How do I know that time travel is not available to me during my lifetime? I would have come back and talked to myself, and I don't remember that happening.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Time Travel
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3 comments:
If you were a child, and YOU hadn't identified yourself . . . would you have recognised YOU?
dooduld: oh, that just has sooo many possiblities!
I sometimes wish there was some form of time travel available...I'd never want to live in the past (I've spent my time in places with no plumbing and have no desire to repeat the experience, thankyouverymuch), but I wouldn't mind being able to visit.
For starters, I think I'd figure out a way to keep Daniel Sickles' parents from meeting.
And maybe Justin Bieber's, too.
Alice, I have always been intrigued by the number of old men who A) seem to want to talk to me, and B) resemble Santa Claus. I wonder if this may be related to this time travel idea.
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