You're favorite Time Period

[VanOranje]

If you could pick a time period you could visit what will it be and what will you bring with you to survive that time, say two weeks??

I cant wait for the answers.


(I love to talk about time travel)

 

[Mikoyan]

Hmmm...London 1977 , and the only thing i'd bring are my clothes and my boots, and be part of the house occupations and stuff.

 

[willemvanoranje]

To the most important happening in history for the world ofcourse:

June 13th 1986, VU-hospital Amsterdam: I was born!

Or maybe to:
the future history, April 4 2063 (some people will understand why)
1600 to Nieuwpoort
1566 in Utrecht
to Barbarossa
44 B.C. in Rome

 

[Strik]

Originally posted by willemvanoranje

Or maybe to:
the future history, April 4 2063 (some people will understand why)

And some people don't, care to explain??

Personally I would love to meet Einstein, Stanley Kubrick and Jezus between the time he was I believe 12 and 30, This part of his life is unknown Perhaps he was a really naughty guy.

 

[Sodak]

Maybe to Rome, circa 100ad. I'd pack a toga, toothpaste, and a grin. Woo hoo! Decadence for two weeks, then back home to rest.

 

[Juize]

My favourite time period is just before lunch.

 

[Kublai-Khan]

I´d like to be
in the expedition of Marco Polo
or Ibn Battuta
that would be so cool
from the mediterrrain to China in the middle ages..

But i need more than 2 weeks

i need like 5 years.

 

[xeven_god_of_helsibahr]

I would go back to Rome near the time of Julius. I would bring a small gas camping stove, batteries, my cd player (with Cd's), and an M-15 with a backpack full of bullet magazines.

 

[sonorakitch]

Interesting question.

For me, it would either be American West in late 1800's (would have loved to see the old frontier towns) or see what the Incas really did at Machu Picchu. Both would be wonderful for me.

Going to the old west, I would probably need a lot of guns!

Going to Machu Picchu, definetly a camera and some good hiking boots.

~Chris

 

[Whiskey Priest]

Hmmm.

Probably Frnace in 1848, 1968 (What can I say I love them rebellious French)

Canada, 1812