Could we live to be 1,000?
I dunno. But I do know this much: If I'm still blogging in 2573, just frickin' kill me already.
After 500 years, just sell your body on E-bay. Someone else will move in.
Man. Can they make enough Japanese cartoon porn to keep life interesting that long?
richard - You have to ask?
I'm planning to retire into a Playstation 7 and only come out one day a year.
I didn't know you were *that* into tentacles, Pixy.
Boy, the sidebar archive links list is gonna get reeeeeal long by then. Hope Blogger can handle it.
If I'm still readin' you in 2573, then it's a deal - you'll be done like dinner.
rosignol — It's her "neko-neko" ears that are a little unsettling...
Yoda made it to 900...darn that green little lightsaber rattling jedi...
World population would really be interesting then...real estate would skyrocket...population would boom bigtime.
Just in case you haven't read it yet, Stephen:
Time Enough For Love by Heinlein.
Brilliant. About the rather long-lived Lazarus Long.
Lets hope if you end up in a hospice the ex doesn't remember your statement as "If I'm still blogging ... just frickin' kill me already."
Damn, someone beat me to the L. Long comment.
And something tells me Steve's read the book. Just a hunch. :)
Imagine the family reunions... they would fill entire football stadiums....
Actually, while there would undoubtedly be more people, people would wait even longer to have children, say around their eleventy-first birthday. This type of altering of the current order would definetly change the world in ways we can't imagine. People commenting on blogs might even learn to spell.... probably'd take me that long....
Reaching your 1,000 year isn't that hard, you're just not the same person at the end that you were at the beginning.
Just remember; a thousand deaths is not cowardice, it is merely repetition.