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Author
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Topic: Teleportation Devices
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WarDog
Chimp with diapers
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posted 03-02-2002 11:50 PM
  
Does anyone have any knowledge of just how far away we are from having teleportation devices? It would be far easier to use them than trust the airlines and a hell of a lot faster than driving everywhere? Hey Lotus, the trips to and from England would be a snap hey! Cheers |
Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-03-2002 12:49 AM
Hey there WarDog...teleportation would indeed be a very good thing ASAP...because otherwise, right now...my next trip back won't be for another 6 years. I've logged up 125 hours to-ing & fro-ing, and that is more than enough. Greetings by the way. Do you come here often?  ------------------
This is a LOC-AL forum for LOC-AL people...there's nothing for you here! |
Promod
Monkey
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posted 03-03-2002 04:24 AM
Things like socks and keys have been able to teleport for years...  |
Gypsy
Monkey
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posted 03-03-2002 05:36 AM
But that is only because you forget where you put them .  ------------------
LIFE IS BUT A FLEETING MOMENT IN TIME , ENJOY WHILE YOU CAN |
Promod
Monkey
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posted 03-03-2002 07:31 AM
hehe ya true about my keys but can't account for socks... |
Hello Newman 2001
Monkey
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posted 03-03-2002 07:36 AM
I handcuff my socks to the radiator to stop them disappearing. They must never leave. |
Gypsy
Monkey
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posted 03-03-2002 07:46 AM
Ahah that would be the sock monster , what you need is a little mesh bag used to do your delicate smalls in . ------------------
LIFE IS BUT A FLEETING MOMENT IN TIME , ENJOY WHILE YOU CAN |
Promod
Monkey
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posted 03-03-2002 07:49 AM
a little socky bag for monsters hehee |
Gypsy
Monkey
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posted 03-03-2002 08:04 AM
It is supposed to keep the monster away from your socks silly .------------------
LIFE IS BUT A FLEETING MOMENT IN TIME , ENJOY WHILE YOU CAN |
Nick Zbu
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-03-2002 08:36 AM
Why a sock bag? I just use Rover from the Prisoner to keep my socks from bolting. Of course, the torturing to ask them 'why did you resign' is just a secondary pleasure. |
WarDog
Chimp with diapers
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posted 03-03-2002 03:35 PM
Hey Lotus,As often as I can, but then again, you know just how archaic Darwin is and just how much time I spend on course or out field at the moment. Alas, I must travel by the power of my Nissan otherwise i'd be on foot!
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Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-04-2002 03:07 AM
ah HA! BINGO! WarDog...so, been blowing up much shit lately? LOL  (And you owe me an e-mail, you fiend! Loads to tell you and talk about!)------------------
This is a LOC-AL forum for LOC-AL people...there's nothing for you here! |
WarDog
Chimp with diapers
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posted 03-04-2002 05:00 PM
Hey Lotus, unfortunately that little transfer is underway atm. I'm down in melbourne until June this year, then I return home in a non-explosive capacity |
djgaming
Monkey
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posted 03-04-2002 11:23 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Hello Newman 2001:
I handcuff my socks to the radiator to stop them disappearing. They must never leave.
Let's just hope that he doesn't invent some type of deadly inert gas,killing thousands by doing this!
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Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-05-2002 06:15 AM
*coughcoughcough*
WarDog...home to Darwin? Or, home to Brisbane? |
WarDog
Chimp with diapers
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posted 03-05-2002 03:42 PM
Nice bright sunny darwin,
back to the place where it never gets colder than 28 degrees!!!!
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Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-06-2002 02:46 AM
Try minus 7 sometimes in 2 inches of snow (in Glossop). Actually kinda fun! Gotta love the novelty value... |
Hello Newman 2001
Monkey
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posted 03-06-2002 05:14 AM
Glossop is a *really* nice town. If it just had a Piccadilly Records and Old Trafford then it would be perfect. |
Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-06-2002 05:32 AM
hahaha...so is Royston Vasey a *really* nice town! |
WarDog
Chimp with diapers
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posted 03-06-2002 03:44 PM
Lotus... As far as i'm concerned, Melbourne is a punishing place, the females don't like to talk to anyone and nobody knows how to drive, its cold and i'm away from my wife. |
Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-06-2002 05:25 PM
Melbourne...a very nice place to visit though (Bluebottle & Mrs live there)...but would be better if you had your girl with you. |
WarDog
Chimp with diapers
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posted 03-06-2002 06:47 PM
Yes i miss the wife, the queen size bed and the lovely temperature but i'm not knocking the extra gaming time The single beds down here are shocking, i'm pretty sure i'm the only one down here who has a heater going 24/7[This message has been edited by WarDog (edited 03-06-2002).] |
Gypsy
Monkey
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posted 03-07-2002 03:55 AM
Thought there was something familiar about Wardog , what did you forget your password seeing as you hhaven't been around for awhile .Good to see you back , hope it's a longer stay this time .------------------
LIFE IS BUT A FLEETING MOMENT IN TIME , ENJOY WHILE YOU CAN |
Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-07-2002 06:49 AM
Central heating here is wonderful. My "game" of choice is "Dark Age of Camelot"...heard of it? Yes, hope this time you DO stay around (and remember your password!)[This message has been edited by Lotus666 (edited 03-14-2002).] |
WarDog
Chimp with diapers
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posted 03-07-2002 10:00 PM
G'day there Gypsy, sorry, have been out and about the countryside for a while now, just starting to get things sorted out. Lotty password is something i can never forget ( again) MY Game(s) of choice are Diablo II Lord of Destruction and Medal of Honour Allied Assault atm. cheers! [This message has been edited by WarDog (edited 03-07-2002).] |
Gypsy
Monkey
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posted 03-09-2002 01:30 AM
Hi there WarDog , glad to here you won't be forgetting your password this time . Doesn't seem all that long ago you were getting married , must be hard having to leave your relatively new bride behind . ------------------
LIFE IS BUT A FLEETING MOMENT IN TIME , ENJOY WHILE YOU CAN |
Lotus666
ZooKeeper
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posted 03-14-2002 06:24 AM
Mmmmm...don't think I could stand to be away from my fiance for any length of time right now. Was too difficult being so far away from him when he left Australia. |
Hello Newman 2001
Monkey
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posted 03-19-2002 07:52 AM
It is difficult. Me and the other half have been together for very nearly two years and for the entirety of that period we've lived 200 miles apart. I think you just learn to appreciate the time you have together and take advantage of it to the fullest. |
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