What's your favourite of the " seven deadly sins " to commit ? I like them all exept envy and sloth ... I don't know what sloth means but it sound yucks ...

It looks like gluttony at this point.

I'm probably too old for lust but sloth is pretty cool.

Dear Jaimie,

I pick gluttony...such fun to have a kitchen again...plus today I purchased a hip flask of Balinoff vodka, to go with my rum and Bombay Sapphire gin, such a liquor cabinet amassing here!

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Actually when it comes to sins, I prefer the Buddhists...they have only one "sin," and they don't even call it that...but the whole problem as the Buddhists see it is that we humankind don't realize how wonderful, how fantastic beautiful perfectly amazing we actually already ARE!

(Because if we did really truly get that, then we would be living up to our potential, of course...)

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Here is my newest pan...heavy gauge steel made in USA, bakes six little bitty cakes and I can pass 'em out to friends neighbors...just love it...triple chocolate brownie pound cake made with sour cream...def gluttony!

If we are considering "Deadly Sins", I've long wondered who concluded that the list should stop at seven.

Why isn't IGNORANCE among them? Thoughtlessness, denial, naïveté, illiteracy, impulsiveness, stupidity.

I submit no fewer have suffered grim fates due to the various forms of ignorance than any of the other "Sins".

It doesn't take much learned consideration to understand why religion championed the seven "Deadly Sins" it did, and not ignorance; on much the same grounds that the church stopped at embracing Reason or Thoughtfulness as "Heavenly Virtues". 

I suggest a further "Deadly Sin": ...Agenda. 

Aty age and health all i have is sloth which is like the animal sloth lazy sleepy

I have to pick Lust. I am a passionate kinda guy.

I do regard these references to "Sin" as purposeful constructs of faith----all could be reasonably lumped under a more encompassing label of "Bad Judgment".

I've had some fun times with lust ;)