I am from 2026.

Sick of being sick.


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This just come to say:
Hope that you`re
feeling
much better today....Titorite!!!



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thanks buddy...as I float with consciousness cursing the chigger I like the nice photos.....eeeeee need to see a docter. maybe tomorow
 
Why did you come here from your time? What was your purpose to come here never to return?
Your timeline is so bad you do not want to return to it?
 
"HERE YA GO! What will happen to microsoft this week? Will the stock market go up or down? What color is your hair? Are you male? Do you have a drivers Liscence? Are you gay or strait?"

1. I don't know.
2. The stock market ALWAYS goes up and down.
3. Brown.
4. Yes, I already stated as much.
5. Not in this era.
6. I am heterosexual.

"so when is the first time machine coming out?? and where did you get the time machine from....."

Time movement is not something that is widely done. It is more of an underground movement that works outside of the legal constraints. The governments try to tell their people that it is not commonplace, and to some extent they are right. Personally, I know of only four others who have used a Move Box or something similar to move through time. Think of it like an Italian sports car that is not street legal in the United States. You know it exists, even if you have never seen one of been affected by it. But it's existence does not interfere with your daily life.

The first time movement device was an early version of what I used to get here: a Move Box. It was developed successfully by private companies. Even before it's creation was made public, the U.S. government acquired the blueprints, so to speak, and have done whatever it is the government does with such things. We will probably never know the extent of which they've used the machine to time move.

I was not involved with the creation of the Move Box, but I was selected to witness several of it's early testings, as were a good many other people. Not long after that I decided to use it for myself. That is how I am here now.
 
How big is a "Move Box" and what do you bring with you since you cannot return?
Who came up with such a dumb name anyway? /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
"How big is a time box and what do you bring with you since you cannot return?"

It is about the size of a small sedan vehicle. I brought my hard drive, four sets of clothing, a few books, pictures, my wallet containing personal information and $80000.00 circa 2005 cash.

Also, the name "Move Box" was given by one of the companies involved in its creation. I'm not going to name the company, but I will say that they are a major player in the world market of this era and in my own.
 
But WHY did you come here? Does your time suck? Sounds like people use it as an escape.
Whats the purpose if you can never return?
 
"But WHY did you come here? Does your time suck? Sounds like people use it as an escape.
Whats the purpose if you can never return?"

I came because I could, pure and simple. 2026 doesn't "suck." Not anymore than 2008, anyway. The old saying definitely rings true: The more things change, the more they stay the same.

And I wouldn't define what I did as an escape.
 
$80000.00 Do you think that will be enough to last the rest of your life here?
How old are you? Do you plan on getting a job here? Are you going to play the stocks?
 
"$80000.00 Do you think that will be enough to last the rest of your life here?
How old are you? Do you plan on getting a job here? Are you going to play the stocks?"

It would be unethical of me to invest in the stockmarket, although I will admit the tought crosses my mind often. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif

I have a job, of sorts. I keep busy.
 
Anything interesting on your hard drive you can share with us? Can you show us some pictures that you brought with you?
 
"How far back does your machine go? And why did you pick this time to strand yourself in?"

That's where it gets complicated. It's not about how far back it goes, it's where it goes. If you think about it, you'll understand.

"Anything interesting on your hard drive you can share with us? Can you show us some pictures that you brought with you?"

I can, but I won't. Sorry.

"Being from 2026 you do not respond very quickly. lol "

My apologies. I'll try to keep up more quickly. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
"Anything interesting on your hard drive you can share with us? Can you show us some pictures that you brought with you?"

I can, but I won't. Sorry.


Why not? What type of time traveler are you that you won't share atleast one thing with us??
Surely there is atleast ONE thing you can share with us.
 
"Why not? What type of time traveler are you that you won't share atleast one thing with us??
Surely there is atleast ONE thing you can share with us."

All of done so far has been sharing. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 
But we want to see something interesting from your time. Thats what makes talking to a time traveler interesting. Showing us something or telling us something we don't know or have never seen before. You don't want to be a boring time traveler do you? /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
"But we want to see something interesting from your time. Thats what makes talking to a time traveler interesting. Showing us something or telling us something we don't know or have never seen before. You don't want to be a boring time traveler do you? "

I'm not worried about being boring. I AM worried about jepoardizing a product of peice of technology before its time has come.
 
I didn't ask to see your machine. Just want to have an interesting conversation with you.
Can you tell us a little about the future that is interesting that we don't know about?
 
In the United States of 2026, the price of oil is still a topic of debate. Hollywood and the music industry as it is in 2008 are both completely gone. In 2016 we elected another actor to a major political seat. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
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