GUESS WHO HAS HIS BOOK

MY BROTHER HAS HIS BOOK

OH FUCKING SNAP

I couldn't pick a specific time to live, since they all had their shortcomings. I'm quite happy having been born in the early '90s; growing up with the internet in a time of prosperity for the US. If it's a question of "where", then I have a few choices. I might as well wish for a special life though, since there's no telling what things would be like for me. Depending on how I'd grow up, I could either end up loving the times or hating them. I see much of what I value now is only because of a very lucky turn of events and cirumstances throughout my life.

I liked the 90s.. It was my childhood. Though I wish I'd gotten the 80s with me. I think they would have been fun to experience.

Trust me, I'm not saying that. I've heard enough from my mother to know that I am glad I was born at just the right time modern convenience wise. But still, I'd find that at least a slightly better (if still misinformed) reason.

I'd like to live in the 1700s. God everything was simpler then...


I'd love an authentic Baroque flute, as well.

Yeah, I'd love to have grown up in the Industrial Revolution and spent my life in effective slavery.

Me too! High five! Bunkmates forever! Or at least until one of us reaches our life expectancy of 35.

i would go to about 120,000 BC, there were many women back then, huuuuuuuuuuuuuge ones.
i would also help the poor stupid cave men.

You have something about fat women don't you?

Who doesn't?

I'd watch all of my best moments again.

I'd go back to Uri Geller's earliest performances and replace his spoons with regular, unprepared spoons.

no i don't have that pregnancy fetish whatever though i wouldn't mind fat women, but i was refering to giantess as in tall and wide equally, so not exactly fat.

EDIT: @Bullet Magnet: there is a Uri?
i thought there was only Monica and Ross.

You are aware that the human race has gotten steadily taller throughout the last few thousand years?

no, generation by generation we were becoming shorter since Adam and Eve, but till now we have kept a static height over the past 1900 yrs.

humans have maintained a steady height genetically for a looooong time, but in the past people were shorter on average due to malnutrition

Oh right, we're swapping fairytales.

My bad.

even if i am wrong, that doesn't mean they weren't hot(back then, absoloutly not right now).

I suppose it depends on how much personal hygiene matters to you, they wouldn't have any

who needs soap, when you've got digestive juices?

I think I'd use a time machine to go back and remove whatever triggered abe619's vore fetish, sparing myself such mental images.

Abe619, one day you will grow mature enough to understand when it's appropriate to discuss your deepest desires and when it isn't. Until that day, I will be following you closely and regularly reminding you to shut the fuck up.

And to Hell with all that "be yourself" crap.

alright i'll STFU about that, i would very much like to go to the mid 90's.

I'd like to send my consciousness back to when I was a kid, so I could get a chance to redo my preteen, teen and adult years with the brain I have now.

That always seemed like a good idea in theory, but then I realized I'd probably just screw things up worse. School for instance would be especially boring.

Yes on that last point, but I could fuck around just as much as I did back when I was first in school and actually get good marks. Or, rather, get excellent marks rather than my normal coasting good marks.

I can't imagine how I'd be able to limit myself to 1000 word essays again though.

>300 words is worse...

I'd love the idea of going back to the first grade and acing everything as well as freaking out my dense first-grade teacher.

that idea sounds good to me, i would also use that to remember which games me, my bro, and our cousins used to play, there is this one adventure game that was cool but i can't remember it's name and there was a horror game which same thing happened to it.

But imagine reliving your life. What do you do about terrible events you know are coming? Anything? Could you live with yourself if you didn't try to change things? Could you live with the disastrous consequences?

Wouldn't it be boring as fuck once the novelty wears off?

Certainly gaming and film would lose its charm until you catch up. On the other hand, with proper study beforehand you could take credit for every popular new IP, music and scientific discovery that hasn't happened yet, and play your income on the stock market. You could end up with most of the planet's wealth and a seat in the UN representing your interests (mainly by stopping any motions against you).

But with so many changes, I wouldn't trust the stock market I remember for more than a few months.

Or just look at figures now and invest all your money, in the past, in whatever became the most expensive and sell on the day it became worth a lot.

Actually, I guess I see the appeal. Just plain don't be a good kid, become a troublemaker, hang out in detention all the time, and yet still do better than anyone else in school. Would be just like some cheesy movie.

Sorry to quote such an old post, but I felt impelled to inform you that Cleopatra was short, fat, and ugly - except for her nose. She had a nice nose.

There's a few things from my life I'd go back and change, certainly. Other than that I'd love to go back in time & meet Einstein & DaVinci. The twist would be that I'd turn out to be DaVinci and all the wacky invention ideas are attempts at finding a way back home.

Now, surely if I use this mixture of highly explosive substances compacted tightly into a cast iron ball, flung on a huge catapult to demolish several major countries at once, I will return to 2010!

"Love does enter through the nose."

Come to think of it though, going back to the days when people were shorter would be fun. You could tower over everyone and return to read epic tales of giants based on your own exploits.

It'd be like Gulliver's Travels.

My friend's theory for the Universe's creation is this:

In the future he will create a time machine. In his curiosity of the Universe's origins, he will travel back to the beginning of time. At the exact moment he reaches his destination, his machine wil suffer a catastrophic malfunction and explode, triggering The Big Bang.

I think he may have the beginnings of his own religion.