Tell me your answer correct frankly what will be the most important for you???

I would have to say food.

If you don't have food, you die.

If you're dead, you don't see your family.

You forgot money and women (No family and friends doesn't count)

Definitely money 'cos that what brings the food on the table, the roof over the head and clothes to cover.

Definitely family ,no woman will marry you if you dont have a job good enough to support a family,so naturally you will have food money a house to live

i would say family coz to me the closest and dearest are people you can turn to for help when you are in difficulty,,,everything is important but just think if you got no family whom will you share with?

a lonely life is equal to a meaningless life

pindokhan123 wrote:

a lonely life is equal to a meaningless life

I totally disagree with that remark....your life is what you make of it.

HEALTH ! It's not 1 of the choices , but it should be #1 .

Some times, family can be your worst enemy.

mappo710 wrote: HEALTH ! It's not 1 of the choices , but it should be #1 .

The late Kerry Packer, once Australia's richest man (and the architect of World Series Cricket), said on at least one occasion that he would have given up all of his wealth for good health.

Marcel-R6 wrote: You forgot money and women (No family and friends doesn't count)

Wrong Marcel , it is not money and women but women and money, go back to grade 1

tasman1 wrote:
Wrong Marcel , it is not money and women but women and money, go back to grade 1

I've got neither, so I'll just have to stick with food as my #1 choice.

seaeagle wrote:

tasman1 wrote:
Wrong Marcel , it is not money and women but women and money, go back to grade 1

I've got neither, so I'll just have to stick with food as my #1 choice.

he he , but you are not alone in that , this is Lonely Planet

tasman1 wrote:
he he , but you are not alone in that , this is Lonely Planet

Not necessarily lonely. I think there are three situations one can be in when they are by themselves:

1) Alone (on their own, with no-one to call on or help them if needed). Alone is a physical state.

2) Lonely (on their own, with a need for human company & human interaction). Lonely is an emotional state.

3) Solitude (on their own but not feeling alone or lonely, and quite okay with that)

Of course, one can also feel quite lonely even when surrounded by lots of people, if there is no connection with them.

Marcel-R6 wrote:

pindokhan123 wrote:

a lonely life is equal to a meaningless life

I totally disagree with that remark....your life is what you make of it.

i agree to a certain extent but sometimes there are obstacles in your way which prevent you from reaching your goals no matter how hard you try

failure and success precede each other like day and night...what is there one day might not be the next......
the most painful memories are when your loved ones pass away..........that time you will understand family ties.

yes anyone can be your worst enemy,even family but there is a reason of why that is,could be them or you.
bottom line is without your parents not you ,i or tasman would be here so we are connected whether we like it or not and whatever happens to them will affect us in one way or another..

ok enuff of my indepth analysis on this topic lets move on,,,,,,,,,next plz

Marcel-R6 wrote:

pindokhan123 wrote:

a lonely life is equal to a meaningless life

I totally disagree with that remark....your life is what you make of it.

valerie wrote: Some times, family can be your worst enemy.

You both sid very right>> I agree with you

Number 1 Family, Friends and Pets (they are all my family)

Number 2 My motorcycles (to get away from number 1)

FluffyBug wrote: Number 1 Family, Friends and Pets (they are all my family)

Number 2 My motorcycles (to get away from number 1)

I can relate to option 2.

Marcel-R6 wrote:

FluffyBug wrote: Number 1 Family, Friends and Pets (they are all my family)

Number 2 My motorcycles (to get away from number 1)

I can relate to option 2.

I had a Yamaha R-6 when they first came out 1998 or 1999 (I think).

Havn't rode a newer version though but from what i remember they are/were a nippy little bike

FluffyBug wrote:

Marcel-R6 wrote:

FluffyBug wrote: Number 1 Family, Friends and Pets (they are all my family)

Number 2 My motorcycles (to get away from number 1)

I can relate to option 2.

I had a Yamaha R-6 when they first came out 1998 or 1999 (I think).

Havn't rode a newer version though but from what i remember they are/were a nippy little bike

Some of my friends still ride the "old r6"they weren't really happy with me when I first showed mine,I named mine Little Devil