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[comesback]

Hypothetical question. Say you couldn't die, ever. What would you do with yourself?

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[unastregadoro]

An existence of endlessness brings with it both endless amusement and endless boredom. Either way, it loses its novelty value after a while.

Toying with the limits of mortality offers so much more fulfillment.

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[comesback]

I don't know if I like the way that's going.

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[unastregadoro]

I only speak from personal experience. Being mortal is like Russian Roulette---you just never know if the gun is loaded. It's quite thrilling, really.

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[comesback]

It is pretty thrilling, I'll give you that.

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[unastregadoro]

So glad to see you agree.

But what makes you inquire about immortality? If it is your wish to attain it---I must let you know that you must make a great sacrifice in return.

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[comesback]

No, I don't want it. Though I guess it could come in handy. But I was just curious.

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[unastregadoro]

Ah. Well, you do know what curiosity did to the cat, no?

I would find other things to be curious about, then.

The idea of eternal life is quite tempting, after all.

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[comesback]

Good thing I'm not a cat, then.

Mm. Guess so.