die

This an obvious choice. The world seems to be more and more focused on the party lifestyle, and I must say I have nothing against this. I am all about living it up and doing what I want to do, when I want to do it. If this gets me famous that is a huge plus. Yeah it is the stereotypical choice, but we all die in the end anyway.

"chicka chicka yeahhh...what's up gangstas"

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom was the most memorable book of my childhood. It taught me my abc's. I don't remember much except letters climbing up a tree and a whole lot of bright colors. It was my favorite because it was the only book that I paid attention to for more than 5 seconds. The video is longer and more annoying than the book was.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtvtYjLbnDk

Siddhartha

Siddhartha's take on life is that of a free man. He fully appreciates the cycle that encompasses him. There is no right or wrong, there is just neutral. Everyone is neutral. You see, I find it difficult to explain much else about this way of life because I have been greatly influenced by the western mentality.

Us westerners, are nearly incapable of accepting eastern philosophy because all our lives we have been taught that time is of utmost importance. Age is not just a number. Westerners are caught up on the idea with age comes wisdom. We learn from our mistakes and progress from there. From a western perspective, the eastern idea of life appears to be communist. For us it's almost as if we are stomping and spitting upon the idea of respecting your elders. An infant shall be born equal to his grandfather. What a crock! Most Americans have too much pride to truly comprehend and respect other cultures.