Is it better than Starsmashers of the Galaxy Rangers? That one had cheddite, which is going to be hard to beat.
I like both of them. If you liked Star Smashers you'll probably like TTM.
Is it better than Starsmashers of the Galaxy Rangers? That one had cheddite, which is going to be hard to beat.
My profound apologies.Be fair...He was invited by the OP and has come here
Well I started this thread in August, so it may be this one you're thinking of, but another one was started independently shortly after. There's a link to it above (post #15).arthwollipot said:Wasn't there already a thread on this last year sometime?
Yes, that was the one.Well I started this thread in August, so it may be this one you're thinking of, but another one was started independently shortly after. There's a link to it above (post #15).
A year before each of the prequel Star Wars movies came out I buried time capsules with a note asking that when time travel is discovered that a copy of each be sent to me prior to the release date of the movie. I repeated the process for Superman Returns. Since, I received nothing, I can only see it as evidence that time travel will never exist or the people of the future are jerks.
IIRC one cannot time travel to a point prior to the invention of the mechanism used.
All this proves to me is that people of the future are idiots.
Who would take CD's back into a time when there were no computors.
Time Traveler 1 to Time Traveler 2: Hey! Where do I plug in my electric razor?
"Chrononauts"? I think any future potential time-travelers would be deterred knowing they faced being called "chrononauts".
Like the Argonauts? But the Argo was the name of their ship, not the ocean.chrono - comb form of Greek word khrónos (meaning) ‘time’.
naut - Greek word nautēs (meaning) ‘sailor’.
Chrononaut = time + sailor. ie. a traveller who travels on a ‘ship’ through time.
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chrono - comb form of Greek word khrónos (meaning) ‘time’.
naut - Greek word nautēs (meaning) ‘sailor’.
Chrononaut = time + sailor. ie. a traveller who travels on a ‘ship’ through time.
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chrono - comb form of Greek word khrónos (meaning) ‘time’.
naut - Greek word nautēs (meaning) ‘sailor’.
Chrononaut = time + sailor. ie. a traveller who travels on a ‘ship’ through time.
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I just want to know how they solved the problem of Paradox. ...".