Your one greatest wish

[Senator Pleasury]

Money might make you more secure fiscally but you won't be able to trust anyone ever again.

How come?

and how does illegality improve weed smoking?

Illegality makes everything tastier.

 

[MrMaooz]

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[Ultimatehero]

They can make a movie of your life and it will be pure Oscar bait.

Under dog rises up to be a screenwriter within Universal? Yep, my actual success speaks for itself. But, all I really want are my bio parents in my life. Which I know how that sounds, but others who are 'here' would get how big of a thing that is.

And yeah, I know some dudes will now hate on me for bringing that up and especially in that manner - but I felt with this kind of cheap out-of-nowhere smug reply, it was needed.

 

[Piper Maru]

My greatest wish is to move to a nice little place on the southern coast of Australia, leave all the nastiness behind and find some peace. I'll skip over the details, but I have my reasons. It's unrealistic, but we can all dream.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

If you smoke it like a cig ( even w/o tabacco ), it is because of the combustion, you must inhale it ( vaporization ).

Edit : my wish ...to be able to erase from my memory all of my favorite movies and watch them like it was the first time.

Actually using a vaporizor eliminates any risk of cancer from cannabis.

but that's another thread.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

How come?

You'd never know if people are nice because they like you or because you're rich.


Illegality makes everything tastier.[/QUOTE]

I can't deny that. Which is why legalization lowers drug usage.

 

[StrainedEyes]

To not have student loan debt anymore. It's such a constant stress and weight on my mind.

 

[jonathancrane]

I do not want to know my future, as Moby Dick illustrates the danger of prophecy; namely, misinterpretation of it. My greatest wish is to meet one of my screenwriting/director heroes for a cup of tea/coffee:

-Bryan Singer
-Christopher Nolan
-Mark Gatiss

Chiefly, as an aspiring writer/director, I have found moments of power and inspiration in their films and have found them to be walking encyclopedias, from interviews they have given. Hence, meeting them and hearing their perspective and experiences on the arts would be invaluable and rewarding.



On the literary front, I fulfilled my wishes: I saw King give a lecture and met Neil Gaiman at a reading/presentation he did. I regret having not been around a few decades earlier and meeting Bradbury, Crichton or Ellison before they retreated from the proverbial public stage.

Hence, I made this is my greatest wish, as my future is unknown, and there is a considerable chance that my film/literary career might not launch, making it impossible to meet them, as a result.

 

[MrMaooz]

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[bullets]

All I want is enough money to buy happiness.

 

[dodong27]

All I want is to have enough money, so that I can be sure that I have enough money.

 

[Ultimatehero]

I'm unsure if money can buy happiness. I mean, I'm looking at a future with tons of it and with that quickly becoming a concrete reality for me - I've found the answer isn't there, like I always thought it would be. Get here in my career, everything will continue to flow from there, but for me personally it doesn't work that way. It's all about the people whom you surround yourself with and being able to make others happy. That said, I've never been teetering - so money for security would be nice, but I don't think a rich material life does provide it. I think that's the trick, the more people you're able to make happy - the happier you'll be as well. Or that's just how I see things and that's the only time I've felt happy. I went from seeing it as a cure-all to waking up, being there, and seeing it didn't change anything.

 

[Senator Pleasury]

You'd never know if people are nice because they like you or because you're rich.

You never know why people are nice anyways. Or mean for that matter. They're just people; annoying cruel self-pitying greedy animals.

I can't deny that. Which is why legalization lowers drug usage.

Oh, so you knew the answer all the time?

 

[bullets]

I'm unsure if money can buy happiness. I mean, I'm looking at a future with tons of it and with that quickly becoming a concrete reality for me - I've found the answer isn't there, like I always thought it would be. Get here in my career, everything will continue to flow from there, but for me personally it doesn't work that way. It's all about the people whom you surround yourself with and being able to make others happy. That said, I've never been teetering - so money for security would be nice, but I don't think a rich material life does provide it. I think that's the trick, the more people you're able to make happy - the happier you'll be as well. Or that's just how I see things and that's the only time I've felt happy. I went from seeing it as a cure-all to waking up, being there, and seeing it didn't change anything.

Money isn't going to solve all your problems , but it would take care of mine.

 

[Warhammer]

At first I thought financial stability. But then I realized that financial stability is only a (huge) piece of what I'd really want. Deep down, it'd be happiness. I don't know what it's going to take, but I just want to be happy. I'm tired of feeling broken.

 

[NewYorkSpider]

I agree, Warhammer. Happiness would be my wish.

 

[Boom]

Flight.

 

[Kryptonian Warrior]

To be healthy again.

 

[NickNitro]

whats wrong KW?

 

[nite-owl]

Time travel.

Specifically to the end of all of mankind.

 

[NickNitro]

 

[Spider-Aziz]

To be the Flash
And become a king

 

[nite-owl]

King Flash?

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Yes