If someone gave you a book about your life........

[King Ghidorah]

Would you read the whole thing? And there is no rewriting it either, it's like that's so raven where even though she knew the future, it would still happen because she was too fine, As I remember the show. I would probably read the last page first.

[Young Game]

A book? No.

Maybe the Cliff's Notes or a leaflet, perhaps.
Just hit the hight points, the interesting stuff. I know how it ends.

[Red Impact]

I'd get board in the first 100 pages, probably.

[Malcolm]

Maybe, just to see if I ever find true love.

[Zombie Mod]

i'd read the bits i'd already gone through... I don't really remember much of my childhood.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

I can't stand living my boring ass life, nevermind reading about it.

[hypnoticgenes]

I would skip to the end and read the part about me skipping to the end of my book

[SEAN CARLESS]

I would read it, and then read it aloud to everyone I know until they wanted to kill me.

[Evilution E5150]

i'd probably burn it

[Cranjis McBasketball]

Sept 30, 2013 1:34:32 GMT -5 hypnoticgenes said:

I would skip to the end and read the part about me skipping to the end of my book

So your plan is to create, basically, an infinite regress so you can never die?

[Wolf Hawkfield no1 NZ poster]

I would most likely smack that person in the face with it.

["Gentleman" AJ Powell]

Loudly shout "TOO LONG, DIDN'T READ!" and throw it in their face.

[Deleted]

I'd really want to, but I'd never be able to get past the fact that every chapter would probably end with, "& then he jerked one out, just for good measure."

That'd be like a third of the book.

[BigBadZ]

Of course I'd read it.... ya know, for the articles and not the fold out picture in the middle

[AnM is back]

Would it be a pop up book? If so, for sure.

If not, I probably still would anyway, then sit in the corner rocking back and forth & muttering to myself.

[DragonMasterP]

Maybe, if only so I can think to myself how terribly I handled certain situations.

[Hawk Hart]

There's far too many philosophical questions that must be answered first. Does this mean that our futures are pre-determined and there's no changing it? Does this mean also that all points in time have already happened, and if so, since we have yet to experience them and inevitably will, do all moments past and present repeat endlessly both before and after the moment has passed? And if not, then how does the book have an ending? If destiny and repeating time cycles aren't a factor, then the book would have to expand daily to incorporate all life events. I have to research my own questions before I can answer yours.

[Blindkarevik]

I'd keep hoping I'd get killed off eventually.

[Eunös ✈]

Some chapters are more interesting than others

[Magic knows Black Lives Matter]

Hell nah. Life would be pointless then.