I always used to go out again on November 1 (in a different costume). People were always too happy to get rid of their leftover candy from the night before. I made out like a bandit. #timetraveltrickortreat
@GarciaConcern: My wife's boss thought so too. I showed up to my wife's company halloween party. Luckily there wasn't any kids, but very few people were impressed.
Needless to say my wife is starting a new job today. (And luckily she could find a new job so quickly) #timetraveltrickortreat
While you're out time hopping, Rosa, would you mind stopping back in the early 80s and picking up a can of original Coke and some Royals? If you've never had Royals, they were mint candies similar to M&Ms, and I'm pretty sure they stopped making them around 20 years ago. They were the best.
If you could just drop them off 20 minutes into the future, I'd be ever so grateful. #timetraveltrickortreat
This is it! This is the answer. It says here... that a bolt of lightning is going to strike the clock tower at precisely 10:04pm, next Saturday night! If... If we could somehow, harness this lightning, channel it, into the flux capacitor... it just might work. Next Saturday night, we're sending you back to the future!
@Blue387: Didn't you see that Star Trek where Kirk fashioned the mortar type thing out of a bamboo tube thingy, some sulfur and some coal? So obviously all you need to do is find Kirk and he'll set you up.
I'd head to the near-ish future, get some stock reports for some hot stocks of the time over their history and take them back to today. Invest and wait.
Neither Giz nor the previous sources seem to provide credit to [www.qwantz.com] where the design came from today. It makes a lot more sense when you consider his dedication to the time-travelling community.
I can not tell you how many times I've worried about this.
It constantly reinforces the reality that I do not actually know how to do anything. Were I trapped in the past, my modern experiences would be useless!
How did someone not think of this sooner? Perhaps the most practical tool of all time!
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T2 always kinda bothered me for this reason.
In The Terminator, Reese says pretty clearly that the reason that you can't send weapons back in time is because they're non-organic, and the reason the Terminator can come back is because it's covered in organic materiel. (if you wanted to be gross, I'm sure that you could pack your "county jail suitcase").
But, then with the T-1000, it was all liquid metal, not even partially organic... so how did it go through?!?
Evil J, Prince of Half Truths and Lord of Low-Light Environments was starred
Evil J, Prince of Half Truths and Lord of Low-Light Environments was unstarred
@Evil J: I was just watching the T2 DVD the other day and they talk about that.
There was a lot of talk on the set about it but they said some of the things that they came up with were kinda out there so they just hoped that no one would put to much thought into it.
For example one of the things they mentioned was that the make up of the liquid metal mimicked organic material close enough, another was that he wore a human "shell" to go through then discarded it, that was the one that was kinda out there.
@Jrsy Devil's Food Cake®: The real question is then "what is alive?" How long does it have to be "alive" for? Can't they just juice it with some volts before sending it through, giving the appearance that it is alive "chemcially and physically" speaking?
How long does the transfer take? If it is almost instantaneous, then an electrically charged sheep stomach should still work. Yes, I am working very hard to make a Terminator Hagas Ball a reality, so don't try to stop me!
I always wondered the same thing about alex mack. I mean, she can turn into liquid metal and go virtually undetected from place to place, but BOOM! her clothes are gone?
PS-I did not mind this, as I had an incredible childhood crush on her back in the day
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I wish I would've thought of doc brown instead. I would've gone trick or treating every night since last week. I went as the tampon ninja instead
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Needless to say my wife is starting a new job today. (And luckily she could find a new job so quickly) #timetraveltrickortreat
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If you could just drop them off 20 minutes into the future, I'd be ever so grateful. #timetraveltrickortreat
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I'll bring some for you next time. #timetraveltrickortreat
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This is just brilliant. Take the credit!
(i kinda hope "take the credit" becomes a thing. so we can all laugh and then hate it to pieces two weeks later.)
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It's now a ban-able offense here at Gizmodo.
(Wow things move fast these days.)
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It constantly reinforces the reality that I do not actually know how to do anything. Were I trapped in the past, my modern experiences would be useless!
How did someone not think of this sooner? Perhaps the most practical tool of all time!
[All times? Any time(s)?]
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Even better, I'll bet he finds some new place entirely.
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T2 always kinda bothered me for this reason.
In The Terminator, Reese says pretty clearly that the reason that you can't send weapons back in time is because they're non-organic, and the reason the Terminator can come back is because it's covered in organic materiel. (if you wanted to be gross, I'm sure that you could pack your "county jail suitcase").
But, then with the T-1000, it was all liquid metal, not even partially organic... so how did it go through?!?
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There was a lot of talk on the set about it but they said some of the things that they came up with were kinda out there so they just hoped that no one would put to much thought into it.
For example one of the things they mentioned was that the make up of the liquid metal mimicked organic material close enough, another was that he wore a human "shell" to go through then discarded it, that was the one that was kinda out there.
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That explanation sounds ok to me.
And I'm sure Buffalo Bill would approve too so long as the Terminator remembers to put the lotion on the skin..
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I thought the exact explanation in the first movie was not just that it had to be organic, but also living as well.
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How long does the transfer take? If it is almost instantaneous, then an electrically charged sheep stomach should still work. Yes, I am working very hard to make a Terminator Hagas Ball a reality, so don't try to stop me!
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Dr. Silberman: Why didn't you bring any weapons, something more advanced? Don't you have, uh, ray guns? Show me a piece of future technology.
Kyle Reese: You go naked. Something about the field generated by a living organism. Nothing dead will go.
Dr. Silberman: Why?
Kyle Reese: I didn't build the fucking thing!
Dr. Silberman: Okay, okay. But this cyborg, if it's metal...
Kyle Reese: Surrounded by living tissue!
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PS-I did not mind this, as I had an incredible childhood crush on her back in the day
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(I want to come back from the future so I can figure out WTF my profile picture is today and why it keeps changing.)
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