Which is most difficult to achieve?

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A little survey of the SH people if you please?
What is the ultimate challenge in life?......or what is the most easy to turn into reality?
1/ Achieving ones ultimate sexual fantasy? Done all of them - now making up new ones.
2/ Getting paid (in full) for work or services that you have provided? Yep - that happens all the time
3/ Getting parked in your local town centre on a saturday morning for that VITAL five minute trip to your bank? I use internet banking - no need to go to twon and park
4/ Actually eliminating all that junk mail and telesales calls by carefully ticking the relevant boxes on EVERY document you ever fill in? use blockers and caller block/ID on phone - so pretty much done
5/ Winning the lottery? done that a few times - not the six though - however in terms of stats this one is the most unlikely
6/ Understanding all the lottery games available to play?Just play the one - keep it simple
7/ Learning to programme that video before they become totally obsolete?Done
8.a)/ MEN-----finding a G spot?
8.b)/ WOMEN-----Understanding the importance of brake horse power?
The Horse Power of an engine is usually expressed as Brake Horse Power which is a measure of power delivered at the crank and available to do work for the Horse Power is the theoretical amount of power produced by the engine based on cylinder size and amount of fuel burned. An engine consumes a certain amount of the power it produces to carry it through to the cycle to the next point of power production. If the Indicated Horse Power of an engine is 10 HP, and it takes 3 HP to drive the engine itself then the Brake Horse Power is 7 HP. By adjusting the air/fuel ratio you can increase HP. Should we dicuss torque now?
Lets hear your 'solutions' or further annoyances
And if anyone has a solution for premature ejaculation...please PM me and hopefully we can work it through on a 'one to one'?...

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you been googling polo lady

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The Horse Power of an engine is usually expressed as Brake Horse Power which is a measure of power delivered at the crank and available to do work for the Horse Power is the theoretical amount of power produced by the engine based on cylinder size and amount of fuel burned. An engine consumes a certain amount of the power it produces to carry it through to the cycle to the next point of power production. If the Indicated Horse Power of an engine is 10 HP, and it takes 3 HP to drive the engine itself then the Brake Horse Power is 7 HP. By adjusting the air/fuel ratio you can increase HP. Should we dicuss torque now?

What is the ultimate challenge in life?......