unlimited supply., if you could never run out of something. Options

[pandamonium]

If you had an unlimited supply of something what would it be?
be creative and dont say money. lol

for me it would be an endless supply of pepsi.

[heyyfrankie]

it's unfortunate that you ruled out money cuz with endless money, you could have endless ANYTHING.

[marzipan]

it's unfortunate that you ruled out money cuz with endless money, you could have endless ANYTHING.

I'm assuming you're meaning "anything" being material items here.
Because you can't buy ideas, emotion,...intangible things, with money.

[smoke]

I'm assuming you're meaning "anything" being material items here.
Because you can't buy ideas, emotion,...intangible things, with money.

Unfortunately, I beg to differ. People buy ideas all the time. If that wasn't so, we wouldn't have corporations or businesses. And, I'll be honest, if you hand me a million dollars, I'd be pretty happy. If you took it away, I'd be pretty sad. Money's more powerful than you think.

I see what you're trying to say, however, in this day and age, money makes the world go round.

Food for thought.

[marzipan]

Unfortunately, I beg to differ. People buy ideas all the time. If that wasn't so, we wouldn't have corporations or businesses. And, I'll be honest, if you hand me a million dollars, I'd be pretty happy. If you took it away, I'd be pretty sad. Money's more powerful than you think.

I see what you're trying to say, however, in this day and age, money makes the world go round.

Food for thought.

I see where you're coming from, but I guess I should have elaborated on the idea part.
I mean...things like morality, courage, patience, etc.
You can buy items that can cause certain emotions, yes, but to me it doesn't seem real if it all relies on money. I don't really know how to explain how I feel, so sorry if I'm not making any sense, Brenden.
Ok, here's an example.
You can't buy love. You can buy items, palpable things to try and create love. (be it with someone, something for yourself, etc.) But I don't see it as the same feeling of love if isn't caused from within you instead of from the result of something like money.

[smoke]

I see where you're coming from, but I guess I should have elaborated on the idea part.
I mean...things like morality, courage, patience, etc.
You can buy items that can cause certain emotions, yes, but to me it doesn't seem real if it all relies on money. I don't really know how to explain how I feel, so sorry if I'm not making any sense, Brenden.
Ok, here's an example.
You can't buy love. You can buy items, palpable things to try and create love. (be it with someone, something for yourself, etc.) But I don't see it as the same feeling of love if isn't caused from within you instead of from the result of something like money.

I see exactly what you're saying. You're making perfect sense. It wouldn't feel real to me either. But, you have to realize, it's all relative. To some people, that red light special is all they need. For myself, having to pay someone to love me just wouldn't feel right. So, I see exactly what you're saying. Again, it's all relative.

It's nice to think you can't buy love, but if you really think about it, a lot of times money can indeed be the deciding factor. Me personally, if I loved a girl, I wouldn't care if she and I were living in a cardboard box. I have always been a bit of a romantic though. Realistically, we'd be under a lot of financial stress (one of the leading causes of divorce) and we would eventually be unhappy, no matter how much we loved each other. Things would in fact fall apart.

Ok, I'll let the romantic in me take over and agree. Money can't buy love, but it sure can aid in the process. It would be nice to live in a world where money didn't matter though.

[marzipan]

I see exactly what you're saying. You're making perfect sense. It wouldn't feel real to me either. But, you have to realize, it's all relative. To some people, that red light special is all they need. For myself, having to pay someone to love me just wouldn't feel right. So, I see exactly what you're saying. Again, it's all relative.

It's nice to think you can't buy love, but if you really think about it, a lot of times money can indeed be the deciding factor. Me personally, if I loved a girl, I wouldn't care if she and I were living in a cardboard box. I have always been a bit of a romantic though. Realistically, we'd be under a lot of financial stress (one of the leading causes of divorce) and we would eventually be unhappy, no matter how much we loved each other. Things would in fact fall apart.

Ok, I'll let the romantic in me take over and agree. Money can't buy love, but it sure can aid in the process. It would be nice to live in a world where money didn't matter though.

Ah, yes. It's all relative. I guess we both can come to that conclusion on THAT matter.

Ok, ok...you got me. Yes, money definitely helps in this world, but there are definitely more powerful things.

[smoke]

Ah, yes. It's all relative. I guess we both can come to that conclusion on THAT matter.

Ok, ok...you got me. Yes, money definitely helps in this world, but there are definitely more powerful things.

Oh yeah. Definitely. I agree with you, I just felt like being the devils advocate to spark up conversation. For me personally, I believe in The Beatles.

All you need is love.

[marzipan]

Oh yeah. Definitely. I agree with you, I just felt like being the devils advocate to spark up conversation. For me personally, I believe in The Beatles.

All you need is love.

Well, a good conversation is nice.


Yeah, gotta agree with the love part.

"Love is like a mountain,
hard to climb,
but once you get to the top
the view is beautiful."

- Daniel Monroe Tuttle