RustyShackleford

It works this way because rich people can afford lawyers, something the less wealthy can’t readily afford.

I think Wookie children require a lot of attention/feeding… And/or, Wookie pornography is heavily leaning towards breast fetish.

I certainly don’t live a double life, nope…

I guess it’s time I buy a DVD player again lol

Amen! I thoroughly enjoyed both shows. I wish they were available for streaming somewhere! Both shows helped me get through a hospital recovery and relearning English. Stay strong Bruce!

This certainly couldn’t go awry…

Done, thanks for the links. 👍

Over a decade ago, I warned my friends in the alley about this technology, but no one believed me.

This is cool to see, are there any examples in the Los Angeles City/County areas? Not sure how common place backups like this are, but it’s a smart idea.

It’s a real thing for some of us. Wish it wasn’t, but not all of us have it so easy.

I can’t be the first person to say this, but a poop-knife.

You’re welcome? 🤔 lol

Several victims have reported receiving death threats after their own banking information and email addresses were accidentally left visible in the same batch of files.

If you can read, you’re now a hacker. Which means a good percentage of Trump voters can’t hack.

That ‘everything’s moving’ argument is a convenient shutdown, not a dead end. We already track motion precisely, GPS corrects for relativity every second. That means relative positioning isn’t unsolved; it’s restricted.

You wouldn’t target a spot in space. You’d target a worldline, like Earth’s continuous path through spacetime. Same path, different point.

Saying you’d end up in empty space assumes a cartoon machine that only changes the date. A real device moves you along spacetime itself.

So when people say time travel is impossible because there’s no reference frame, what they really mean is: you don’t have access to the frame that works. Not impossible. Classified.

Finally. Thank you. Someone thinking past the punch bowl.

Forget paradoxes, pathogens are the real problem. You don’t need to step on a butterfly to wreck the timeline; you just need a 21st-century rhinovirus and a handshake. Entire villages, gone. History rewritten by a sneeze.

Any responsible time traveler would be sealed head to toe. No exposed skin, no shared air, no hors d’oeuvres. Certainly no cake. You don’t know what yeast does to medieval Europe when it’s had a few centuries of upgrades.

Now, I’m speaking hypothetically, legally, and for educational purposes only… you fast-forward a few decades and suddenly certain names appear in court documents and flight logs, not convictions, not proof of wrongdoing, just… associations. Enough to make a careful chrononaut say, ‘You know what? I’m not popping back in time to shake hands and eat shrimp.’

The absence at that party wasn’t evidence that time travel failed. It was evidence that it worked, and everyone who could come already knew how the story looked later.

History doesn’t just judge actions. It judges proximity. And no self-respecting time traveler shows up early to something that turns awkward in hindsight.