@fmf saidNo CD Player?
I go back in time to 1980 with a box of CDs from the 1990s and successfully head 80's rock and pop off at the pass and the decade's music is skipped.
Suggest a downside of that and then propose your own corrective time travel mission.
And so it goes.
I'd go back and Save Franz Ferdinand from Assassination.
19 Mar 22
@huckleberryhound saidThere wouldn't have been a war to end all wars.
No CD Player?
I'd go back and Save Franz Ferdinand from Assassination.
I'd go back to 2003 and prevent the decision to stop producing the Volkswagen Beetle.
20 Mar 22
@rookie54 saidThe butterfly effect theory makes it difficult to see what this small change in your state in that deterministic nonlinear system might have caused in terms of large - possibly detrimental - differences in this later state you now find yourself in, although we may assume you wouldn't have been cursing about it now.
i would change the way i acted with anita that first date
dammit
I would go back to 1990 and prevent Marathon bars from being renamed as Snickers bars throughout the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s.
In fact, I HAVE been back and attended an August 2020 meeting of the Mars Wrigley board in order to rectify the 1990 decision.
21 Mar 22
@fmf saidMuch less New Wave and next-gen twotone, and a decade more of whiny emos and talentless garage bands? Sounds like its own punishment to me.
I go back in time to 1980 with a box of CDs from the 1990s and successfully head 80's rock and pop off at the pass and the decade's music is skipped.
Suggest a downside of that and then propose your own corrective time travel mission.
And so it goes.
I'd go back in time to stop one particular ocular hack from ruining both Bach's and Handel's health.
@fmf saidI go back in time to 1980 with a box of CDs from the 1990s and successfully head 80's rock and pop off at the pass and the decade's music is skipped.
I go back in time to 1980 with a box of CDs from the 1990s and successfully head 80's rock and pop off at the pass and the decade's music is skipped.
Suggest a downside of that and then propose your own corrective time travel mission.
And so it goes.
Why would anyone want to do this? I was not a big fan of the 80's but can see no reason to skip any decade of music. 🙄
22 Mar 22
@shallow-blue saidWe got plenty from them; longevity might have cast shadows out from which other talents might not have peeped... examples pending... knowledge insufficient.
I'd go back in time to stop one particular ocular hack from ruining both Bach's and Handel's health.
I would go back and write this more clearly: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
@moonbus saidWay cool. I wait at near the entrance witha video equipment to see the witcher burn... (or with a laser pointer to rescue you 🙂 )
I’d go back to the ancient library at Alexandria with a digital camera, plenty of memory chips, and a solar-powered battery charger.
@huckleberryhound saidGood choice. Might have spared the 20th c two world wars.
No CD Player?
I'd go back and Save Franz Ferdinand from Assassination.