Originally posted by Will Everitti see, its the name of the show.
Insert a comma between them. Then read again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard%27s_Watch
it truly would be amazing to be have the power to freeze time. There are so many ideas that come to mind. many of the ideas are just to naughty to type lol 😛
Originally posted by PocketKingsYea you don't want your account blocked so better keep some to yourself. Are there any good films that deal with the subject? i remember watching a trailer for a film where time slowed down for people, and i once watched a cool X-files where people could move as fast as they wanted that was good a bit diffrent though.
i see, its the name of the show.
it truly would be amazing to be have the power to freeze time. There are so many ideas that come to mind. many of the ideas are just to naughty to type lol 😛
Originally posted by howitzerWasn't 'Dream on' from the ninties?
I would make my way into a TV station and put replace whatever was showing with an episode of "Dream On" - a quality show from the 80s.
Maybe I would reverse the direction of electricity or make a black hole on the way. Not sure how, but I am sure that feckinng about with the space-time continuum would do that sort of thing.
A black hole AND Dream On - ahhh happiness.
I liked that show, always had a good nude scene when the rather middle-aged publisher would score with some knock-out (hence its title). Worked rather well for a pubescent boy.
Originally posted by PocketKingsI'd go into the street and turn people around 180 degrees.
If you could freeze time, and everything and everyone was stopped except you, what would you do?
BTY - anyone remember that show where that young girl could stop time by touching her two index fingers together? she could unfreeze anybody she wanted by touching them. Its a real old show, maybe on for a couple seasons back in the 80's
If I was feeling sadistic, I'd syphon all the water out of my local swimming pool.
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Originally posted by Will EverittI remember an episode of "Outer Limits" (forget the name of the episode, natch) where a test pilot crashed in the desert, and somehow time was stopped (he later figured out it was just going *very* slowly) and most of his efforts centered around somehow saving a little girl on a tricycle who was about to pull into the path of a huge truck. It was one of my favorite episodes.
Yea you don't want your account blocked so better keep some to yourself. Are there any good films that deal with the subject? i remember watching a trailer for a film where time slowed down for people, and i once watched a cool X-files where people could move as fast as they wanted that was good a bit diffrent though.
Originally posted by Will EverittI think there was a bid time difference in "Contact." When Jodie Foster went to the other planet it was like 2 seconds on earth but years for her
Yea you don't want your account blocked so better keep some to yourself. Are there any good films that deal with the subject? i remember watching a trailer for a film where time slowed down for people, and i once watched a cool X-files where people could move as fast as they wanted that was good a bit diffrent though.
Originally posted by Suzianne'Somehow' saving the little girl? Surely if time was stopped (or even just going so slowly that it made no difference), this should have been an easy task?
I remember an episode of "Outer Limits" (forget the name of the episode, natch) where a test pilot crashed in the desert, and somehow time was stopped (he later figured out it was just going *very* slowly) and most of his efforts centered around somehow saving a little girl on a tricycle who was about to pull into the path of a huge truck. It was one of my favorite episodes.
Of course if you take the case literally, if time froze for everyone but
you, the rest of the universe would stop also. It would mean
everything and everybody would be as if they weighed a million tons.
You couldn'g move them or anything and you couldn't eat or drink
because all that stuff would be frozen, unable to move, so you have
to introduce some kindly factor in order to survive.
Originally posted by sonhouseway to ruin the fun 😛 I don't think that is true anyway
Of course if you take the case literally, if time froze for everyone but
you, the rest of the universe would stop also. It would mean
everything and everybody would be as if they weighed a million tons.
You couldn'g move them or anything and you couldn't eat or drink
because all that stuff would be frozen, unable to move, so you have
to introduce some kindly factor in order to survive.
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Originally posted by sonhouseAllright allright, we'll do it Dark City [movie] style then, when everyone suddenly falls asleep and wakes up after your naughtyness without any notice what happened and immediately getting back to their business.
Of course if you take the case literally, if time froze for everyone but
you, the rest of the universe would stop also. It would mean
everything and everybody would be as if they weighed a million tons.
You couldn'g move them or anything and you couldn't eat or drink
because all that stuff would be frozen, unable to move, so you have
to introduce some kindly factor in order to survive.
Originally posted by jimmyb270Yes, sonhouse is correct... I forgot to mention that he couldn't act directly on anything to change its movement. Like Sonhouse said, time was moving, albeit very slowly, and he couldn't affect that movement in any way (cosmic inertia, I guess). Stuff that was truly immobile, I think, could be moved. All I remember is that he tied a rope (or something similar) to the truck's handbrake and somehow attached it to the truck's axle (or wheel) so that when the truck moved forward, it pulled the handbrake and stopped the truck.
'Somehow' saving the little girl? Surely if time was stopped (or even just going so slowly that it made no difference), this should have been an easy task?