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Fri 23/01/04 at 13:08
"I am Lord Voldemort"
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It has been a topic of discussion in this forums of late, and I would like to know if it is really possible to do so. I am a student, and if you are a student too, do post your age (if you wish) and your grade while replying.
Fri 23/01/04 at 16:14
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"Sure.Fine.Whatever."
Posts: 9,629
Darwock wrote:
> No it's not possible, or someone would have told us.

Maybe people don't travel back in time because they will contaminate the timeline. Travelling forwards though may not be so damaging.
Fri 23/01/04 at 15:46
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"Bond - James Bond"
Posts: 113
Dharav wrote:
> Oh, sorry for that.
> I have always been on american forums on internet, and I completely
> forgot that I was on UK forum.

Hey, but I am an Indian arent'I? And we have standards (or classes) rather than grades or years.

Just posted there to m\let everybody know that most of us have a mentality to be in US when you are on-line.

But onething I'll need to appreciate about UK internet users is that they are very civilized on the net. While there are too many pop-ups, porns, get-quick-rich and other low-quality sites, the UK people have nothing of that sort and own quality sites like SRDN.
Cheers!
Fri 23/01/04 at 15:40
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"Bond - James Bond"
Posts: 113
Oh, sorry for that.
I have always been on american forums on internet, and I completely forgot that I was on UK forum.
Fri 23/01/04 at 14:36
Regular
"Gundammmmm!"
Posts: 2,339
Maybe he is American? They have grades don't they rather than years?
Fri 23/01/04 at 14:15
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"Orbiting Uranus"
Posts: 5,665
Tom Marvolo Riddle wrote:
>I am a student, and
> if you are a student too, do post your age (if you wish) and your
> grade while replying.

What do you mean by your grade?
Fri 23/01/04 at 14:01
"Darkness, always"
Posts: 9,603
Theoretically possible to accelerate time around an object, hence pushing it forward in time, but not practically possible.

I've yet to see a reasonable theory t make something go back in time though.
Fri 23/01/04 at 13:22
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Posts: 20,776
In the bible, where there's a picture of Jesus on the cross, you'll see a shady looking vagrant about 2 meters to the left - that's me. Say no more.

Oh wait, Jesus was just someone made up to scare children, like the boogeyman or Michael Jackson.

:D
Fri 23/01/04 at 13:19
Regular
"50 BLM,30 SMN,25 RD"
Posts: 2,299
No it's not possible, or someone would have told us.
Fri 23/01/04 at 13:08
"I am Lord Voldemort"
Posts: 21
It has been a topic of discussion in this forums of late, and I would like to know if it is really possible to do so. I am a student, and if you are a student too, do post your age (if you wish) and your grade while replying.

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