[ SECRET POST #3175 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3175 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: you're granted three mudane wishes

[(Anonymous)]

A liver transplant for my mom. (Okay it's not super likely but it's not "turn into a dragon" impossible.)
The promotion I just interviewed for. (I apparently did really well but I had my first ever customer complaint last week that went in my file so eh.)
For the California/West Coast drought have a big enough dent put in it to end by 2017. (Eh, it's not impossible but it would require biblical disaster levels of rain.)

Re: you're granted three mudane wishes

[(Anonymous)]

For the California/West Coast drought have a big enough dent put in it to end by 2017. (Eh, it's not impossible but it would require biblical disaster levels of rain.)

Between this and all the El Nino stuff, I feel like this is some thriller movie-level foreshadowing here

Re: you're granted three mudane wishes

[(Anonymous)]

Well, one of the last big El Niño years, the front page of our local paper was a picture of some dude kayaking down the middle of the street, waiting at a stoplight. Our house flooded and flower bulbs from our garden came up "downstream" from us for quite a ways. Eh. If my mom got a liver out of it somehow (B-plot of disaster movie--get sick mother to hospital in a kayak) I'd be okay with that. Not so much the people in danger of death by mudslide, or the drought that happens in other parts of the world as part of the El Niño weather pattern, or the economic damage it does to the state.