What is your definition of living like a king?

JGWI

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Yeah it is for school but i'm having some trouble putting my thoughts together.

Might be kind of fun, try to make it ski related and keep it short.
 
The entire first world lives like a king. Think about it - back in the days when being a king actually meant something. If you were king (or at least high born; royalty) you lived in comfort and could have anything you wanted from the far reaches of the world. This is of course, ignoring the whole 'ruling the people' part of being king, but the term "live like a king" isn't referring to the political side of things, but the part that is being surrounded by luxury.

You go to the grocery story and pick food from around the world to make a nice meal for you and your friends. After the meal you sit around in your comfortable furniture in your house full of stuff and drink fine wine (ok, maybe a bag of cheep red, but still) with no cares about the daily struggle for survival. THAT is living like a king.

You can easily put a skiing spin on it, but why would you? It'd make it awkward and not really address the true reasons behind the saying.
 
topic:Just.Go.With.It said:
Yeah it is for school but i'm having some trouble putting my thoughts together.

Might be kind of fun, try to make it ski related and keep it short.

Get of the internet, think.

Boom

/thread
 
living in the mountains close to nice hills

not having to worry about how much you spend on food/booze/weed

not having to worry about paying bills

girly on my knob

having a reliable ride
 
13271865:dingus said:
Having a suit made of OP's skin

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13271525:Drail said:
The entire first world lives like a king. Think about it - back in the days when being a king actually meant something. If you were king (or at least high born; royalty) you lived in comfort and could have anything you wanted from the far reaches of the world. This is of course, ignoring the whole 'ruling the people' part of being king, but the term "live like a king" isn't referring to the political side of things, but the part that is being surrounded by luxury.

You go to the grocery story and pick food from around the world to make a nice meal for you and your friends. After the meal you sit around in your comfortable furniture in your house full of stuff and drink fine wine (ok, maybe a bag of cheep red, but still) with no cares about the daily struggle for survival. THAT is living like a king.

You can easily put a skiing spin on it, but why would you? It'd make it awkward and not really address the true reasons behind the saying.

I think the modern day worker's life more closely resembles the life of a fuedal peasant than a king. Obviously living standards have improved, but fundamentally its pretty much the same concept. But hey whatever.
 
13272042:Casey said:
I think the modern day worker's life more closely resembles the life of a fuedal peasant than a king. Obviously living standards have improved, but fundamentally its pretty much the same concept. But hey whatever.

Than I guess living like a king means you are rich and powerful. Preferably a world leader, but the "1%" will still qualify. None of us low born would know truthfully.

"He must be a king"

"Why do you say that?"

"Well, he hasn't got shit all over him"
 
Living like a king is doing whatever you want. Doesn't have to be a budget. Just like with ski bums. Some people look at the ski bums and think/say "don't you wanna do something with your life?" and you're thinking "dude, you live in fucking Houston you you had to use a week of your vacation to come out here".

Helps if you don't have expensive taste, being able to buy pretty much whatever you want (excluding like a new Ferrari or something) fits the definition of living like a king to me
 
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