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Nenga

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  1. New mahjarrat quest. They are all meeting in the north.
  2. But you are going back before it is recorded so thus you can do it. Again if that rule of fate doesn't come into play. Anything you see today is a result that happened from the past. You going back in time would be included in the past so anything that you would do would end up as what we have today. Are we really getting anywhere with this "i'm right, you're wrong" stuff? Anyway back to the argument. Refer to my post that two possible events will have two possible outcomes. Lets take a more solid example: You go back in time and you kill baby Hitler. So because he is dead he still does what he would if he was alive? It's the grandfather paradox. The better question to ask is, "If this occurs, why don't the others occur instead?" I think my original thoughts on time travel are lost lol. I don't think it possible to travel to the past. I gave an argument against future time travel but it was a really weak one that I don't even consider a credible argument.
  3. But you are going back before it is recorded so thus you can do it. Again if that rule of fate doesn't come into play. Anything you see today is a result that happened from the past. You going back in time would be included in the past so anything that you would do would end up as what we have today. Are we really getting anywhere with this "i'm right, you're wrong" stuff? Anyway back to the argument. Refer to my post that two possible events will have two possible outcomes. Lets take a more solid example: You go back in time and you kill baby Hitler. So because he is dead he still does what he would if he was alive? It's the grandfather paradox.
  4. But you are going back before it is recorded so thus you can do it. Again if that rule of fate doesn't come into play.
  5. I don't think anything starts with X... Even using tipit's wide database I still couldn't find anything.
  6. will you stop? 440
  7. Banned because I quoted myself again and you can't do anything about it.
  8. Shadow of the storm
  9. Don't yell at me. 440
  10. 3rd age kiteshield
  11. Banned for showing emotion in your post.
  12. Banned for having no pictures anywhere in your post (this counts avvy and sig)
  13. Granted but due to conflicting views of what is right the united states and russia go to war and blow everyone in the world up with nukes. I wish I didn't have such a big headache.
  14. No (or yes?)... I have heard of you TPUM is going to give up on the team A vs. team B game
  15. 440 *sigh* why isn't there a sigh smily.
  16. No, because then it would be recorded that you didn't kill it. Anything that happened in the past results in the future that we have now, because you've already done it. You can't change it. If you killed it, then you were recorded to kill it. Then you are not recorded for not killing it. So then you don't kill it and that's recorded. You have to choose one or the other. Something can't be alive and still be dead. You can choose but whatever you choose you'll end up with the same result as that will be what's recorded. Two possible events have two possible solutions. If you kill the butterfly it will have different effects than if you don't kill it. Say your father stepped on a butterfly when he was younger and he st oped to scrape it off his shoe, and in those few seconds your mother came along and they started talking. Now you go back into the past and kill that butterfly, your father doesn't scrape it off his shoe and keeps walking. So he never meets your mother, thus you arn't born. You arn't born and you are friends with someone. The someone kills themself and they were destined to become the smartest person on the face of the earth in all of history. Yeah the last part was just thrown in but since you never killed that butterfly there are unlimited possibilities. Just think how many alternate universes there must be if that is true though. One for every single space an animal could stand/fly in for the entire history of earth.
  17. No, because then it would be recorded that you didn't kill it. Anything that happened in the past results in the future that we have now, because you've already done it. You can't change it. If you killed it, then you were recorded to kill it. Then you are not recorded for not killing it. So then you don't kill it and that's recorded. You have to choose one or the other. Something can't be alive and still be dead.
  18. I will process both of your wishes at once. Granted but the talking dogs over power the entire crew and throw them (and you) out into space. I wish I had a pink diamond that was safely resting on the palm of my hand and could not harm me in any way.
  19. Nope TPUM lives in the United States of America. (and before you say anything yes I did have to type that whole thing out.)
  20. Damn it... :evil: 450
  21. If Chuck Norris says it can be done, then it can. Which religion is the true religion?

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