker96** · 05-02-2010 09:30 PM

Originally Posted by trentster

Yeah buddy!! Like the topic!! Heres mine:

1. Fly in an AF fighter jet

8. See Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin in concert. Chances of either ever touring again is slim though.
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dude...i so wish

**infpblog** · 05-02-2010 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by trentster

8. See Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin in concert. Chances of either ever touring again is slim though.

Roger Waters is touring for the 30th Anniversary of the Wall with the full set. Tickets go on sale in May. I figure this will be the closest I'll come to seeing Pink Floyd.

**obz900** · 05-02-2010 09:41 PM

I want to do a lot of things, and I've never made a list before so these are all gonna be off the top of my head:

1) Meet the love of my life in a used bookstore and end up marrying her
2) Make passionate love in dewey grass beside a lake during a full moon
3) Skydive
4) Write a song I'm proud of
5) See Paul Mccartney in concert
6) Move to Europe
7) Packpack across the freakin' world

...and more to come.

Originally Posted by trentster

8. See Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin in concert. Chances of either ever touring again is slim though.

It's true that the full bands may not tour again because of deaths and such, but have you seen Roger Waters in concert? Epic show. I recommend looking up tour dates. He's playing The Wall in its entirety during his upcoming tour.