bike to the frontrunner

Jan 7, 2019
5:05:59pm

Dissenter All-American

I could give up driving 90% of the time with no consequences. The other 10% would be hard, but much easier than the others

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Dissenter

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POLL: Hardest thing to give up for the rest of your life?

Agnostic-alumni

1/7/19 4:48pm

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coolcats

1/7/19 4:50pm

We all thought it was going there

fulano

1/7/19 5:02pm

No kidding, it would suck to have to live without BYU sports.

chilango

1/7/19 5:12pm

breathing

BlueFrog

1/7/19 4:50pm

it'd be easy. 3 minutes and you're done

Dissenter

1/7/19 4:59pm

I commute. I could move close to work and that would be okay. I don't think I could give up hot showers

Slim

1/7/19 4:52pm

CougarBoard

Y-Zag

1/7/19 4:58pm

Driving would be the easiest, by far. Just move to a big city and use public

chilango

1/7/19 5:04pm

bike to the frontrunner

Dissenter

1/7/19 5:05pm

how would you move to the big city...on horse and carriage?

buckeyecougarguy

1/7/19 5:35pm

Hire movers and fly. This is how I’ve always moved from one city to another.

chilango

1/7/19 6:22pm

If other people can drive you places then i think i could get by without driving

buckeyecougarguy

1/7/19 9:27pm

Ever heard of an elder’s quorum?

garyfan

1/7/19 6:55pm

Am I living in Phoenix or Minnesota for the rest of my life?

BeefNoodleCoug

1/7/19 5:06pm

If this is about hot water, Phoenix is not very warm during the winter months.

chilango

1/7/19 5:11pm

The internet, by far.

garyfan

1/7/19 5:10pm

I'd give up all of the above vs. losing "close order drills" with my wife.

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