toldailytopic: What's the one material thing you couldn't live without?
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DocJohnson
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My Aleinware M17x. 
Thunder's Muse
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*My 11 yr old had a slumber party last night and I've only had about 3 hrs sleep, so I apologise in advance if the following post makes absolutely no sense.
If we are talking about only material things, I don't think there is anything that I couldn't live without. Life would suck greatly but I could survive. That being said, I do love my books, music, computer and moble phone
If we are talking about only material things, I don't think there is anything that I couldn't live without. Life would suck greatly but I could survive. That being said, I do love my books, music, computer and moble phone
zoo22
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Hard to say. I'm skipping the "air, water, food, etc..."
I'd be pressed not having a way to to play music. Music is very important to me.
But if I had to choose one object to live with/walk around with, I might choose a camera. I could go on about why, but won't.
If I had to choose one thing I have that does/would help me get by in the world, I would choose my iPhone or a laptop. Reasons seem obvious. These are the most important objects in my day-to-day life.
If I had to choose one sentimental object, I would probably choose a book that my father gave me (a book that was his as a child). Possibly a photograph that he took for me. Or possibly an old press photograph of my grandfather that I really like/matters to me. But I think the book.
I'm thankful that I probably won't ever have to make the "one-object" decision, but I like thinking about it.
I'd be pressed not having a way to to play music. Music is very important to me.
But if I had to choose one object to live with/walk around with, I might choose a camera. I could go on about why, but won't.
If I had to choose one thing I have that does/would help me get by in the world, I would choose my iPhone or a laptop. Reasons seem obvious. These are the most important objects in my day-to-day life.
If I had to choose one sentimental object, I would probably choose a book that my father gave me (a book that was his as a child). Possibly a photograph that he took for me. Or possibly an old press photograph of my grandfather that I really like/matters to me. But I think the book.
I'm thankful that I probably won't ever have to make the "one-object" decision, but I like thinking about it.
My Bible.
I agree. And of those I have, to pick one would be the first edition Cambridge Revised Version, 1881-1885, it was something that my late brother got for me years ago.
My land. It's a safe harbor, a generational truth and the only thing a Southern boy loves like his family.
I would probably go with one of my newer Bibles, like my waterproof Bible. I really like the quality of the paper. It's not that glorified tissue paper most scripture is printed on. I wish they made them in NKJV, but I like the KJV and NIV too.
Oh em gee. I think I just fell in love with your kids.
Are those all yours?! Dude, make more! You're really good at it.
Honestly can't think of anything I couldn't live without. I can probably list about a hundred things I'd fight for, if that's close enough.
My top three: coffee, internet, writing material.
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