What would you do?

[jaymac]

If you had the opportunity to do anything at all in the world, what would it be?

I would travel to every Major League Baseball stadium in one season and watch a game and eat as much as possible at each stadium.

[patusai]

I would quit work

[jacambece]

Do a superman suspention..

Cambece

[Sohan]

1. Spend a year living and training in Muay Thai in Thailand---and survive.

2. Train with Royce Gracie in BJJ with minimal broken limbs.

3. Eat my weight in Girl Scout Cookies and milk and not gain an ounce.

4. Take my wife and son on a chartered yacht cruise around the world.

5. Be 25 with what I know today.

6. Dunk a basketball.

7. Understand the attraction of "American Idol".

8. Determine what is actually growing on Donald Trump's head.

9. Rid the world of adults who abuse children.

10. Let my wife tell her father she loves him. (He died suddenly last year).

Respectfully,

Sohan

[Whitefeather]

I would be able to work with incredible effectiveness. I would earn insanely huge amounts of money, which I would then use to create a Christian-centered "Business," which would really be a non-profit organization, but would not be declared as one. The corporation would send well-trained labor forces, composed of doctors, economists, and educators, to countries trapped in the poverty loop (more poverty=less opportunities for improvement=more poverty=less opportunities...etcetera) and help to break that loop by implementing solid educational systems for children and an educational program which would teach a small number of adults in essential areas (leadership, medicine, economics, etcetera), and equip those adults to teach those skills to more adults. Once the program becomes firmly rooted in the country, I would start replacing the workers sent there with trained natives of that country. Once all of the workers were out and the program was running all on its own, I would create a plan to do the same thing again, with a different country, and put someone else in charge of the operation. Then, with the knowledge that I did something good in the world, I would retire to one of the San Juans and spend the rest of my life teaching and practicing karate, mountain biking, sea kayaking, going on bicycle road trips, and building big sailboats.

David