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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Cheeseville, Somerset |
"The future when all the stupid nonsense in the world is sorted out and we all live in peace."
Yep.
Just like in Star Trek.
And teleportation would save me hours of driving up and down the M5.
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"...where would you go?
And why?"
Oh I daydream about this a lot! I'd go back in time to the period where early-modern homo sapiens were living, in very small tribes, in an unspoiled (but wild!) paradise! Living off the land, hardly ever coming into contact with other tribes (cos there are so few people on the planet), occasionally being chased by sabre-toothed tigers, living entirely without all of the psychological hang-ups which abound in the 21st century. Living as - I believe - our maker intended us to live. Bliss!!! |
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So many times. Saxon England, medieval England, a time when native Americans or Canadians were the only inhabitants of those areas, I could list many more.
In reality I don't want to live in a time without antibiotics. |
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
Titz Towers, North Notts |
I'd like to pop back to the 5th and 6th centuries with a notebook and record what was occurring, as so much is either unknown, or far more nuanced than what we used to believe. Beyond that, the future would be nice |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Round about the 1600's and be a witch.
Is that different from being a witch now?
Yeah, it seems more fun back then.
Being hanged does seem fun."
Or burnt at the stake |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Round about the 1600's and be a witch.
Is that different from being a witch now?
Yeah, it seems more fun back then.
Being hanged does seem fun.
Or burnt at the stake "
I prefer mine medium rare. |
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I’d probably say Roman times. Living as an upper class Roman in Rome.
They seamed to have it all and enjoy life to the full.
I’m sure someone will come along with a small prick and burst my bubble lol
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’d probably say Roman times. Living as an upper class Roman in Rome.
They seamed to have it all and enjoy life to the full.
I’m sure someone will come along with a small prick and burst my bubble lol
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They also bummed each other… a lot. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Round about the 1600's and be a witch.
Is that different from being a witch now?
Yeah, it seems more fun back then.
Being hanged does seem fun."
I have visions of hocus pocus. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Round about the 1600's and be a witch.
Is that different from being a witch now?
Yeah, it seems more fun back then.
Being hanged does seem fun.
I have visions of hocus pocus. "
The reviews for the new one aren’t great. I’m gutted. |
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By *ynecplCouple
over a year ago
Newcastle upon Tyne |
The trouble with going back in time is the lack of decent medical care, war, poverty and inequalities. Yes, I know they all still exist but it was so much worse back then. As for the future, well its the future who knows if the planet will still be there if I jump 500 years forward so all in all I think I will just accept that I have not had a bad life and live this one, I haven't died yet so I must be doing something right. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lived through the punk era of the 70’s, survived the Disco era of same period too.
Spent my early years in Glasgow during the 60’s but I agree with poster above, the London scene then was probably more fun or the LA scene |
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"...where would you go?
And why?
Oh I daydream about this a lot! I'd go back in time to the period where early-modern homo sapiens were living, in very small tribes, in an unspoiled (but wild!) paradise! Living off the land, hardly ever coming into contact with other tribes (cos there are so few people on the planet), occasionally being chased by sabre-toothed tigers, living entirely without all of the psychological hang-ups which abound in the 21st century. Living as - I believe - our maker intended us to live. Bliss!!! "
Hate to burst your bubble - but at 45 you’d probably be dead in those times. If not you’d be considered incredibly old. I’m guessing mortality in those times would be similar to undeveloped nations now - or developed nations in the 18th century and before - so around 40 years old. I’d definitely be long gone. |
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I might go for short visits, but I like the conveniences and freedoms of my current life too much to give them up on a permanent basis.
I'm a working class woman. We've not had a particularly jolly time of it in the past! |
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"I might go for short visits, but I like the conveniences and freedoms of my current life too much to give them up on a permanent basis.
I'm a working class woman. We've not had a particularly jolly time of it in the past!"
Absolutely. Posts like this are generally done by men. With very few exceptions women have been subjugated at every time in history - and still are in much of the world. |
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