First      Ending I guess Akane got a little too cutie.
Second Ending I would have thought Nodoka for this ending,
Genma I would have guessed, all the fresh delicious food I
want and eternal life and youth and all the money I can
spend  forever and to be always safe from harm. Pure greed
in other words. This one sounds like you have been reading
Fred Herriot, he uses that line a lot. Still Genma is safe
for several months, even Nodoka wouldn't hurt Genma now.
Fourth  Ending Pure Kasumi, just enough chaos to keep from
being bored and a little girl to raise.
Fifth Ending well maybe Kodachi will learn something this
time. At least Kasumi and Ranma should be happier.
Sixth Ending Well nabiki just lost it, I guess. I would have
expected her to be far more astute and remember the usual
fate of the Greedy.
Seventh Ending. Ranma important safety tip always use the
word better, or the phrase done something better when making
generic or wide open wishs.
Eighth Ending. This sounds more like sour Grapes, because
Shampoo got what she wanted, though that was still poorly
phrased. I would have added the phrases happily,
passionately and in love on all four people. Then again I
had to help write a report one time on monkeys paw wishes
and how to circumvent the evil.
ninth ending Worst case here buffy,buffy buffy. this one
seemed the most out of synch with the rest of the story.
Knowing Soun I find it hard to believe He didn't add alive
and well and going to stay that way.
Tenth Ending: Poor Akane but she can file for divorce and
end up a richer woman. The surprise ending was FUN.
Alternate ending Did Ranma get a second Akane or is he so
stupid he doesn't realize they are the same person?
--
Rick Robinson
RICHARDROBINSONJR@prodigy.net


If violence is not solving your
problems you're just not using enough of it.

     Misato

"I guess I'm just an old-fashioned sentimentalist at heart.
I refuse
 to accept a no-win scenario.  I hate the thought of a
universe without
 justice.  If the maneuverings of dark powers can't be
exposed and
 defeated by the pure of heart, then there's no point in
anything.  I
 can't believe that."
                               -- Benjamin Hutchins