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  • Marc1301
    You could always put wigs, and bras on the other pirates,.....Arrrggghhhhhh!
    They probably used that sound for a reason.[xx(]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I'd opt for the period in America between the War of 1812 and the Civil War.
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  • fishkiller41
    40's
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  • Jacob2008
    70's maaan [}:)][:D]

    Just kidding.

    God has a reason for everything, so I wont question it.
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  • mond
    The 50/60's - no camera's- no forensics-slow trains-open hills-& lodsa ??????????-clean air - less garbage walking the sreets.
    [:D]
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  • elkoholic
    same place but about 1850.
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  • slipgate
    The middle ages! Men were men!
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  • kristov
    Ancient Rome. The neat thing about life in the Roman Emnpire way back then is that I could also be an engineer during that time period.
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  • slackmason
    speaking of pirates i would love to live in the Anarchist Pirate Utopia of Libertaria!


    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertaria
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  • mango tango
    1930's up to now. I'm not looking forward to the next 40 years, the world and it's morals are all screwed up now, I can't imagine what the future will bring. But since i'm only 48, i'll be stuck with it I guess!
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  • mateomasfeo
    If I could choose ANY time at all I would go with two days before the day after tomorrow...

    [?]
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  • Rosie
    1000 years in the future. Think of the technology!! That is if the world survives that long.
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  • daveald
    I wrote a long winded post to explain why and then deleted it, close your eyes and imagine a time greater then NOW.I only wonder what we pass on. to our children
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  • needmyguns
    IN THE FUTURE SO MY POST COUNT WOULD BE HIGHER THAN ZIPPERZAPS[8D][8D]
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  • Stink Foot
    I want to live in the times when you dressed like those hippies at the renasance festival cause I look dam good in tight pants. Damn straight
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  • Captplaid
    50-100 years in the future. Women will wear less clothes.
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    quote:Originally posted by Stink Foot

    I want to live in the times when you dressed like those hippies at the renasance festival cause I look dam good in tight pants. Damn straight


    You can do that now ifn ya want.
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  • Stink Foot
    quote:Originally posted by MT357
    quote:Originally posted by Stink Foot

    I want to live in the times when you dressed like those hippies at the renasance festival cause I look dam good in tight pants. Damn straight


    You can do that now ifn ya want.


    It aint the same dog without a little famin rape and slaughter. Damn straight
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  • Colt Super
    I would like to have been born in Munich, in 1919.

    Must be post toilet paper.

    Doug
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  • pickenup
    Beam me up Scottie, there is no intelligent life down here. [:D]
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  • Zebra
    The Roaring Twenties
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
    I would like to have been born in Munich, in 1919.

    Must be post toilet paper.

    Doug


    Ah Doug, The Freikorps is having a blast shooting Commies, but the crushing payments Germany is having to pay the Allies, especially the vicious French is killing the economy. The shortages and rationing of basic goods would depress you that you couldn't support your family. The crippled men returning home are pitiful to see.
    There is one bright bit of hope to hang on to, a former soldier is speaking of the Kaiser and the crooked politicians that stabbed the army in the back. He claims to be an artist, but is a great public speaker. He claims that Germany will rise again to it's natural place among the great nations of the world. Adolf something is his name....
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  • Colt Super
    It's 1933, and we are joined together in the Jugend. There is a bright future for der Vaterland, and I will be part of it. They have said I may become a pilot.

    I attend rallies, and listen closely to my Leader.

    Doug
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  • dheffley
    Turn of the century in the 1900's. What a life to see all of the changes that were to come. Maybe meet John Moses Browning and Charles Garand.[^]

    And, if I were able to know then what I know now, I would have bought all of the Coca Cola stock I could during the great depression![}:)]
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  • Blade Slinger
    The roaring 60s, Dude it was a blast[^]
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
    It's 1933, and we are joined together in the Jugend. There is a bright future for der Vaterland, and I will be part of it. They have said I may become a pilot.

    I attend rallies, and listen closely to my Leader.

    Doug


    It's 1942 and we're on the Eastern front. Your sorties in your JU-87 are busting the hell out of Red Armor, but they always keep coming. Soon we will have a cannon pod to fit under your wing. It's starting to get cold and the maintenence men are having to build fires under your engine to keep the oil liquid. We still haven't been issued winter uniforms and the men are stealing the overcoats and boots off the dead Russians. This is not the cakewalk Herr Reichsmarshall promised. We should have finished England before invading the Soviet Union. Perhaps as soon as Gudurian and Paulus take Stalingrad, we can be done with this awful place.
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  • Plain ole bubba
    I would want to be back in the old west buy a lot of colt pistols new at 4 dollars each and land for a dollar an acre but my luck would be id be the guy that john Harding shot for snoring to loud...
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  • He Dog
    Rosie, imagine your chances of finding a job in 1000 years.


    Gotta be since the advent of INDOOR PLUMBING!!! No outhouses for me!

    I am thinking late 1950's, early 1960's. Gonna invest in IBM, and when Microsoft does its IPO...
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  • Colt Super
    I got hit in the left shoulder - a billion Reichsmark wound - and have been evacuated to the officers hospital in Obersalzberg.

    They say they will repair me, and I should be able to serve my Leader again, within a few weeks.

    Keitel wants me to be his personal pilot.

    Doug
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  • wundudnee
    I'm pretty satisfied with the present. The good old days are fun to talk about, but I've been there. I'm just barely keeping up with new technology so I may have reached my limit for absorbing new things.
    I'm comfortable, warm, dry, happy, kind of like an old dog lying by the fire.[:p]
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