Q: Thanks for your contribution.
A: I would resurrect my fraternal granddad whom I never met who died when my dad was about 10 years old. Why : I wanna scold him for being a drunkard and dying early and thus not taking care well enough of my dad that made him such a fuckin asshole. I wanna give him a bloody good scolding and explain to him my the horrible predicament that i currently face coz of his assholic, son whose ego is ten miles wide, fifty miles high. I would get some sensible logic into him and then make him scold and whack my dad with a cane or a belt or whatever. I would explain some most sensible and logical things to him then make him explain it forcefully to my dad - a thing that I cant do, a thing that I can never do, at least for now - coz of his ego of unbelievable magnitude. He'll be one person to talk some sense into my dad and deflate my dad's ego while minimizing if not incapacitating my dad from doing any retaliatory nasty shit to his dad or to my mom and me. It would make me perfectly delighted to see my dad in the same anguish that I experience having no chance to say a word, for even a simple reply which is neither rude nor offensive is instantly perceived as an argument or rudeness. Damn this guy needs a good ass whoppin - my dad i mean. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I would like to resurrect my maternal grandmother. She was paralysed from a stroke in the later years of her life during which my mother took very good care of her paying close attention, despite the poverty they lived in. Once my mom got married to my dad, she still took care of her mother and when I was born, my paralysed grandma made great effort to show affection to me. Despite this, being about maybe 2 or 3 years old, according to my mom and dad, i used to beat her with a pillow and bully her. God knows how I 'bullied' her - I don't know. I wanna resurrect her and say how sorry I am, how much I love her although I don't know her well, and how much I love her daughter - my mother. Not to show off at all, but my dad was better off and thus we are better off financially (but psychologically - fuck no). So i want her to experience some luxuries and comforts that within the boundaries of human understanding, judgement and comprehension, she definitely deserves. Basically i would like to apologize and express my love for her. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There is bound to be a psychological impact of such an event - probably great sadness and prolonged sadness after their death again, if you might mean that this resurrection is not permanent. So i would just resurrect my granddad. I dont want my mom to become very very sad again after the resurrection and passing of her mom. But i know that she very dearly loves her mom. So ill just resurrect my granddad. Negative psychological impact on my dad - who cares? lol Damn i took this question far too seriously lol. Have a nice day.