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Where would you time travel to?

Selina Glitters

Bronze Member
As if I would limit myself to one historical or future event? I'd visit every possible era and every possible place. I love the looks in the 1930's though.

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BAck to my early teens,try and change the course of my future ,mayb if i'd caught the 8.35am train to city instead of the 8.45am train mayb if i'd taken the left fork in the road instead of the right fork,Mayb i should've stopped at the stop sign when i got my P;s instead of going straight thru,,mayb things would be different now,in the future???????
 
BAck to my early teens,try and change the course of my future ,mayb if i'd caught the 8.35am train to city instead of the 8.45am train mayb if i'd taken the left fork in the road instead of the right fork,Mayb i should've stopped at the stop sign when i got my P;s instead of going straight thru,,mayb things would be different now,in the future???????


Have you ever seen the movie - 'The Butterfly Effect'
 
Loved it the movie. But didn't he just not exist in the end? Is that your point? 'cause it's a good one x x
The point was that in trying to make things better, he always ended making something else worse and that no matter how many times he tried, every attempt at trying to fix the past ended up worse than before. Until yes, he ultimately he chooses to not exist at all.

Try and change your future, learn to let go of the past.
 
The point was that in trying to make things better, he always ended making something else worse and that no matter how many times he tried, every attempt at trying to fix the past ended up worse than before. Until yes, he ultimately he chooses to not exist at all.

Try and change your future, learn to let go of the past.

Very good NP69, paradox's and consequences, not many peeps can fully understand a paradox. With that said, i would go back to the wild west USA or into the future say 200 years. Wonder what the responses for those choices will be :D
 
Very good NP69, paradox's and consequences, not many peeps can fully understand a paradox. With that said, i would go back to the wild west USA or into the future say 200 years. Wonder what the responses for those choices will be :D

Soooo, you want to be Marty McFly?
 
Very good NP69, paradox's and consequences, not many peeps can fully understand a paradox. With that said, i would go back to the wild west USA or into the future say 200 years. Wonder what the responses for those choices will be :D
Whats the bet you would be very disappointed in the old wild west
I mean most of what we think we know comes out of Hollywood and those Spaghetti westerns
Bet being a Cobb and Co driver/rider would have been just as exhilarating if not more so as we have learned Our bush rangers werent the nice guys our early portrayals of them seemed to insist on
 
Lol, Wyatt Earp ;) and the astronaut who was recovered in a space craft, forgot his name but his robot buddy went bedi beep and had an ai around his neck. Bugger, he wore white, and i forgot his name:D

Buck Rogers and god damn his female side kick used to give a boner as a young fella...
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Whats the bet you would be very disappointed in the old wild west
I mean most of what we think we know comes out of Hollywood and those Spaghetti westerns
Bet being a Cobb and Co driver/rider would have been just as exhilarating if not more so as we have learned Our bush rangers werent the nice guys our early portrayals of them seemed to insist on


Have you seen 'A million ways to die in the West'
 
Whats the bet you would be very disappointed in the old wild west
I mean most of what we think we know comes out of Hollywood and those Spaghetti westerns
Bet being a Cobb and Co driver/rider would have been just as exhilarating if not more so as we have learned Our bush rangers werent the nice guys our early portrayals of them seemed to insist on

I definitely do not believe the movie image in any way, no tech, no drugs to speak if for medicines lol, but there would be none of the rat race of today, a different one probably but i could live or die with that.
 
The point was that in trying to make things better, he always ended making something else worse and that no matter how many times he tried, every attempt at trying to fix the past ended up worse than before. Until yes, he ultimately he chooses to not exist at all.

Try and change your future, learn to let go of the past.
It's a good point and the point I knew you were trying to make x x
 
It's a good point and the point I knew you were trying to make x x

Wasn't thinking you didn't get it, I just realised that not everyone has seen the movie or read the book, so was just elaborating for those that didn't know what we were on about.
 
Too many really...
Just every decade ever in 1900's
and then some 18th C England, Some France, America... Australia

I'd like to see 28,000 bc
1000bc...the begining of stonehedge
1349bc...Egypt
spend some time in MesoAmerica...
Pre-Columbian America...

Just everything really...
 
Slightly off-topic, but let's drool over Erin Gray (as Wilma) some more. She was a big help giving that monkey a damn good thrashing in the early days.

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(Checking out Buck's ray gun.)

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(Creepy Twiki checking out her docking station. But she doesn't seem to mind.)
 
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