Magical Sailor Fuku

What did you sell it for?

They were talking about this on the radio, so I figured that it wouldn't hurt to ask you peoples. I'm still thinking about it, naturally. ;p

Yes, this is a hypothetical, so don't say that you didn't sell your soul if you reply here, dagnabbit! >:O

Let's see...

$36.00, a couple of those new Reeses candy bars, and a lead pipe with a targeting system built in.

That's the first piece of my soul...I figured I could spread it out a little. Is that worse? To break your soul into pieces?

I can think of a handful of things I'd be sorely tempted with. *sighs*

I sold my soul for the power to transform by will!

Hah, I wish. XD

Brnin8r:

I dunno. Why not ask Voldemort? <_<

Hay-chan:

And who are your enemies? @_@

Rowan:

Anything that I can imagine? :O

Asch:

Are you applicable for wishes once your soul is gone? Hmmmm... A mystery!

If I sold my soul, it would most likely be for the purpose of saving the soul of another that was 'before their time' to go.

Something along those lines or something.

Though, I guess what you may mean by selling my soul for whatever reason. If it means damnation upon death or something along those lines of the above. Otherwise, if it means instant death, I'd be willing to sell my soul for grander things like purging a disease from the world, or granting the intuition to cure diseases to doctors/scientists.

I think we need to properly define selling ones soul.. I mean is accepting a religion selling ones soul? After all it follows similar tenants.. you offer it up to a being of increadible power with promise of reward.

Astraea wrote:Rowan:

Anything that I can imagine? :O

A permanent TF into a body of my own choosing.

Getting sent somewhere cool (MSF High maybe ^__^ ).

Lian has a good point that could really help with this discussion.

Nikkou: In zee radio program, what was the definition of "selling your soul"? If they weren't specific (cause we get nitpicky ) what definition of the term are you using? :O

Isn't it obvious? Your soul is obviously worth something, and the amount depends on what a person thinks it's worth or what they would hope it to be worth. Either you lose your soul and die or you give it to something else and end up having your destiny determined by them after life. Why must you silly people try and complicate things?

Rowan:

You should pay a visit to my brainland. It's quite a ride. :O

Well depends on what happends to the soul after I sold it. Will it be reused? recycled? destroyed? Left in tho corner waiting for the end of time?
A soul is worth infinite universes (if it's exists) so the only way to make profit is to sell your souls for two others XD

I think I'd be afraid to wander around in your noggin Nikkou O_o hehehe

ah...my soul...how i miss it i already sold it and for a couple of sodas, a video game....the women offered video games and soda for my soul...such a offer! im not that dumb to pass up a offer that great

Astraea wrote:Isn't it obvious? Your soul is obviously worth something, and the amount depends on what a person thinks it's worth or what they would hope it to be worth. Either you lose your soul and die or you give it to something else and end up having your destiny determined by them after life. Why must you silly people try and complicate things?

Because we like things complicated.

And 'obviously', the context of selling something can alter the price of an object. It's basic economics. :O

Which is why I'm curious about what context was being discussed in the original radio program