Sunday 100: Time Machine

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I had thought of a brilliant title, which I was going to post this week, but I have forgotten that. I have other titles in mind, but I wanted to use that title, cos it was an interesting title and now it is bugging me. Being inactive is not a good thing for your memory and I should eat loads of almonds! I haveta find out the title otherwise…..

So without further ado, the title for this week is:

Time Machine

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7 Responses to “Sunday 100: Time Machine”

krishn on March 23rd, 2008 12:41 am

Life ll b finished the day Time Machine becomes real….. Time cannt b mechanized…
efficiency is tiny….
only time machine possible is “travelling machines” which can carry people from 1 place of earth to other place…..
1 can live literally at same time (time in watch) if he has a plane with higher speed. journey from east to west, can keep him at same time at every stop, if he has planned properly….
time machine is true within the concept of time defined by man only….
this is just imagination that 1 can travel in past and future in physical means…
1 can do this journey through mind only…
:d
Arun Prakash on March 23rd, 2008 2:21 am

This is an urgent SOS from writer kumar who is stuck in the year 2028 and is desperate to return to 2008.
He has taken you on a tour of BOLLYWOOD 2028, met SRK, seen a few movies by Audi-Hop,viewed a film shoot,and checked out all you guys in 2028.

Please send him an Time machine, if there exists one. If not then please built one. I’m sure that would’nt be a problem. We have lots of engineers and scientists at PFC.
If you need anything from 2028,please mail him.
Jo chaiye, milenga.
But please rescue him.Send a Time Machine.
tarvinder on March 23rd, 2008 2:28 pm

He walked out the door and saw another one which said ‘time machine’. he went in and pressed the lever marked ’start’. the world started to become hazy as he felt the room turn. Later, he would faintly remember reading on the dial
“-00:00:00:00:01:00:00″. He passed out. He woke up. ‘I’m still here.’, he thought. ‘What a waste of time and money’, he said out aloud to himself. He stepped out of the door and saw another door closing. Then he saw himself coming out of the opposite door. The two stared at each other as this story ended sufficiently worded.
Honhaar Goonda on March 24th, 2008 3:50 am

tarvinder.. you need to go back to the time machine room and re write the story cos it’s insufficiently worded - you have one extra word in you story.

but.. it is a bit funny..
RK on March 25th, 2008 3:23 am

He always desired to go back in to his past to correct many of his decisions.
As it is said that one gets opportunity to fulfil what he desires most.
Time machine was one touch away from him.
He could go back in to the time to rectify some major decisions of life.
But first time he understood that whether he took decisions or time compelled him, he lived an eventful life.
He could not gather courage to press the button. He threw Time Machine in to water.
Suddenly he got up, sweating, but with a new outlook towards life.
RK on March 25th, 2008 3:43 am

He got a chance through Time Machine to project himself in to the future.
But before he could press the button he desired to see the future era on the monitor.
He saw him wandering in a strange time. Everything was so different, people were behaving differently.
He looked so outdated among them.
He got that none of his dear ones would be there. He understood clearly that he was not mere mind but he had some connection with his own era through his heart.
Happily he abandoned Time Machine.
His understanding was awakened to enjoy fully the present life.
Neeraja on March 25th, 2008 6:54 pm

He wasn’t sure if it would work but he had to take the risk. He took a deep breath and stepped into the machine. It made a deafening noise and soon he found himself in the middle of a war.
People shouting ‘Rani Lakshmibai ki jay’. He had done it! He was in 1857!
Suddenly everyone was staring at him, he looked down… what the hell! no clothes! He should have been dressed according the era automatically. What happened to the dresscode program he had uploaded.
At least the time machine worked.
Just then he saw Sushmita Sen shouting ‘cut’!

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