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Yes! Don't listen to them! They aren't from NASA, they're trying to trick you into a low budget gay porn flick. The world just isn't prepared for that.
Chris / 2002-11-14 22:31:04Dont you hate those 80 second time burst...
Katie / 2002-11-14 22:49:18So let me get this straight...in 33 years you will go back in time to 2002 to write an important message to yourself? But why didn't the future you just tell the present you in person, since he came all this way? Or would that have caused a galactic time warp or whatever, like how on Back To The Future they couldn't see their future selves or else they'd go insane or something... and why go back to 2002 to tell yourself about something that happens in 2011? Why not go back to 2011? Maybe the time machine isn't that accurate. But still, that's quite an accomplishment to even build one that works, so congratulations!
kelsi / 2002-11-14 22:59:52maybe the warning was for this website: http://svt.se/hogafflahage/hogafflaHage_site/Kor/hestekor.swf it's something that might drive andrew completely insane, in a good way
mike / 2002-11-14 23:19:57I've been working on the time machine thing too. I have a few bugs to work out (read: I haven't really worked on a time machine,) but I promised myself that as soon as I figure out the time travel process, I'd come back here and teach myself how I did it. Well, it turns out that the future me is a flakey bastard. He was supposed to be here weeks ago, but still hasn't shown up. If you ever see future you could you ask him to explain a few simple things to present me about time travel? Thanks. And good luck with those 2011 pseudo-NASA pricks.
Tony / 2002-11-15 02:37:44Will you be including time-travel as part of the Supergold package in the future?
X / 2002-11-15 06:14:44His future self could not speak to his present self directly due to the paradox that it would have created. And to Tony way down there near the bottom. If your future self does figure it out and comes back to tell you. Then you could go back again and tell yourself even early...say in infancy. You could leave yourself a diagram. Or perhaps in your teens when you might actually be able to do something about it. But that would be one hell of a science fair project..I assume that it would win. And if not, you could go back in time and rig the fair so you win.
Christopher-Michael / 2002-11-15 12:31:08If I ever figure out time travel, I am so going back and rigging the science fair so I win. Mwah ha ha.
Abbey / 2002-11-15 15:24:11This is the weirdest thing ever, I just saw that crappy Time Machine movie this morning. Maybe we're actually the same person.
sycorax / 2002-11-15 15:36:11If myself in thirty-five years later talk to me now, myself will be telling me now "WHY the crap do you have to use too many periods in a sentence and why the crap did you take that MR. Gattis job?" HEHEHE. Thanks for the laugh, Andrew.....YEs don't take the NASA...They are studying U.F.O>
Colleen / 2002-11-15 21:27:10It's good the future and present self didn't meet in person. If they did; something might explode, or one of the selves might have self-combusted. *nods*
laura / 2002-11-17 01:40:21silly boy. funny... but silly. <3
janea / 2002-11-20 17:44:43I also have a personal experience with the men from NASA. If you pay close attention, it's not NASA the space association, it's NASA the "Nasal Association of Snot Adhesives" It's the booger bandage bandits! Don't be fooled!
Matt / 2002-11-21 09:35:49Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought..."Is this the me now, or the me later?" Could be just a problem I've been having. Don't you just hate it when you get bossy with yourself? Who do you think you are? Telling you what to do. And now that you know, whose to say you can't turn the NASA gig into something good...like real food in space. I know I would like it if I was stuck in space and had to eat toothpaste roast beef. And just a final thought...If your parents didn't have any children you probably won't either. "This statement is a lie."
janedoeww / 2002-12-05 11:13:29if you become a doctor in the future, please help me remove this muffin from my ass. as a reward, i will give you the muffin. the muffin is large. (as if its largeness could not be gleaned from context.)
simian / 2002-12-08 01:04:32HEy Andrew. I am sorry that you are not feeling well. Especially around the Christmas time. I just want to send you best well wishes and a speedy recovery. You are doing a fab. job. and so is Sammy.........Hope you feel 100% real fast....
Colleen / 2002-12-08 21:44:03i've said it before and I'll say it again- these "comments" must be an endless source of depression for you, no?
eBeth / 2002-12-09 17:30:09(Note to self: Develop some mediocre computer skills so I can list a Website besides Diaryland in the "Your URL" line...) I don't want to alarm anyone, but I was visited by Andrew from the future. He warned me that if I didn't come here and write this lame message, that my future children would suffer the consequences of their future mistakes and greed... Or did he say that if I wrote this message I'd get free tickets to Creed? Either way, I thought "Couldn't hurt!" --AncestorNerd
AncestorNerd / 2002-12-18 15:45:57mmm spontaneous combustion. fun. mwah ha ha. plus i love the singing horsies. they are still singing in my head.
zoe / 2002-12-20 21:40:04boy! you sure do know how to crack me up! thanks! *muah!*
epipie / 2002-12-22 01:38:47What I don't understand, is why so many people have written comments saying, "thanks for a laugh" etc etc. Why should something as serious as freaky NASA dudes be a laughing matter?
ronnie / 2002-12-31 00:05:04umm, Andrew... why did you have the time to hit "post" if you ran out of time before the end of your message ("Pleas") ...or is the future you just lazy?
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