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frank,
what is the best experience you have ever had?
What is the worst experience you have ever had?
what do you wish to go back to experience again?
The best experience I have ever had was watching The Ninth Wonder, which was a movie from my childhood. I never saw it again after my initial viewing and have spent years trying to figure out what exactly it was, and when I finally saw it again, it was way better than I remembered it.
(The characters are superheroes who can do magic, and I used to imagine myself as a different character each time I watched it. The one I remember liking best was the most "serious" one, called "The Deacon" who was a sniper with a rifle and a cowboy hat and had a holy calling to bring good to the world.)
The worst experience I have ever had is missing a train or bus or something. It is not a very bad thing but I am afraid of it because it would mean I would have to call for a taxi and would feel badger my friend into staying late to drive me home and pay an absurd amount of money and then sit on the side of the freeway where it is hard to get a taxi for a long time. That has happened several times in my life and it is very bad.
The only thing I really wish to go back to experience again is girl sex. I have had girl sex twice so far in my life. I don't want to have it again soon (because I have been enjoying my celibacy lately, and having sex would ruin it), but I would like to do it again at some point because it was awesome.
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