kmonster: I wish to know what is best for me.
hudfreegamer: Granted. What's best for you is to not know what is best for you. Whoops.
Ahh!! 8D
Brilliant! Absolutely amazing.
I wish hover boards (like from Back to the Future 2) were real, energy efficient, affordable, safe, easy to buy, and legal.
Granted, however the reason that they have become suddenly available is because of the effects of a top-secret government time-travel project that has gone awry and caused the Earth's northern hemisphere to experience time at a much faster rate than the Southern hemisphere. Months begin to pass in fractions of what the southern half of the world experiences as a second.
The increasingly distorted curvature of space-time results in all sorts of crazy and cataclysmic effects that would've been best described by
Randall Munroe...if he hadn't unfortunately died of old age a few "minutes" ago. Also the weather gets really weird...before the strain on space-time causes a tear, and all of the inner solar system gets swallowed up into another dimension, where an alien version of the movie Back to the Future was only a cult-classic and never got a sequel.
TwoHandedSword: I wish it hadn't rained today.
Granted, but this is b/c you were suddenly, inexplicably
teleported to the Amundsen-Scott Antarctic research center when the above situation occurred. The communications cut out when the satellites'
orbits faltered in the first second, of course, so neither you nor anyone else had any idea what was going on.
EDIT: I knew I had taken to long drafting this silly thing. But misteryo's is very good, I can't decide which one I like better. Anyway.
misteryo: I wish I was cool.
Granted.
You are cool;
not too warm, not too chilly, the weather is idyllic.
You are relaxing in a comfortable chair outside, just past the crest of a grassy bluff.
In fact, you are so calm and untroubled that you drift off to sleep.
...Unfortunately you are also reclining in the exact spot where an enormous 5km-wide meteor is about to land.
(but don't worry; since it is travelling through the atmosphere at tens of thousands of meters per second, you won't hear anything to wake you up.
In fact, you will go from "cool" to "vaporized sub-atomic particles" so fast you won't even notice the change in temperature. Probably.)
I wish that teleportation was real, safe, and widely available.