1. Eternal power
2. Future early release of my soul from death like 3 days
3. Overwhelming inner peace that brings joy IN THIS LIFE

If those are too much then
4. Health

I'm still hoping for the those three fingers crossed!:DL

Eternal power seems a bit wasted on someone with overwhelming inner peace that brings joy. I mean, you're never gonne use it...properly...

lol the inner peace I want is one for me while being in this world.

Eternal power is meant for the life after this one and I assume inner peace would go hand in hand with us in the next life in heaven.:O:.

Many will get saved I guess but not everyone will be given...the cake that ends all other cakes lol.......I saw something waaay back then that made me wanting.....a lot more than the whole world lol....just ignore me if you find this confusing :D

I guess I got my present early. I went to my company party tonight and won a 32" LCD TV. Far Out! By by old tube TV.

Better make sure that flatscreen lives up to the hype before you get rid of that good old CRT. ;)

Santa, please bring me a new climbing rope. No, make that two, I want a double rope! :D

Now that's an exotic hobby rock climbing :yeah:

I do rock climbing too everyday even just that they are miniscule compared to you probably about 1 mm square. I hardly notice them....:rotfl2:

What do I want for Christmas ? Lets see. I'll make this year's request simple. Financial security enough so that we know that we're going to be able to afford food/rent each week.. and OH WAIT.. Please make it so my wife can have a job for more than 6 months without the company doing massive layoffs and tossing her out into the streets with the rest of the staff (This has happened three times to her in the past two years.) :nope:

I hope your wishes are realised http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...s/thumbsup.gif

I want the SS United States, docked in a Penn shipyard, for Christmas
and if I can't have her ...

I pray someone would save her from the salvage boats ready to take her overseas for scrapping.

She's just too nice: 990 feet, 54,000 tons, transalantic record holder, still holds the best record

• Designed by William Francis Gibbs of Gibbs & Cox
• Built at Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.
• 990 Feet (301.7M) in length
• 101.5 Feet (30.5M) in beam
• 180 Feet (54.8M) keel to funnel
• 31 Feet (9.4M) draft
• 53,290 gross tons
• Largest passenger liner constructed in the US
• 12 decks
• Over 240,000 total shaft horsepower
• 8 oil fired boilers, 4 steam turbines, geared to quadruple screw
• Over 40 knot top speed
• 11,000 mile range
• 31 knot cruise speed at approximately 2/3 power
• In 1952 made the fastest Atlantic crossing in 3 days, 10 hours, 40 minutes, still holds westbound record today
• Service career 1952 - 1969
• Cost $79 million
• 1,972 passengers, 1,011 crewmembers
• 695 staterooms

http://www.ss-united-states.net/

Not only that , it has a big crack in it .