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Russian Scientist builds first working time machine, refuses to go back in time and "save Dana Plato from herself"

— at least, he hasn’t responded to my request that he get right on that.

Which, why even bother inventing a time machine, then, am I right?

24 Replies to “Russian Scientist builds first working time machine, refuses to go back in time and "save Dana Plato from herself"”

  1. DarthLevin says:

    He could deposit $1 into a savings account, send Obama forward in time 1,000 years to withdraw the accrued fortune, return him here, and save the U.S. economy singlehandedly!!!.

    I might leave the “return him here” part from the action plan, but I’m a bitter clinger.

  2. I guess this explains why we’ve all been transported back to 1978.

  3. Pablo says:

    Maybe he’s planning to save Stanley from that drunken Kenyan fellow.

  4. Squid says:

    I have a time machine, but it only goes at one second per second.

    (apologies to Steven Wright)

  5. A fine scotch says:

    If I told 1988 Dana Plato she had a beautiful body, do you think she’d hold it agains me?

  6. A fine scotch says:

    “against” me…

  7. Pablo says:

    Got smack, afs? If so, yes.

  8. TheGeezer says:

    The device achieves travel through time, according to its inventor, by utilizing strong magnetic fields that resonate about the capsule and affect the natural flow of time and causality by literally increasing or slowing the flow of time.

    During experiments, Chernobrov has shown that very precise chronometers, synchronized before the field is energized, experience a significant divergence in time after one has been placed inside the time machine while the other is kept far from the energized field as a control.

    Maybe he shoudl use plastic watches?

  9. Old Texas Turkey says:

    Any idea on how much vodka was consumed during said experiments? Vodka binges have been known to fast forward time.

  10. cranky-d says:

    TheGeezer has solved it already. Good show, sir.

  11. steph says:

    From his looks, it appears Chernobrov is traveling back to 1863 as Honest Abe.

    Methinks one could find a better use of time-travel than banging Mary Todd.

  12. McGehee says:

    I traveled back in time once, but unfortunately when I got there it was too late.

  13. Mueller says:

    Some people will believe anything.

  14. mojo says:

    There was a young lady named Bright
    Who traveled much faster than light
    She set out one day
    In a relative way
    And returned on the previous night

  15. Squid says:

    From his looks, it appears Chernobrov is traveling back to 1863 as Honest Abe.

    I thought he was going for the Rasputin thing, going back to get himself some fine Czarist tail.

    Which, come to think of it, maybe he did!

  16. pdbuttons says:

    i have a time machine in my house
    i call it a ‘mattress’
    i lay down on it and close my eyes and am magically transported into the future

  17. steph says:

    Rasputin(‘s) thing

    is such a wonder to behold that it is kept in a jar. A very very large jar. Google it!

  18. donald says:

    Did MTV kill the Tubes? I saw them in like 1976. Then MTV started and then they sucked.

  19. Ernst Schreiber says:

    In lieu of a time machine to save me from myself, anybody got any constructive advice for negotiating to purchase a used mini-van.

    Besides taking Aleve ahead of time and bringing plenty of anal lube I mean.

  20. guinsPen says:

    ahhh,
    mattless.
    zzzzz…

  21. Mueller says:

    #20
    What make of minivan?
    Hd a dodge caravan for 12 years and liked it a lot. Very nice van. Be warned though that the transmission in a caravan is extremely expensive to fix. We paid 1500$ for a used transmission for ours. A new trans cost about 3500.00 So ask to the repair history. Our transmission went out at almost exactly 100,000 miles.
    My wifes cousin has a Toyota minivan and I’m impressed with its quality.

  22. serr8d says:

    @20, Some of the used minivans you see might be fleet queens, so look out for high mileage on a late-model vehicle.

    The best minivan is undoubtedly the Honda Odyssey, but it’s also the most costly. Next best is the Toyota Sienna. The Chevy Venture is Queen of the fleet queens. I’d stay away from those.

  23. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Thanks for the advice.

    Frau Schreiber likes the Chrysler/Dodge minvans. So that’s what we mostly looked at today. Thanks for the warning about the transmission.

    On the fleet queen thing, carfax is your friend (unless carfax is the sales rep’s wingman… hmmm.)

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