Corrupt A Wish (GAME)
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Re: Corrupt A Wish (GAME)
I wish it would warm up just a bit.
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I wish I made the same amount of money as I do now, but with 1963 prices.
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I wish for a warm sunny day!
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I wish for a jelly-filled doughnut!
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I wish I could stay young.
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Granted...but then evetually all your friends would be real old or dead.Bighuey wrote:Granted, but it would make you fat.
I wish I could stay young.

I wish I was done with the re-write on this manuscript. (...really...)
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I wish my entire house was sparkling clean.
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I wish someone anonymously deposited $1 Million into my account.
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I wish I was in Mississippi...
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I wish for a beautiful, giant mansion in a beautiful town.
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{hi neighbor)
I wish for WINTER to end. (...really...)
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I wish I had a fruits and veggies garden... (really)
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I wish I could paint.
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I wish I could travel the world.
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I wish it were Spring!
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