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Showing posts with label time travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label time travel. Show all posts
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Steampunk stylee comes to Stirling
Spotted in The Junk Rooms in Stirling (a new cafe), this rather Steampunk-style menu holder. I think it would fit rather nicely in the Matt Smith Dr Who-era TARDIS.
Friday, 23 April 2010
Signs I Like #9 (part 2): Time Travel, contd.
On Tuesday this week, I posted a photo of a poster found in King's Park in Stirling, apparently left by a teenage time traveller (my assumptions) called Ollie, who was advising the reader that he planned to re-materialise at that spot today at 11.34 a.m.
Unfortunately, due to having to work for a living (they call it work!), I couldn't be there to see who turned up (one way or another). But his "courtasy" (his spelling) deserved a response, so "someone" stuck up another poster this morning, awaiting his arrival by time machine:
Unfortunately, due to having to work for a living (they call it work!), I couldn't be there to see who turned up (one way or another). But his "courtasy" (his spelling) deserved a response, so "someone" stuck up another poster this morning, awaiting his arrival by time machine:
I wonder what happened at 11.34 a.m.?
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Signs I Like #9: Time Travel
Oh, this made me smile - two copies were taped to the metal benches next to the skateboard bowls in King's Park in Stirling yesterday morning:
I'm tempted to be there at 11.34 a.m. on Friday just to see who has turned up to see who turns up, if you see what I mean. A few things - the spelling of "courtesy" has obviously drifted a bit in the future, the young man (it is signed "Ollie" and it reads like it might have been written by someone in their teens, although they are obviously already a high-achieving science geek!) WILL be arriving naked, as he has scored out that he won't be arriving naked (I wonder whether an earlier experiment has revealed that he can't take clothes with him?), so it might be good if someone takes along some spare clothes or a towel or something for him, and I like the time travel movie references (Back to the Future, Terminator) but am confused by the reference to The Fly (which wasn't a time travel film, I add geekily). No reference to H.G. Wells' The Time Machine either - shame!
I'm also trying to work out when and how he taped these signs on (did he tape them on yesterday morning and then press on forward to Friday 11.34 a.m.? In which case, he must have been more than "pretty sure" that he had a time machine. Unless that was its first use) and "when" he will be arriving from? Anyway, I have a meeting then, so sadly I can't be around... more shame!
I'm tempted to be there at 11.34 a.m. on Friday just to see who has turned up to see who turns up, if you see what I mean. A few things - the spelling of "courtesy" has obviously drifted a bit in the future, the young man (it is signed "Ollie" and it reads like it might have been written by someone in their teens, although they are obviously already a high-achieving science geek!) WILL be arriving naked, as he has scored out that he won't be arriving naked (I wonder whether an earlier experiment has revealed that he can't take clothes with him?), so it might be good if someone takes along some spare clothes or a towel or something for him, and I like the time travel movie references (Back to the Future, Terminator) but am confused by the reference to The Fly (which wasn't a time travel film, I add geekily). No reference to H.G. Wells' The Time Machine either - shame!
I'm also trying to work out when and how he taped these signs on (did he tape them on yesterday morning and then press on forward to Friday 11.34 a.m.? In which case, he must have been more than "pretty sure" that he had a time machine. Unless that was its first use) and "when" he will be arriving from? Anyway, I have a meeting then, so sadly I can't be around... more shame!
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