The Golden Ticket Is Yours For One Year!

[Lyle]

The Golden Ticket is yours for one year! This Golden Ticket will allow you to travel anywhere in the world, to learn anything and everything, to live your life to the fullest, to be what you truly wish to be! Anything and everything will be at your command!The ticket is good for one year and after that you will return back to your normal life having had the finest adventure of your life. However, as winner of the Golden Ticket, a clause is that you must give up one thing that is truly meaningful to you. Will you give up the Golden Ticket, will you pass it on to another. What will you do with the Golden Ticket- what do you have planned for this once in a lifetime experience. Will you travel--live like royalty- travel into the future- be part of history---just imagine and it will be yours!! However what will you Forfeit!!!!!What will do with the GOLDEN TICKET!

[Cadwy]

That depends. I would have to know who gets to choose what I give up? Do I have to give it up forever or for just the year? If it was for just the year, I'd say I can give up my home. Do I take my new skills with me afterward? These things matter.   Assuming I'd be taking this deal, I'd learn every language spoken today and a few dead ones. I'd learn to blow glass and weld. I'd learn all about building houses and the various skills necessary.(I'm assuming I wouldn't have to sleep or rest or pay instructors.) I'd swim to Hawaii. I'd row around Magellan's entire voyage path. I'd learn to sail. I'd learn to fly. I'd learn to SCUBA dive. I'd hike every trail I could. I'd have dinner in a different city each night to some of the nicest restaurants on the planet. Oh, wait! I'd have to visit space. Mainly I'd like to experience things and learn things that I could take with me afterward.   When I got back to my normal life I'd do whatever I could to put my new skills to use.         cyndyh 81 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Dondre]

As difficult as it would be... ...I would give it to one of my kids ~ the one who loves to travel more than anything on earth. He is the family adventurer, and will up and take off for a month or two about every three or four years, and he'd do it every year if he could afford it. I would not want to leave my husband, and home, or animals for that long. My daughter would not want to leave her two young kids(nor would she want to take them with her, I'm sure!). And my other son is a true urbanite...I'd of course get his approval on my choice, but I'm sure he'd say "Give it to my brother!" and so we would all live vicariously through our family adventurer. He would also really, really use it to its fullest. I cannot even begin to imagine the places he would go, as he spends much of his time planning the "next trip" ~ he starts when he is on his current trip! He sketches and draws what he sees and is an avid photographer, so we are treated to slide shows and prints when he gets back. He brings home really awesome souvenirs for gifts. Not your typical stuff, at all. When he was in Indonesia he brought me back beautiful fabrics that are made on one tiny island, and available nowhere else. He is also a GREAT ambassador of our country. He is extremely courteous and accepting of all peoples. He travels light, and is respectful of customs and tradition, and is equally at home staying in a hostel, a hotel or with a native family. So, yes, I would give it away. To someone I love, who I know would appreciate it as the treasure it is, for the treasure he is. @Goldie 81 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Powwaw]

I would have to know who gets to choose what I give up? Do I have to give it up forever or for just the year? If it was for just the year, I'd say I can give up my home. Do I take my new skills with me afterward? These things matter.   Assuming I'd be taking this deal, I'd learn every language spoken today and a few dead ones. I'd learn to blow glass and weld. I'd learn all about building houses and the various skills necessary.(I'm assuming I wouldn't have to sleep or rest or pay instructors.) I'd swim to Hawaii. I'd row around Magellan's entire voyage path. I'd learn to sail. I'd learn to fly. I'd learn to SCUBA dive. I'd hike every trail I could. I'd have dinner in a different city each night to some of the nicest restaurants on the planet. Oh, wait! I'd have to visit space. Mainly I'd like to experience things and learn things that I could take with me afterward.   When I got back to my normal life I'd do whatever I could to put my new skills to use.        

[Denholm]

I would accept the Goldent ticket. It would be very meaningful to me, what I would give up is the Golden Ticket after 6 months :)   Or, I would accept the Golden Ticket, and since the ticket will basically allow me anything,("Everythin will be at your command!") I will get back what meaningful thing was taken from me, and then also use the powers of my Golden Ticket to extend the Golden Ticket indefinitely!!   Assuming there may be some strange by-laws of the ticket and its magical structure that would not allowme either of the above(though the stated rules don't prohibit it), then No, I would not take the Golden Ticket.

[Maximillian]

I'd want to be a superhero, detective, rock star, actress, designer, architect, novelist, engineer. to learn Spanish, Italian, sign language, eco-friend design and building, all kinds of science and engineering. to visit waterfalls all over the world. to help those in poverty, the hungry, the helpless, animals, the environment. I'd give up my current book collection. betsyb 81 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Jennalyn]

to be a superhero, detective, rock star, actress, designer, architect, novelist, engineer. to learn Spanish, Italian, sign language, eco-friend design and building, all kinds of science and engineering. to visit waterfalls all over the world. to help those in poverty, the hungry, the helpless, animals, the environment. I'd give up my current book collection.

[Oxley]

A trick answer to a non-trick question I would accept the Goldent ticket. It would be very meaningful to me, what I would give up is the Golden Ticket after 6 months :)   Or, I would accept the Golden Ticket, and since the ticket will basically allow me anything,("Everythin will be at your command!") I will get back what meaningful thing was taken from me, and then also use the powers of my Golden Ticket to extend the Golden Ticket indefinitely!!   Assuming there may be some strange by-laws of the ticket and its magical structure that would not allowme either of the above(though the stated rules don't prohibit it), then No, I would not take the Golden Ticket. Sources: My Imagination   promethean's Recommendations Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Amazon List Price: $6.99 Used from: $3.08 Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory(Widescreen Special Edition) Amazon List Price: $19.98 Used from: $8.62 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5(based on 353 reviews) Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Amazon List Price: $24.98 Used from: $16.69 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5(based on 353 reviews) promethean 81 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[leverett]

...I would give it to one of my kids ~ the one who loves to travel more than anything on earth. He is the family adventurer, and will up and take off for a month or two about every three or four years, and he'd do it every year if he could afford it. I would not want to leave my husband, and home, or animals for that long. My daughter would not want to leave her two young kids(nor would she want to take them with her, I'm sure!). And my other son is a true urbanite...I'd of course get his approval on my choice, but I'm sure he'd say "Give it to my brother!" and so we would all live vicariously through our family adventurer. He would also really, really use it to its fullest. I cannot even begin to imagine the places he would go, as he spends much of his time planning the "next trip" ~ he starts when he is on his current trip! He sketches and draws what he sees and is an avid photographer, so we are treated to slide shows and prints when he gets back. He brings home really awesome souvenirs for gifts. Not your typical stuff, at all. When he was in Indonesia he brought me back beautiful fabrics that are made on one tiny island, and available nowhere else. He is also a GREAT ambassador of our country. He is extremely courteous and accepting of all peoples. He travels light, and is respectful of customs and tradition, and is equally at home staying in a hostel, a hotel or with a native family. So, yes, I would give it away. To someone I love, who I know would appreciate it as the treasure it is, for the treasure he is.