Que? :hmmm:

but what if all this courageous stuff left you a veggie

there you would lie in a coma until the date you where told

Oooh, yeah. In the RPG I'm playing right now, the big city has an "arena" where you can fight with gladiators for money and fame. Or, you can be a spectator and bet on the fights. I'm looking forward to this part of the game.

If I was a citizen in Ancient Rome, I'd go to the colosseum every, uh, sunday, or whatever.

Pulp Fiction

Que? :hmmm:


Pop culture references aside, I'd want to see it because it's a meeting of two of the greatest historical minds in two of my interests/borderline obsessions:
1)Natural Science
2)Military History.

Thanks for explaining the reference. BTW-The quote is "Brett", not "Brad". ;)

D-Day

And A RESOUDING NO to the swcond question!

1.travel up the missouri river w/lewis and clark.

2.no
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I'm surprised by how many people wouldn't want to know the time of their death. Would it make it easier if you only knew the year?

The dawn of man.

Time of death: Not sure i'd want to know that.

No, because then I'd want to know the rest of the circumstances. Then I'd get obsessed with discovering if I could break the chain of causality that led to it. If I succeeded, I'd have to deal with the guilt of having destroyed the timeline, and possibly the universe, by causing that paradox. ;)

Seriously, nope. I don't even want a hint of how the novel ends before I've read it, unless it gets really boring and tedious. JMO.

Great couple of questions, Donger!

BTW, what the fuck is "Chicken Fried Steak?" Is that the same thing as "Country Fried STeak?"

Knowing just the year would be worse. I'd be all nervous not sure when or how it would happen.

What would suck worse if I made it to December. I would be such a basketcase I wouldn't leave my apartment.

Strange people. Very strange.

Yes. In fact, I believe the original modifier was chicken. Some wannabe-homestyle restaurant probably changed it up for marketing.

I'm related to the Dalton's. My grandfather was one of their nephews. In fact, my grandfather just died and we found a shot gun believed to have been owned and used frequently by one of the Dalton boys.