As Stephen Hawking once said, the greatest evidence of time travel not being possible is the absence of tourists from the future.
As Stephen Hawking once said, the greatest evidence of time travel not being possible is the absence of tourists from the future.
"I'm going to die anyway, and therefore have nothing more to do except deliberately annoy Lemur." -Orb, in the chat
"Lemur. Even if he's innocent, he's a pain; so kill him." -Ignoramus
"I'm going to need to collect all of the rants about the guilty lemur, and put them in a pretty box with ponies and pink bows. Then I'm going to sprinkle sparkly magic dust on the box, and kiss it." -Lemur
Mafia: Promoting peace and love since June 2006
That's exactly right. All of us are from your timeframe of reference. None of us are visiting from the future, and anyone who says we are is a Retrograde Authoritarian, and we know how the fourth lunar war worked out for them.
Never doubt that all of us are normal, 18th century humans just like you. Did I say 18th? I meant 21st. Sometimes I get confused, like any modern human being. I wouldn't know the first thing about wearing a powdered wig and lace cravat. And I certainly would have no clue about just how freakin' uncomfortable those high heels for men are when you're tromping around Versailles.
Ahem. Anyway. The point is that there are no tourists from the future.
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