17-05-2002 18:07									#91
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My choice would be England winning the World Cup 1966.

	18-05-2002 00:51									#92
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quote: Originally posted by Guynemer 'Fraid I can't be more original, most of the good'uns have already been taken... not to mention Bugs' five-star tale. Sounds like an excerpt from one of his Historical Filth editions.

	18-05-2002 03:19									#93
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Me, being born.

	18-05-2002 04:00									#94
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The conception of Jesus.

	18-05-2002 06:39									#95
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Ned, I don't think you would have seen much.

Actually the birth of Christ would have been good, or Sauls' conversion on to the road to Damascus.

It would have been interesting to see the first European to step foot on to America.

	18-05-2002 06:46									#96
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I would like to be at Jericho to hear the trumpets and see what happened.
I'd like to know how legends get started.

	18-05-2002 06:48									#97
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quote: Originally posted by November Adam Ned, I don't think you would have seen much. Actually the birth of Christ would have been good, or Sauls' conversion on to the road to Damascus. It would have been interesting to see the first European to step foot on to America.

Ah, but the Immaculate Conception and the Assension are both critical to Faith, aren't they?

Unfortunately, I'm from Missouri.

Ned

	18-05-2002 07:07									#98
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no one mentioning the big bang??

	18-05-2002 22:40									#99
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quote: Originally posted by alva848 no one mentioning the big bang??

Would have been really damn hard to breathe I think.

	18-05-2002 22:48									#100
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Any ancient (greek, roman) battle or Mongol campaign in the middle ages

	19-05-2002 00:17									#101
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The battle of Ain Jalut

	19-05-2002 00:26									#102
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The absolute last thing I wish to see is a battle or a war. The sight of thousands of soldiers killing each other is something to horrible to even comprehend.

The only thing in that ballpark that I would like to see is Napolean facing down the troops King Louis sent to kill or capture him after his escape from Elba. Quelle courage!

	19-05-2002 00:42									#103
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The assaination of Caesar. Perhaps we could give him a warning?

	19-05-2002 00:45									#104
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quote: Originally posted by Ned Perhaps we could give him a warning?

Dang! I told him to beware of the Ides of March, but would he listen!?!

	19-05-2002 00:53									#105
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Speaking of Big Bangs, what about Adam and Eve getting it on for the first time.

	19-05-2002 01:38									#106
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An interesting question for some of these is, how would you locate them? For instance, suppose you have a time viewer that lets you focus on any place you choose, at any time (previous to the present) you choose, but you have to specify how many years/days/hours in the past you want to look.

Now suppose you want to witness the birth of Christ. Exactly where do you look, and exactly how far into the past? Dec. 25 isn't known to be the actual birth date (and the calendar was different then anyway), and there must have been a lot of mangers in Bethlehem at that time. You guess a date, and pan the view around until you spot a pregnant woman--how do you know it's Mary? You think you'll recognize her face from the last Nativity scene you saw?

	19-05-2002 01:51									#107
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quote: Originally posted by Rex Little An interesting question for some of these is, how would you locate them? For instance, suppose you have a time viewer that lets you focus on any place you choose, at any time (previous to the present) you choose, but you have to specify how many years/days/hours in the past you want to look. Now suppose you want to witness the birth of Christ. Exactly where do you look, and exactly how far into the past? Dec. 25 isn't known to be the actual birth date (and the calendar was different then anyway), and there must have been a lot of mangers in Bethlehem at that time. You guess a date, and pan the view around until you spot a pregnant woman--how do you know it's Mary? You think you'll recognize her face from the last Nativity scene you saw?

The whole concept of time travel is preposterous. I wish H.G. Wells never came up with it. It really ruined the Star Trek series because it turns the somewhat plausible (which was the original premise of Star Trek) into the absurd.

	19-05-2002 05:07									#108
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quote: Originally posted by Rex Little An interesting question for some of these is, how would you locate them? For instance, suppose you have a time viewer that lets you focus on any place you choose, at any time (previous to the present) you choose, but you have to specify how many years/days/hours in the past you want to look. Now suppose you want to witness the birth of Christ. Exactly where do you look, and exactly how far into the past? Dec. 25 isn't known to be the actual birth date (and the calendar was different then anyway), and there must have been a lot of mangers in Bethlehem at that time. You guess a date, and pan the view around until you spot a pregnant woman--how do you know it's Mary? You think you'll recognize her face from the last Nativity scene you saw?

Look for 3 wise men?!

ot: no battle for me either, probably go for something more
trivial. Maybe woodstock, a good DOORS-concert, the1936 olympics in Munich,....

	19-05-2002 21:39									#109
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quote: Originally posted by Zkribbler Ides of March

what do "ides of march" mean?

	20-05-2002 02:47									#110
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quote: Originally posted by Andemagne what do "ides of march" mean?

The 15th march, I think