I went back to my room and I was asked my last wish.

It was breakfast time and I had toast with peanut butter. The genie got me an ipod touch and I had one more wish. I rubbed it and I wished for an ipod touch. Today I got out of bed and got my magic lamp. Then I said I would save it until tomorrow. The genie gave me an eyeball instead! Then I said 'I asked for an ipod, not an eyeball!' Then he said 'If you want an ipod or an ipod touch, you need to just wish for them'. But when he finds the lamp, Aladdin refuses to pass it up to the sorcerer before he is out of the cave, so the sorcerer seals Aladdin inside the cave with the lamp But Aladdin, while rubbing his hands together to pray for help, accidentally rubs the ring the sorcerer gave to him, and a genie appears. In the morning I rubbed the lamp and I wished I could have an ipod like my sister. I said I would save the wishes until tomorrow. Magoo as Aladdin's uncle ALADDIN AND HIS MAGIC LAMP (1970), a French-produced version directed by Jean Image and, of course, Disney's musical version, ALADDIN (1992), which, in my extreme-minority opinion, suffers terribly from Robin Williams' anachronistic. The genie said to me 'You have three wishes'. Other versions to compare this to include 1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS (1959), featuring Mr.

It was delicious! Afterwards, I rubbed the lamp and a genie came out. So I went to the dinner table and we had soup. My sister, Mia, came in and I told her that I found a magic lamp in our garden and that it was a secret. One day I found a magic lamp and I took it into my room.

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