> If you had to lose one of your five senses, which one would you choose? I'm not sure what I would pick but here are some of my thoughts:
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> sight: Not being able to see after getting along with sight for so long would be very difficult. I would have to give up a lot of activities and re-learn others.
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> hearing: This would be hard because I love music so much and I probably don't realize how much I rely on sound.
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> taste: Probably the least amount of impact on me.
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> smell: Not only would I lose the sense of smell, but taste would be affected, too.
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> touch: I think this might contribute to an earlier death because I wouldn't be able to sense pain and know when something was wrong.
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> Fer"Maybe this is a good poll question"rick

Well, if you were to ask me this right after one of my karate classes I'd say touch without question. It'd be nice not to be in pain after just one class ;) I'd have to pick taste. It would royally tick me off not to be able to taste food again, but the other senses are more useful to me. Sight, sound, smell, and touch are all required for good driving. You have to see the road, hear the other guy honking at you, smell your electrical system catching on fire so you can pull over before the flames shoot out of your dashboard and onto the hand that's on the gearshift, and feel the vibrations caused by that imbalanced front right wheel so you can get it fixed before you vibrate your car apart.

Since I'm very into driving, taste would have to go.