Comments on: The Friday Four #23 – Time-Space Continuum Edition

By: Rudy Flores

Rudy Flores — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 22:24:07 +0000

1. The first time i kissed my wife then just my girlfriend.

2. Martin Luther King’s “I have a dream” speach.

3.I’d tell myself never to break her heart. never to cheat….

4. my capsule would have every movie/concert stub and every sentimental thing from the first years of my marriage (before i became an idiot) and from now on.

By: gabo the clown

gabo the clown — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 20:03:51 +0000

1. This is such a tough question, i think i may just go with a super simple answer. Maybe a really good day or surf. Im thinking last summer at pipes with marie and matt. Or maybe the day i met ariel…either or.

2. Beatles first apperence on Ed Sullivan

3. i owned everyone then, i own everyone now..no change.

4.My barbie myspace page, just to freak out the future. Touch me here kiss me there hanky panky

By: eartha

eartha — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 19:09:12 +0000

1. Call me sentimental, but when you were brought home from the hospital – the first time I met my little sister. Aw, ::sniff::

2. The day I was born. I’d like to see what went on that day.

3. Stop using your credit cards and go to community college to learn programming.

4. My macbook so I could compare how old it is to the new one I’d have. Pictures and gadgets mostly.

By: Mikee

Mikee — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 18:46:04 +0000

1. Dinner for 2 in Rome. It seriously felt like a scene from a movie.

2. I’d love to go back and witness the dinosaur age.

3. “You’re gay!”

4. Yea, iPod for sure! Although I doubt it would work in 20 years. I’d probably write about myself and what I’m doing, goals, dreams, people I’m close to, etc. And pictures.

By: Holly

Holly — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 17:08:14 +0000

1. The first time I traveled out of the country landed in Paris to visit Jonathan. Seeing the Eiffel Tower for the first time (that same day) and going to the Louvre. That’s when I realized how much there is to experience and how much I love travelling.

2. I’d love to see Martin Luther King giving the I Have A Dream speech. When I was in DC at the Lincoln Memorial, there’s a plaque in the ground where he stood and gave that speech. Maybe it’s just the black history month in me, but it seems like it would have been awesome to see that.

3. Do your effin’ homework and get a scholarship, dammit. And go to the gym.

4. My iPod, so I can remember all the cheesy music I liked. My favorite outfit, so I can see how horribly I dressed. Pictures of all my friends, especially drunken ones from Vegas. And my G5 from work. lol