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Monday, August 22, 2005

I was just wondering what, if anything I have ever done that will still be around in 100 years.

posted by Ronnie @ 7:27 AM   1 comments

1 Comments:

At 12:35 PM, Blogger Ami_Norml said...

Hmmmm....part of your DNA will be passed onto future generations; providing your child procreates!!
If you have written and copyrighted a song, poem, novel, etc.--it will live on.
Perhaps, your name written in cement or stone; will be here in 100 years.
Do you have any pickled body parts in a jar somewhere? Pickling is a good way of preserving things; so is cryonics (it's just very expensive.)

 

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