Save room for dessert!
Dawn: A really good Crème Brulee. I mean a really good Crème Brulee. The kind that makes you want to take off your clothes right there in the restaurant
Amber…bamberboo: My apple pie. Yes, it's that good!
Sour Duck: "androgeny"or "cross-dressing" the answer you're after...?
My answer: a black-and-tan from Fentons.
MoMMY: My apple-caramel pie

It builds character
Dishgirl: Riding a tandem bicycle without screaming at each other afterwards!
Ann Douglas: Something that they thought they’d be terrible at, but that they actually managed to pull off. For me, that was taking some increasingly difficult courses in Web design that allowed me to overcome my fear of doing anything on the computer. When I started, I didn’t even know how to make an HTML link.

I'm sorry, hold on a sec...
Busy Mom: To have a complete conversation after they have kids.

Expand your horizons
Charity: Understanding the diversity each individual person has, and embracing the differences in some way.
Jamie: Backpacking.
EverydaySuperGoddess: Travel to a country where English is not the primary language is an education on many, many levels.
la Mala: Stepping out of their cultural comfort zone by travelling

Did you see that, dude? That was totally AWESOME!
Krisco: Skiing straight down a steep mogul run, like Log Chute at Vail, on which in high school I once broke a ski in half. (It was shot to begin with, probably from skiing Prima–Pronto–Log Chute too many times back in the day, not to mention High Line and Blue Ox, but it still made a good story.) Of course, it takes some prep work to get to that point. But the thrill and straight adrenaline rush is worth it.
Granted, I can’t do this anymore, and I may never be able to do it again, but it rocked back in the day. (And it was nice to hear those words back in my head again...High Line! Blue Ox! Damn, where are my skis?)
Justice: Dive and see big manta rays!
Sleepless Mama: Horseback riding, including taking the horse for an actual full gallop, not just trotting.
Tiiana: Skydiving??? Deep Sea Fishing??? Childbearing???
Nicole: Surfing. I haven't tried it yet, but it is on my list of things to
do before I die.
Erin: Ride an anti-gravity machine in Jamaica after 4 or 5 Rum Runners. YeeHaw!

Change your perspective
Jory: Working a job that they love.
Elisa Camahort: Working for a female boss.
hadashi: being in a wheelchair. it will completely change the way you look at many things.
Lauren: Anything that scares the living piss out of them. If they can do
something that leaves them shaking just thinking about it, then they will have proved that fear cannot stand in the way of anything."

Make reservations
Emily G: Sushi. There should be a separate deity for sushi.
Jenijen: Manresa restaurant in Los Gatos, CA.

No reservations!
Carmen: Being able to do whatever would make them happy, without reservation or punishment, for one week.
Just Dawn: To live one day with no limits on time or money.
Melanie Lynne Hauser: Anything they want, as long as they don't hurt anybody else.
Tonya: To follow their dreams and damn the consequences! Of course, sometimes you find out it really isn’t your dream after all, so have a backup plan!

Towanda!
Lucinda: Ramming their car into the expensive little sports car that just stole their parking space in a packed parking lot. I mean, wouldn't it just be wonderful to do that just once? Uh. Can you tell I've been Christmas shopping?

Bunch of romantics, right here.
Holli: Everyone should at least once in this lifetime try to love without fear. Of course once you've done that and it's bitten you in the ass, trying it again isn't the easiest thing to do. But pick yourself up, brush yourself off - and blah blah blah blah blah... Really, I'm not bitter. pftz.
Eulallia: Being in love. It's an experience that will change you
forever, and teach you things about yourself that you would never have otherwise known.
Clickmom: true love
Colin: Fall in love.

There were some crude hand gestures involved in the answering of this question.
Karen: I can't think of an appropriate answer. Something vaguely sexual, though, I'm thinking.
Allison: great sex (with their spouse)
Tuesday Girl: Sex without the threat of being caught. Either by your parents or your offspring. I wonder what it would be like?
DaniGirl: Keeping in theme with the Canadian-ness of my blog and my answer to Q1, how about 'making love in a canoe'?

You can't take him anywhere, sheesh.
Sabrina: I really fried my brain on this one, even asked my husband what he thought. His answer was Rated R and we won't mention what he said!!! Forgiving one another? Loving each other unconditionally? Really I'm not sure but those are a few.

There's a lesson to be learned here, Bucko, if you know what I mean, and I think you do. YOU need to learn it..
Mindy: Breastfeeding. Ahahahaha. No. I think that everyone should have a forty-eight hour stint being responsible for an infant or a dependant child, both for the joy and to help them understand what it takes to be a parent. Hopeful side effects include more empathy and less judgment.
Margalit Topaz: Every man should try menstruation, and every woman should try to keep the remote control for an entire evening.
Susie Sunshine: Flying with a small child.
Baseballmom: Camping with kids...it's so much fun to see them at their best, playing outside in the fresh air. Or going to Las Vegas with NO kids...either one.
Desperate To Be A Housewife: No question...raising children.

These just fit together. It just seems right.
Pamalamadingdong: POT
Jen Lawrence: Old Dutch Potato Chips. Really.
Meghan: Dipping themselves in chocolate.
mazeway: over-eating
Jenny: Laughing until their sides ache.

Yes! Let's all try this one!
Beth: Being stinking, filthy rich? At least, that is what I want to try.