Done Anyone have a Time Machine?

[drc]

I don't recommend taking a time machine to the past. If you break down, the auto shop won't have the parts.

[mr2686]

You can use my time machine. I just arrived from the future so that I can pick up hundreds of 1988/1989 Score factory sets. They have become the new currency in the future.

[vintagecpa]

You probably shouldn't use a time machine to go back to 1982 to get autographs. Vintage autograph material wasn't nearly as available back then. Funny how that works.

[Vintagedegu]

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[alanu]

All you need is a DeLoreon and a flux capacitor

oh yeah and some plutonium, or was that uranium... or a well timed lightning strike

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by alanu

All you need is a DeLoreon and a flux capacitor

oh yeah and some plutonium, or was that uranium... or a well timed lightning strike

Yes, you would need some plutonium for the initial run. I'd recommend going to the year 2015 first, and upgrading to the Mr. Fusion Home Energy Reactor, made by Fusion Industries. It should prove to be more cost-effective in the long run..

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by mr2686

You can use my time machine. I just arrived from the future so that I can pick up hundreds of 1988/1989 Score factory sets. They have become the new currency in the future.

LOL.




Damn, and I just sunk all my hopes into 8 pallets worth of early 90's Collegiate Collection cases from Kruk Cards.

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by D. Bergin

LOL.




Damn, and I just sunk all my hopes into 8 pallets worth of early 90's Collegiate Collection cases from Kruk Cards.

Mr. Fusion loves those Collegiate Collection cards.. On page 6 of the manual they are listed as the preferred fuel source..

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by novakjr

Mr. Fusion loves those Collegiate Collection cards.. On page 6 of the manual they are listed as the preferred fuel source..

I was thinking more along the lines of using them to fuel my wood stove, but if they can help power my hovercraft in the very near future, I'll just rent a storage unit for them and wait it out for the foreseeable future.

[kmac32]

I would take it back a couple of years, knowing what I know today, to avoid my current health issues. Might pick a couple of stocks and cards up while I was there.

[BleedinBlue]

Originally Posted by drc

I don't recommend taking a time machine to the past. If you break down, the auto shop won't have the parts.

I wouldn't mind getting stuck in 1982.