If You Were Bill Murray in Groundhog Day

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I mean, you could take as much p*ssy as u want tho with no repercussions :yeshrug:

I came in here to post how much I would take too. :snoop: :wow:
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what i wanna know is when would the "rapey" stuff set in? I know he cooks up the plan to win Andie McDowell over, but at what point does a man just break and say fukk it? and before you act like this is a fukked up question, i think it's scientific, so fukk ya.

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I would get drunk and drugged out every day without ever getting addicted. I would wake up the next day drug free.
basically live like Rick James for 100 years straight without any hangovers, addictions or brain damage.
If one day the curse is broken, I wake up with a huge hangover but still only 24hrs of drug use in my system.
100 years of high times for 1 day feeling like shyt in the morning? good trade off for me.

Edit: All you rapists out there better hope you take the day off on final day of the curse, smh
better off fukking prosittutes without fear of HIV and shyt, matter fact you might as well spend a few day trying to do research to find out their health.
 

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10,000 years and he couldn't figure out a way to leave that shythole city :what:
It's actually been heavily inferred by most of the people involved at this point that he was stuck for about 40 years. Still a long fukking time, but 10,000 years was the original script which was far more dramatic. In that script he read one page in a book every day to tell the passage of time, and by the end he'd read the entire public library.

On topic, I need criteria for these kinds of thought experiment. Do I have a definitive end point? Where am I when it begins, what are the parameters of it, what do I retain etc etc.

It's not like back then, we have the internet now, you can spend every day learning and mastering new things so that if it was, say, 40-50 years it would pass I think fairly quickly. Especially given that you're unburdened by responsibility and any sort of attachment beyond your day to day existence. I'd do it. :yeshrug:
 

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10,000 years and he couldn't figure out a way to leave that shythole city :what:

He tried in one scene, but a bad snow storm was causing the highway patrol to turn everyone back. :yeshrug: That'd be my luck. Caught in a boring uneventful day in a boring, uninteresting city...oh wait. I am caught in that. :beli:
 

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I would be fine in a Groundhog Day loop because I basically live the same day everyday right now especially weekdays. Alot of people don't want to admit how repetitive and boring their lives are. I would do what he did and learn how to do almost everything possible. Playing the lottery and winning is a chance to retire early and break the Office Space movie treadmill of life many of us are on. A chance to see things and learn things that work doesn't allow. If you wait until you retire as a senior citizen you will be way too old to really enjoy many things.

To the people mentioning darker stuff and snapping I remember Kevin Bacon in Hollow Man used his invisibility to rape a woman.



 
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The whole idea sounds like a personal hell. I doubt anybody makes it over a year before going completely crazy. We all have the benefit of watching the movie and knowing it ends. He didn't. You would turn into a drug addict or the most depraved human possible.

Knowing my luck, the day I try some dumb shyt like rob a bank the day won't reset and I will be stuck in jail.:snoop:

Not knowing when it would reset is the real risk. If you've been living the same day over and over for 40 years what would make you think a random day in year 41 would change all of that?
 

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As long as I am not confined to one town, I think I could make it work. I would definitely start by reading a lot and work on a lot of self-improvement stuff. Then I would travel to local places like Orlando or Miami to see all the different scenarios I can get into.

The only thing I would be worried about is the curse breaking after I did something truly foul and instead of waking up in bed I am in a prison cell :damn:


So basically..... you're gonna Save.

But you're gonna rape!!!!!

But you to Save

And that justiies in your mind your rapes

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He could have tried to leave town FIRST thing in the morning before the snow started. Just go to the train station, rent a car, something.

Did he really steal the money every day after he figured out the sequence of events?

Wouldn't he run out of women to fukk in town?

Did the day restart at midnight, or just when he got up at 6?

It's not that light at 6 am in the northeast in February




This film, has strong reincarnation themes. It's the theory that you keep coming back until you reach your best self. He only crossed over when he finally did good things for people, and got Rita to love him after ONE evening.
 
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