What Would You Ask For

[torn asunder]

to live in perfect health indefinitely, at whatever age i choose, for as long as i choose.

[Destroit]

My soul is not for sale.

[creatureofthenyte]

I would ask for the ability to read minds, so then I would always know what to say.

[bean]

The ability to perfectly cure mental and physical illness,

the ability to end all the suffering in the world,

the ability to read minds,

the ability to fly at will,

the ability to be invisible when I wanted,

the ability to see at night

the ability to change my appearance at will to look however I wanted (taller, shorter, darker skin, lighter skin, short hair, long hair...etc)

infinite money to spend as I choose - to give to friends, to charity, to travel the world...etc

the ability to never get sick

the ability to die at whatever age I want and to choose how I die.

[jadnifer]

My soul is priceless.

[sass_in_the_pants]

Man, I'm ALWAYS like 'Ack! My soul for a Diet Coke! I'm so thirsty!'

and man am I glad that the devil isn't around to accept that offer because for starters I would have lost my soul eons ago and it's probably worth a LITTLE more than a Diet Coke.

Like, maybe a Mr. Pib.

[JaneDead]

me and my soul are kind of attached, i don't think i will be selling it any time soon

[Fierce Critter]

I won't sell my soul for anything.

Not that I necessarily believe in the myth.

But anything I want, I'd rather achieve on my own through my own efforts.

If some anonymous philanthropist drops a million bucks on my doorstep tomorrow, hey-ell yes, I'll take it.

But I ain't gonna damn myself for it. I'd spend my mortal life worrying about the day I die and having to pay off that debt. That's no fun.

[NooSe]

I won't sell my soul for anything.

Not that I necessarily believe in the myth.

But anything I want, I'd rather achieve on my own through my own efforts.

If some anonymous philanthropist drops a million bucks on my doorstep tomorrow, hey-ell yes, I'll take it.

But I ain't gonna damn myself for it. I'd spend my mortal life worrying about the day I die and having to pay off that debt. That's no fun.

well yeah if the myth was real, i dont think anyone would want to do that, unless they could find out if they're going to hell anyways.