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The Ghost of RubangB said:
1) I would wish for a magic box that duplicates anything I put into it. I can double my money forever, as well as tasty food and drinks I have on me. I'd have a bottomless everything.

2) I would wish for immortality.

3) I don't know, I only need 2 wishes. If I was immortal and had unlimited money and resources I'd pretty much save the world from every crisis ever. What would be a good 3rd wish for my situation? I guess.... the ability to teleport with what I'm wearing and anything/anyone I'm holding onto, so I wouldn't need to wait around at airports. I'd never need a designated driver, and could just get wasted and teleport all around the world and then straight into bed.

Damn dude, that's a good idea...I was wondering with my three wishes what I would do about money.  I mean, yeah, I could live forever, but how gay would it be to have to work too!

 



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