User Comments

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   1/10/09

   voodooKobra

   I'm going to be remembered (well, I'll still be alive) as the guy who obsoleted fossil fuels, revolutionized the energy industry, built a business that focused on integrity instead of dollars, improved the American economy, privately funded Stem Cell Research where the government would not, pissed a lot of Fundamentalists off, and continues to work in a science lab despite having billions of dollars.

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   1/10/09

   MadameX

   I suspect that I won't be, except by my daughter and stepchildren.

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   1/10/09

   tjefferson85

   I want to be remembered by the people who matter most in my life and they are my family members. Anything extra is extreme good luck.

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4. 

   1/10/09

   drjay1966

   Whaddaya mean remembered?
   
   I plan to be a spry and sexually active 92 year old man, then.

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5. 

   1/10/09

   chicky401

   Heck I will be the one sitting in my rocking chair beating people with my cane at that time. Hopefully still too young to be in a nursing home yet though. And hopefully I will be remembered for the crazy lady who made people laugh. I already know my family will remember me for who I am

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6. 

   1/11/09

   ranist22

   That people read some of my poems and wonder what I meant and that's all. We pass out of life tranquilly.

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   1/11/09

   myriadlife

   I don't expect to be remembered by anyone other than my family. I hope future generations will be interested enough to check out some of my writing and art/photographs. We have checked out what my grandparents and great grandparents did and it made a big difference to our lives.

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8. 

   1/11/09

   DeadRooster

   Cast the deciding vote to elect America's first leprechaun as the mayor of Boston.

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9. 

   1/11/09

   DVS

   As the sexy dude that just walked past you in really good health, dressed in the finest clothes and with a supermodel on his arm.

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10. 

    4/09/09

    archiegottlieb

    being remembered, i think, is enough; in a positive light would be a nice bonus.

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11. 

    4/09/09

    BirgitSeibold

    As the mom and grandmom which was always there to help

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12. 

    4/09/09

    Friday13

    As the guy who did that thing that time for that reason.

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13. 

    5/29/09

    radioflyer1980

    A good father, a good husband, a good friend. I'd like to be well remembered by many grandchildren (I'll be 89, so maybe some great-grandchildren too).
    
    Oh yeah, and the guy whose blog CHANGED THE WORLD...

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14. 

    5/31/09

    NYCGirl

    As someone who had a positive impact, even a small one.

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15. 

    5/31/09

    HollytheHousewife

    I wanna be remembered 4 being the best damn housewife that ever walked the face of this earth.......and I'm gonna b 2

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16. 

    5/31/09

    Selvia

    Oh no not another 50 years!

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17. 

    5/31/09

    BestWordpress

    Why do you want to be remembered ... if you're dead it doesn't matter

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18. 

    5/31/09

    rfburnhertz

    As the really old guy who is still kickin'.
    So, pretty much just as my kids now see me.

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19. 

    5/31/09

    greencurmudgeon

    If I'm still alive in 50 years, I will be mildly surprised. My intention is to find an academic post, teach and write until I drop dead. If I am remembered for anything, I hope it is as an inspiration to others, at least in terms of creative writing.

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20. 

    7/03/09

    kzemek

    A nice person, great wife, and a good Sunday School teacher.

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21. 

    7/03/09

    celticmusicfan

    my retirement plan is to be a guardian of a haunted house.

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