[buffalowings]

I'd probably just panic for 59 minutes, then regret panicking

 

[wuwhere]

A hypothetical question does not deserve a real event answer. You get shot in the head and die, that's the end of your world.

 

[alphaphoenix]

Easy.  Holding my wife and kids in my arms wishing that some divine/cosmic force saves them.

 

[wuwhere]

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Easy.  Holding my wife and kids in my arms wishing that some divine/cosmic force saves them.

Divine is too busy and the only cosmic force that can save your @#$% is gravity which caused the cataclysm in the first place.

 

[alphaphoenix]

Man, sounds like a [size=11pt]pessimist[/size].  Regardless of any laws of physics contributing to the cause and/or effect, or of the divine (not necessarily  related to religion) not giving the ear, I'll still be wishing or hoping.  I think those with their own children will agree.

 

[BobSaysHi]

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A hypothetical question does not deserve a real event answer. You get shot in the head and die, that's the end of your world.

 

[WhiteCrow]

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drop acid and enjoy the ride.

pretty much this.

 

[dazzer1975]

drive to the coast and wait

 

[kboe]

 
 
Rob a bank!

 

[jbluzb86]

meditate

 

[Uncle Erik]

Light up a Montecristo No. 2 and get properly drunk.
 
Which, by the way, is how I'll be send out 2010. 

 

[3602]

61 minutes later, mankind is going to look up into the sky, seeing nothing and feeling pretty stupid.

 

[grokit]

^ ... and then the massive impact hits on the other side of the Earth, with the subsequent vaporization happenning everywhere.

 

[mralexosborn]

I would do everything I've ever wondered about. Whether it's murder, streaking, or eating candy before dinner.

 

[TrebleMaker]

Eat my chocolate truffles that I got for Christmas.