What would your make-a-wish wish be?

Post by **mjmjr25** » Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:34 pm

Was a Kangaroo not allowed? Why has no one wished upon a Kangaroo?

Post by **J T** » Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:57 pm

Post by **mjmjr25** » Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:02 pm

J T wrote:

Yes, exactly! Man I loved that game (wipes tears, emotions all over the place - head jerking, eyes darting, punches wife).

Post by **Inazuma** » Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:20 pm

I would probably wish for them to leave me alone. My favorite thing to do is play video games and I already have a ton of them. If I'm about to die, the best thing for me would be to play as many video games as possible.

But if I am forced to actually make a proper wish, assuming I am physically able to, I would wish for some really hot Asians to have sex with.

If I was too sick to have sex, then I would like to slowly eat a very large amount of beluga caviar.

Post by **pakopako** » Thu Mar 10, 2011 12:05 am

mjmjr25 wrote:
J T wrote:
Yes, exactly! Man I loved that game (wipes tears, emotions all over the place - head jerking, eyes darting, punches wife).

Ha ha ha, good times! I mean, wait, what?

Post by **BurningDoom** » Fri Mar 11, 2011 12:50 am

About 8 years back, my developmentally delayed brother got one. He has epilepsy along with some other stuff. He was going to get an experimental at the time surgery to lessen his seizures. So he got granted a Make-A-Wish.

He wished to go to Disneyland. Not only did he get to go to Disneyland but they paid for him, my mom, me, my uncle (who's also handicapped), my sister and her husband to go. They paid for a limo ride from Redding, CA to Sacramento, CA about 2 hours away. Then they gave us a freaking huge, loaded, King-Size truck to drive down the rest of the way to L.A. When we got there they paid for our tickets into Disneyland as well as tickets into Knottsberry Farms and Universal Studios. They also paid for out hotel costs and gave us $1500 spending money. It was freaking amazing!

If it was my wish I'd wish to be paid the rest of my life without having to actually work.

Post by **aaron** » Sat Mar 12, 2011 7:31 am

BurningDoom wrote:About 8 years back, my developmentally delayed brother got one. He has epilepsy along with some other stuff. He was going to get an experimental at the time surgery to lessen his seizures. So he got granted a Make-A-Wish.

He wished to go to Disneyland. Not only did he get to go to Disneyland but they paid for him, my mom, me, my uncle (who's also handicapped), my sister and her husband to go. They paid for a limo ride from Redding, CA to Sacramento, CA about 2 hours away. Then they gave us a freaking huge, loaded, King-Size truck to drive down the rest of the way to L.A. When we got there they paid for our tickets into Disneyland as well as tickets into Knottsberry Farms and Universal Studios. They also paid for out hotel costs and gave us $1500 spending money. It was freaking amazing!

If it was my wish I'd wish to be paid the rest of my life without having to actually work.

that is awesome. i can't imagine how happy that made him. how old was he at the time?

Post by **BurningDoom** » Sat Mar 12, 2011 2:11 pm

aaron wrote:
BurningDoom wrote:About 8 years back, my developmentally delayed brother got one. He has epilepsy along with some other stuff. He was going to get an experimental at the time surgery to lessen his seizures. So he got granted a Make-A-Wish.

He wished to go to Disneyland. Not only did he get to go to Disneyland but they paid for him, my mom, me, my uncle (who's also handicapped), my sister and her husband to go. They paid for a limo ride from Redding, CA to Sacramento, CA about 2 hours away. Then they gave us a freaking huge, loaded, King-Size truck to drive down the rest of the way to L.A. When we got there they paid for our tickets into Disneyland as well as tickets into Knottsberry Farms and Universal Studios. They also paid for out hotel costs and gave us $1500 spending money. It was freaking amazing!

If it was my wish I'd wish to be paid the rest of my life without having to actually work.
that is awesome. i can't imagine how happy that made him. how old was he at the time?

I don't remember exactly. I was in my late teen years, and he is only a couple years younger than me. So somewhere around 14-16. But he's mentally disabled, so 14-16 wasn't the same mentality to him as we were at that age.

Post by **Bradtemple87** » Sat Mar 12, 2011 2:34 pm

BurningDoom wrote:About 8 years back, my developmentally delayed brother got one. He has epilepsy along with some other stuff. He was going to get an experimental at the time surgery to lessen his seizures. So he got granted a Make-A-Wish.

He wished to go to Disneyland. Not only did he get to go to Disneyland but they paid for him, my mom, me, my uncle (who's also handicapped), my sister and her husband to go. They paid for a limo ride from Redding, CA to Sacramento, CA about 2 hours away. Then they gave us a freaking huge, loaded, King-Size truck to drive down the rest of the way to L.A. When we got there they paid for our tickets into Disneyland as well as tickets into Knottsberry Farms and Universal Studios. They also paid for out hotel costs and gave us $1500 spending money. It was freaking amazing!

If it was my wish I'd wish to be paid the rest of my life without having to actually work.

My ex got a similar trip from them for her and her three year old daughter, who was a cancer survivor.

Post by **the King** » Sat Mar 12, 2011 3:27 pm

Bradtemple87 wrote:
BurningDoom wrote:About 8 years back, my developmentally delayed brother got one. He has epilepsy along with some other stuff. He was going to get an experimental at the time surgery to lessen his seizures. So he got granted a Make-A-Wish.

He wished to go to Disneyland. Not only did he get to go to Disneyland but they paid for him, my mom, me, my uncle (who's also handicapped), my sister and her husband to go. They paid for a limo ride from Redding, CA to Sacramento, CA about 2 hours away. Then they gave us a freaking huge, loaded, King-Size truck to drive down the rest of the way to L.A. When we got there they paid for our tickets into Disneyland as well as tickets into Knottsberry Farms and Universal Studios. They also paid for out hotel costs and gave us $1500 spending money. It was freaking amazing!

If it was my wish I'd wish to be paid the rest of my life without having to actually work.
My ex got a similar trip from them for her and her three year old daughter, who was a cancer survivor.

My wife's cousin got a similar trip as well to Disneyworld while she was battling cancer. She was like 8 years old at the time and the trip was amazing. She got to have dinner with Cinderella and her own princess dress to match and she got to go the front of every ride line along with everything else. Make a Wish is a great organization, here is another story that's just awesome,
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/l ... oy30m.html

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