Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Ouch and ouch!
I imagine nose-picking would be extra fun too.
Every night since his 12th birthday, the ouches could be heard coming from his room. Would ASID's nosebleeds never end?
Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Ouch and ouch!
I imagine nose-picking would be extra fun too.
strawman wrote:Every night since his 12th birthday, the ouches could be heard coming from his room. Would ASID's nosebleeds never end?Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Ouch and ouch!
I imagine nose-picking would be extra fun too.
Aquarello wrote:(Seriously: have you ever read a time-travel story that takes into account the fact that the Earth turns and moves around the sun? Go one hour either way, and earth is 66,600 miles away....)
Why, yes. A stunningly brilliant twabbleAquarello wrote:(Seriously: have you ever read a time-travel story that takes into account the fact that the Earth turns and moves around the sun? Go one hour either way, and earth is 66,600 miles away....)
Yes, I have come across that problem before in time travel stories, but I can't remember which one it is.Aquarello wrote:Drifting, Alan realized where all the probes had gone. He had traveled in time. Meanwhile, Earth had traveled in space.
(Seriously: have you ever read a time-travel story that takes into account the fact that the Earth turns and moves around the sun? Go one hour either way, and earth is 66,600 miles away....)
Ah, well. Great Minds Think Alike, I guess....Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Why, yes. A stunningly brilliant twabbleAquarello wrote:(Seriously: have you ever read a time-travel story that takes into account the fact that the Earth turns and moves around the sun? Go one hour either way, and earth is 66,600 miles away....), on this very theme, was posted here.
Also, the whole solar system is moving at a goodly clip, much more than 67K mph.
Well, that was number 3 on my list.Aquarello wrote:How do I know you didn't travel through time and steal my idea from last week, huh? Huh? Huh?
My mother said nothing of the sort!strawman wrote:Tom would have chosen blindness if he could. His mother had been so right when she had warned him not to play with himself.
...i laughed out loud at this, and when i read it to them, so did my roommates. golden, love it.Aquarello wrote:Drifting, Alan realized where all the probes had gone. He had traveled in time. Meanwhile, Earth had traveled in space.
(Seriously: have you ever read a time-travel story that takes into account the fact that the Earth turns and moves around the sun? Go one hour either way, and earth is 66,600 miles away....)
Mr. Tweedy wrote:I was trying to inspire horror, and instead I have inspired "yo mama" jokes. Woe is me.
Sadly, you cannot drink Pepsi once it's gone through your nose.Aquarello wrote:Drifting, Alan realized where all the probes had gone. He had traveled in time. Meanwhile, Earth had traveled in space.
Isn't that more of an engineering problem?themorg wrote:"Mom was right, i should've studied in physics class." Bob said as his 70 foot robotic bear kept head butting buildings.
Bob should have listened to his ma and there would have not been 70 foot bears attacking his old employers headquarters.ROU Killing Time wrote:Isn't that more of an engineering problem?themorg wrote:"Mom was right, i should've studied in physics class." Bob said as his 70 foot robotic bear kept head butting buildings.
it scares me because i have thrown more than one toaster out without near so nice of a send off. i bet if the toast story was still on its way (instead of last year) this would have been the perfect twabble to have been on that drabblecast. i like it a lot.dreamrock wrote:He kicked her out. He had good reasons. She always screwed up breakfast. It wasn't his fault toasters were sentient now.