erm...oh yeah...didn't think of that one.... :blushing:
Wait! I know the answer!!!!
42
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erm...oh yeah...didn't think of that one.... :blushing:
Wait! I know the answer!!!!
42
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It never ceases to amaze me how many people have read that bookQuote:
Originally Posted by Sara
Possibly a robotic space probe was sent over vast distances for reasearch purposes, and crash-landed on a planetoid whose atmosphere and surface composition was made up of organic chemicals, what you might call a primordial soup... ripe for the genesis of life..Quote:
Originally Posted by Sara
..Now what if the space probe was contaminated with virii or bacteria from that space probe's home planet, and the virii or bacteria, finding itself in ideal conditions, began to multiply....
Sound familiar? :cool2:
maybe we invent a time machine the day before doomsday then a few people go back in time and start again. no beginning, no end; simple
Yes. Simple. I think you can get most of the components for a time machine from Woolworths. :frusty:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDave
That's ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by barbarossa
Everyone knows that you can't buy a DeLorean in Woolworths :dry:
nu-uh. what happens is the time machine ends the world and the only voyage ever is to 10000 bc.
logical, don't you think? all questions are answered
Take it back another 5000 years and that would explain a lot :DQuote:
Originally Posted by TheDave
I like your theory, Dave.
Sounds to me like some sort of perpetual motion machine through time and space.
I'm not sure the Timelords of Gallifrey would approve.
The gayest sounding time travelling race. Ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chebus