| This is a tough one for me, if I had to choose between two it would be colonial times in America (late 1700's), or the 1960's, when Rock music started to become more recognized and popular. |
"So wave goodbye to the hope we were born with, and say farewell to the chance of surviving this holocaust of love, this age of lost souls, but I'm holding on with both hands and I'm never letting go." |
| Present time for me, all the racists would want to live in the past. A life without the technology we have now is a step back on gaining knowledge and evolution. Being in the past is too predictable and have already been documented and whitewashed. |
| save all the cute girls from ntr manga |
| da future |
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| 1940's Germany, convince Hitler not to invade Russia until the western allies are defeated. That or save Rommel so he can lead Germany to a glorious future. |
ThrashMattoSep 14, 2015 11:03 PM
 I love Christine "If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. He will put some things behind, will pass an invisible boundary; In proportion as he simplifies his life, the laws of the universe will appear less complex, and solitude will not be solitude, nor poverty poverty, nor weakness weakness." - Henry David Thoreau |
SubaTonic said: 60's, volunteer for Vietnam before they draft me and single-handedly annihilate the commies with a recurve bow and no shirt on. Then come back home and contract loads of venereal diseases. *que CCR song* |
"So wave goodbye to the hope we were born with, and say farewell to the chance of surviving this holocaust of love, this age of lost souls, but I'm holding on with both hands and I'm never letting go." |
| This one. I need my technology. My career relies on it. |
| Late 19th century London because of the events unfolding there. They were trying to cope with their large population boom and in the process became the world's largest city. I would have liked to meet Conan Doyle and read his works as they were published. Attempt to go after the infamous Jack the Ripper and see the completion of the Tower Bridge. While the poverty and disease stricken streets would be a downside I'd try to get in good with the Rothschild banking business. If that didn't pan out I'd try my hand at police work. |
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Astros said: Late 19th century London because of the events unfolding there. They were trying to cope with their large population boom and in the process became the world's largest city. I would have liked to meet Conan Doyle and read his works as they were published. Attempt to go after the infamous Jack the Ripper and see the completion of the Tower Bridge. While the poverty and disease stricken streets would be a downside I'd try to get in good with the Rothschild banking business. If that didn't pan out I'd try my hand at police work. I was thinking about that time period in England as well. I feel like the cultural aspect of English people back then is quite intriguing |
"So wave goodbye to the hope we were born with, and say farewell to the chance of surviving this holocaust of love, this age of lost souls, but I'm holding on with both hands and I'm never letting go." |
| The fuedal ages of Europe or Japan, maybe China at the various points in its warring past. I would like to not sieze power, so much as put the skills and mind I have to the test for a worthy master on his rise and if need be, fall. Something about those, in a manner simplier times, when one could live for some time, and as the instrument of war or statecraft, even if as a slave would be far better than the pointless freedom, backstabbing, and "peace", I find myself with today. During those times one could prove ones worth, it didn't count so much on connections or documentation. So the region of the 15-16th Century or before, back to the 400's in the case of China. |
RedArmyShogunSep 14, 2015 11:43 PM
| the carboniferous period because of the giant fucking dragonflies |
ChissyCheeze said: It was an odd and interesting time. The city was met with a large portion of immigration and because of it advanced to accommodate it. I mean they developed home security, the first railway(in london), larger sewer systems which would be improved on until today. While being a trading capital as I already stated it was plagued by disease and poverty which resulted in increase of crime. Really, it was a huge melting pot that the Britians were trying to get a handle on.I was thinking about that time period in England as well. I feel like the cultural aspect of English people back then is quite intriguing |
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Astros said: ChissyCheeze said: It was an odd and interesting time. The city was met with a large portion of immigration and because of it advanced to accommodate it. I mean they developed home security, the first railway(in london), larger sewer systems which would be improved on until today. While being a trading capital as I already stated it was plagued by disease and poverty which resulted in increase of crime. Really, it was a huge melting pot that the Britians were trying to get a handle on.I was thinking about that time period in England as well. I feel like the cultural aspect of English people back then is quite intriguing It really is an interesting time period. I'm probably going to Wiki Britain's history now because I really only know the fundamentals of how everything was there back then from what I had learned when I was in school. |
"So wave goodbye to the hope we were born with, and say farewell to the chance of surviving this holocaust of love, this age of lost souls, but I'm holding on with both hands and I'm never letting go." |
| 60's - 70's America man. Great time for music and american culture and movements. I ain't going to Nam though. |
Status_EffectSep 15, 2015 1:20 AM
| The future |
Know said: Present time for me, all the racists would want to live in the past. A life without the technology we have now is a step back on gaining knowledge and evolution. Being in the past is too predictable and have already been documented and whitewashed. Ditto. I don't have any reason or desire to live in the past. I think some of the people that do might just be romanticising it too much, based on what they've read and watched in fictional stories of those time periods. I got a feeling they'd miss the present time pretty soon. |
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| . ToastofJustice said: 60's - 70's America man. Great time for music and american culture and movements. I ain't going to Nam though. I wish I was able to go to Woodstock. |
 I respect your opinion as long as you respect mine. |
| - XVIII century Italy or France because of the great people of the time and because i like this century art, culture, and fashion. - Ancient Greece or Roman Italy during Roman Kingdom/Republic/Empire for the same reason of above. Alternately, the far future would be cool too. |
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| Right now. Entertainment technology and modern medicine are the only real reasons I need. Going back to the past would mean pretty much losing all my favorite movies, shows and games, along with technology as a whole not being as good. The profit would be...?? |
| "How can we go on a quest to regenerate the world if we can’t even save the people standing right in front of us?!" -Lloyd Irving, Tales of Symphonia |
| Victorian era, but I'm not rich so maybe it wouldn't even benefit me, that is as long as I can go back to my time. |
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| Future. Live in virtual reality and become immortal m8. |
| The space age because alien females aren't as crazy as human females. |
J3tstream said: I wouldn't have high hopes.The space age because alien females are less crazier than human females! |
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| this one we got vaccines, technology and anime. |
絶対大丈夫だよ  |
| Would like to see what the future looked like, but I'm pretty ok with the time period I'm living in. |
hoopla123 said: Future. Live in virtual reality and become immortal m8. I feel like that future is a lot closer than we think, say, within the next 100 years or so |
"So wave goodbye to the hope we were born with, and say farewell to the chance of surviving this holocaust of love, this age of lost souls, but I'm holding on with both hands and I'm never letting go." |
| The world of tomorrow. |
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| I was gona choose 17th century Japan but I was like "nah I'll live in the present" because it doesn't matter what era you are a samurai in it just matters whats in your heart. |
mayukachan said: Are you implying your career can transcend time? Obviously not, but using that as a basis for your decision makes you seem really boring.This one. I need my technology. My career relies on it. |
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| The Medieval Period; where all people are living in honor and glory for God. |
| Twitter and it's consequences had been a disaster for the human race |
| 30 years from now , when there are androids that Japan releases worldwide. I want my Ayanami model, goddamnit. And maybe an Ikari Yui just in case. |
Sw0rdless said: dekomaru said: The future |
| i make terrible youtube videos, dont click the link unless you have literally seen everything else in existence https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH8qW8C2w0PNpTGlA-0r_HA |
Remv_quevav said: The Medieval Period; where all people are living in honor and glory for God. That one too |
"So wave goodbye to the hope we were born with, and say farewell to the chance of surviving this holocaust of love, this age of lost souls, but I'm holding on with both hands and I'm never letting go." |
| I'd stay in this period, traveling to the future would suck because I'd not know anything about the new technology and people would think I'm an idiot, traveling back to the past would be a bad idea either because people would still think I'm an idiot. In general, technically, a human can't live in the past or the future, it's not possible to adapt to these kinda so new environments. |
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| This time period and location is good enough for me. I wouldn't change. However far future sounds interesting.:) |
| Why do so many of you people want to see the far future, all you'll see is the skulls of your children, as you relize the mistakes that were made. |
RedArmyShogun said: Why do so many of you people want to see the far future, all you'll see is the skulls of your children, as you relize the mistakes that were made. Inevitable, to say the least, that the far future is seemingly bleak. Unless people get their shit together and stop being ignorant assholes then maybe, yeah I'm sure the future would be better then. |
"So wave goodbye to the hope we were born with, and say farewell to the chance of surviving this holocaust of love, this age of lost souls, but I'm holding on with both hands and I'm never letting go." |
| Wtf man. I'm having a bad case of deja vu. I've literally seen this thread before. Well, I think, anyways. |
| "There's no shame in falling down... true shame is to not stand up again!" "Aah? Of course I won't miss!" "My blood tastes like Iron." "Run through the tape in life! Never give up! Run through the tape!" |
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