I don't think I would want to know when so much as how I am going to die.
If it is quick and painless, that's great.
Painful and drawn out I would take means to change the scenario.

Twice in my life my fortune was told and both times it said I would die in a firey car crash during my 65th year. For the better part of 30 years I never owned and rarely drove a car. Here I am at 62 and driving a little midget Escort. That's scary.

The deathclock gives me 8 more years. That would make me 70. My Dad died at 73, his dad was 54, my brother was 54, Mom's dad passed a 66. So 70 sounds ok. Sounds better that a firely car crash at 65.

Well for all you guys that would like to know...Here ya go http://www.deathclock.com/

I'm good until 2038.....ya'll think you can put up with me that long? I'll be over 80 and even worse.

Gonna prop me up beside the jukebox?

It doesn't matter. I'm not afraid to die. I welcome it, actually.

I'd pay ONE MILLION DOLLARS to know when I was going to die. Do you REALLY think in the general scheme of things it makes any difference anyway? The Good Lord and Donny Walters already knows where you're going.

If you can get a million dollars cash together we can work something out this weekend