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If you culd be anyone in the world for a day who would it be?


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Weather its luxury or struggle, who would u choose and why? Hard to chose really, probably in my opinion I would chose the life of Manmohan singh and see the amount of problems india is facing, would be hard but good to see it from his eyes. For luxury ............. and coolness probably James Bond!!!!!! AID-FREE sex when your james bond :-D

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I would like to be a suicide bomber, just to find out what drives them so mad, so crazy to do something as insane as walking upto a crowd of people and detonating themsevles. Its needs a combination of an extreme amount of lunacy, skewed ideology and certain degree of hopelessness in life to do that. I would like to experience those feelings.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger. i would like to know what it feels like to bone a boney kennedy. seriously though, neil degrass tyson. he has the job i dream to have. or better yet, some astronaut on an extended mission on the international space station.

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Sachin Tendulkar.:adore: I want to see what it feels like to play those glorious shots. And what its like to carry such expectations on his shoulders. I wanted to be a batsman when I was small. Things didnt go my way, but the dream is still alive.

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I have thought on a similar subject - If you could go back in time for 1 day and be someone who would you want to be? My answer to that is almost always Prophet Abraham(or Ibrahim for Muslims). Three of the major religions of the world -Jewishsm, Christianity, Islam - all trace their roots to this one human. They all call themselves as Abrahminical and still kill each other. Take away these three religions and the world suddenly becomes so much better. If I could go back in time I would like to get inside the mind of Prophet Abraham and see how he felt about how his descendants have developed.

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I have thought on a similar subject - If you could go back in time for 1 day and be someone who would you want to be? My answer to that is almost always Prophet Abraham(or Ibrahim for Muslims). Three of the major religions of the world -Jewishsm, Christianity, Islam - all trace their roots to this one human. They all call themselves as Abrahminical and still kill each other. Take away these three religions and the world suddenly becomes so much better. If I could go back in time I would like to get inside the mind of Prophet Abraham and see how he felt about how his descendants have developed.
Well for that I would like to be a member of the Khalsa and see what was happening around the time of 1700 where muslims where forcing skihs to convert and how the great leader Guru Gobind Singh coped with this, and would love to see him fighting for his religion.:D
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Well for that I would like to be a member of the Khalsa and see what was happening around the time of 1700 where muslims where forcing skihs to convert and how the great leader Guru Gobind Singh coped with this' date=' and would love to see him fighting for his religion.:D[/quote'] just watch him? not join in?
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just watch him? not join in?
You see its just I get scared easily, if i get scared of small things, it would be extremly scary for me to go to war, but for the sikhs I would go to war, to protect the sikhs and help the khalsa. :two_thumbs_up:
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I would want to be fineleg !:hysterical: Seriously, I would want to be the pitch curator at Nagpur before the last India-Aus test match. No green top please or I would want to be Bucknor at the last SCG test between Ind-Aus :two_thumbs_up:

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My father. (a) Did he know? Did he protect us from it in his own stoic way? (b) What drove him to struggle in his job when he could have walked away and still had a great career elsewhere?

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i'd like to be Bradman. I'd like to feel what its like to be the undisputed alltime king of the sport- both during and decades after my playing career. I'd like to also know what it must've felt like to own practically all batting records imaginable (atleast, at playing time) and yet experience the agony of being stranded at 299 not out in a TEST match, because the last man ran himself out in his eagerness to give you strike.

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My father. (a) Did he know? Did he protect us from it in his own stoic way? (b) Why drove him to struggle in his job when he could have walked away and still had a great career elsewhere?
Excellent call(and no not because it is an emotional angle). Our Pop's generation worked hard to do everything that was good for us, from education to passing on tradition. When today's India proudly thumps its chest as to how they have "arrived" I would reallyyyyyy like to get inside the previous generation mind and see how they see the world. The biggest cultural shock of our times have probably happened to our Pop's generation. The mailman is gone, email is here. Kids are not with them, they are abroad. Arranged marriage are cr@p, sex before marriage is in. Saving entire life to buy a one story home is out, buying apartments on loan is in..I mean talk of cultural shocks!
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