I'm doing 42 things
Melancholy men are of all others the most witty
Nicky's Life List
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1. Join the French Foreign Legion
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2. Learn to fly a plane
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3. Learn to speak 10 languages fluently
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4. Lose 150 pounds
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5. Visit Africa
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6. Visit the Middle East
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7. Study Russian Studies or Kremlinology
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8. Live and work outside the United States
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9. Be more assertive
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10. Meet my Starry Girls!
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11. Live in New York City
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12. Learn Russian
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13. Learn how to knit
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14. Buy a Mac
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15. Keep a journal
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16. Get veneers
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17. Work as a creative director
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18. Runaway and start all over again
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19. Manage my finances better
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20. Take one picture a day to document my life
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21. List 43 songs that are important to me
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22. Go to graduate school
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23. Never stop dreaming
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24. Commit random acts of kindness
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25. Go backpacking
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26. Take risks
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27. Never, ever grow up
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28. Get a dachshund
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29. Smash the state
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30. Stop hating myself
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31. Change the world
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32. Learn morse code
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33. Make a disaster preparedness kit
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34. Learn to make my own clothes
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35. Live without regret
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36. Buy a bicycle, ride it
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37. Make new friends
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38. Stand up for what I believe in
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39. Do something to make someone's life better
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40. List 100 of my favourite quotes
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41. Teach
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42. Write a book
30,183 people
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The law which attempts a man’s life [capital punishment] is impractical, unjust, inadmissible. It has never repressed crime—for a second crime is every day committed at the foot of the scaffold.
