> Yes, I just quoted a line from a Spice Girls song. I'm pretty sure Nostradamus has a prophecy about how that means the world is going to end soon.
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> I'm curious. What do you really, really want to do? Restrict it to activities you *could* conceivably do in the real world (i.e. not "flying an X-wing fighter" or "talking to Julius Caesar" etc), but assume you have no restrictions such as money, age limit, the pressure of family or society, or the general difficulty of being in a position to do it. Assume you are allowed to do ANYTHING, short of things which cannot currently be done by *anyone*.

-- Be the captian in some future series of Star Trek.
-- Singlehandedly steal a tank and try to invade Paris.
-- Become a secret agent.
-- Eat my own bodyweight in chocolate in a single sitting.
-- Be an archaeologist.
-- Go back to university and get a degree.
-- Own a fleet of classic British sports cars.
-- Own a restaurant. A good one, mind.
-- Get bitten by a radioactive kangaroo, and develop super powers.
-- Invent something completely useless, but use cunning marketing to make a fortune out of it.

winter"Is that enough?"mute