If I intend to convert on my deathbed, so that I can live a care-free life, is that okay?

And what happens if you get hit by a bus or fall down a flight of stairs and die suddenly? What chance will you have then. I'd risk repenting now. It will save you a lot of trouble in the long run (like not being sent to Hell). I personally find your question kind of ironic; why (and how) would you choose to repent on your deathbed? Don't you think that God will ask you something like "considering you had the opportunity to do good your entire life, and considering that I wanted to have a meaningful relationship with you your entire life, why did you put me off as your last option?"

Anyway, here is the answer to your question. God does not accept anticipated death-bed conversions. They are absolutely meaningless to him. Considering that you have the knowledge of God now, why would you resist him your entire life and then, when you're about to die, turn to him as a rescue-raft of sorts to bail you out of Hell when you're seconds away from judgment? Why would you resist God for years just to repent at death, expecting him to ignore all of your willful sin your entire life. God does not forgive sins that are done on purpose. Of course, if you genuinely repent (if you're genuinely heart-broken because of your sinfullness) then God will absolutely forgive you and tear up your ticket to Hell. However, since he already knows that you plan to resist him, do not expect him to be so gracious. Give God an incentive to forgive you - show repentence as soon as possible and start trying to do good now while you have the opportunity.

Dont you fish, see it hanging by a hook, gasping for pain as people take pictures?

Have you not steamed a lobster, or seen stuff happening to living creatures - accidents, suffering, etc.

That is due to KARM

That is not God, but their own KARM

If, however, they appeal to the Almighty in whatever form they believe God has, they can see a reduction in their suiffering.

Most of the time, atleast.

If you intended to do it all along, then odds are you won't be genuinely sorry for the life you led.

Personally, I prefer to live my life in a way that I won't regret it when I get older.

did you ever hear the story of the guy who intended to do just that

his horse bucked and throw him over a cliff

having led a sinful life, God was not on his mind nor were godly words on the tip of his tongue

and so he was heard to says as he plunged to his death

"well i'll be damned"

Yeah. I don't get heaven, but the chicks, because heaven does not exist.

But, if you are waiting for that time, it will not happen because it would not be true repentance and you don't know how quickly you would die either. What if you were instantly killed in a head on car accident?

How about just be a good person, you'll be happier and any decent God wouldnt deny you from heaven.

Whatever makes you happy, there is still no heaven.

why gregory? Evidence?

no god will not honor that