Trump is the new Hitler
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Play the lottery. I don't know anything about the people who won big lotteries. Maybe it was me.
I'd sale time in a bottle.
Booze?
Can I go forward in time, and then back? In that case, I'd get some future numbers for the Euro Jackpot and play that line.
Interesting question i have about how a time machine would work....
Does the machine take you back in time but leave you in the same SPACE? Or does it compensate for movement of objects in space? Because say you travel 2 months backwards into the past....you might exit the machine in the middle of the vacuum of space, given that the Earth is not in the same location. I feel like any future time machines would need to factor in a lot of astrophysics to solve this one..
Travel to the Mesozoic era. So many cool reptiles that I'd love to see in person (and hopefully, at a safe enough distance)!
Well, over two hours ago i forgot to start logging the tab during this test when i had to reconnect the system after the program crashed. Hopefully the engineering team isn't upset about losing that time and i dont get a chargeback.
So i would start there.