I hate hearing this, or any variation of it. But I'm continually surprised at how often it's spewed forth as meaningful advice.



If I (or anyone else, I imagine) did this, I'd be WAY (more) in debt, there'd be a trail of destruction behind me, my wife would leave me instantly ("you bought HOW big of a boat?") and I'd probably be in jail by day's end. How is that a good thing?

 

Destruction, big boat, jail... **** sounds like a normal weekend to me.



Next time someone says that just kick them square in the vagina and say "Thanks, that's good advice I've always wanted to kick you in your vagina"

 

lol, I like that response

 

I agree!

 

Or you could say "not me I live each day like first" then **** all over yourself and start screaming

 

you are a troubled soul phins

 

Yea I've been living each day like its my last, but the problem is that I keep living.

 

And the court dates keep rolling in...

 

i can understand the phrase and why to live like that but as with everything there's a line where it becomes idiocy

 

Here's the thing.... if you have to make a statement like this, then you don't grasp it's meaning. Would you spend your last day telling people to live like it's their last day? What a waste of a day. In what context are statements like this usually made? Some stuffy office? Some dipshit working in a cubicle? Really? Is that how you would live your last day, typing TPS reports and telling fellow coworkers to live by your advice?