Suspecting eternal life equals interminable boredom.
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Four edits later, I think I've finally got this one right. Phew! by Sagacious in Six-Word Memoirs on Jan 04, 2013 | 
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Loon says,
worth the waitlovelylizard says,
Nice!Sagacious says,
I'm waiting for the theist mafia to hang me on this one for suggesting that eternal life could be anything other than endless bliss.Staraj says,
I make you an offer you can't refuse. Eternal life can equal infinite discoveries and infinite possibilities. All depends on how we "edit" our lives. Capisci?Sagacious says,
I could imagine there being a point where, after spending a few million years of my eternal life learning all there is to learn, I'd be begging God to kill me- for good. Bye sweet lord.Staraj says,
The more you would learn, the more you would learn there is more to learn; and, consequently, the more what you now imagine you would imagine, would become unimaginable. Just imagine.