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I went without a phone for a little over a year, just got a new one a few months back, so that wouldn't be an issue. I like playing with ...
1Likes- 01-13-2012 #11Linux Guru
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I went without a phone for a little over a year, just got a new one a few months back, so that wouldn't be an issue. I like playing with computers but I could live without them....I couldn't live without books and people to debate with, both of which I'm passionate about. Also, a wide and far reaching (global) food availability. I live in San Diego, and honestly, other than a couple other places that might (might) equal our food choices, I can get anything from Ethiopian to Mexican to American to Italian, all within a few miles of each other. Oh yeah, also couldn't (or couldn't for long) leave the sun of Southern California
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- 01-13-2012 #12Trusted Penguin
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The sad part... I had no trouble reading exactly what you mean!
Originally Posted by elija 
What could I not do without..?
My wife. A couch for of us. And, for sleeping, a pillow.
Oh yeah... I'm one of those that is always cold. So I need fire.Jay
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- 01-15-2012 #13forum.guy
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When it comes right down to it, there are plenty of modern conveniences that I could live without if forced to do so, but I don't think living during the stone age would be much fun at all. Life would have been extremely hard, risky, and short-lived for the majority of folks. Of course, since that's all they ever knew, it probably seemed very normal for them at the time.What couldn't you live without?
In the end, humans of today could probably make do without lots of things that they think are "must haves", but doing so would undoubtedly come at a cost, perhaps in years off their lives in many cases.oz
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- 01-15-2012 #14Linux Guru
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Couldn't live without - clothes in cold weather (optional the rest of the time), good whisky/tequila/mescal, family, friends, my mandolin. Oh, and food - vegetarian, please!
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