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Time for a change
October 29th, 2007

Time for a change

I find myself listening less and less to albums these days, preferring instead to throw everything on shuffle. I think it might be the thrill of not knowing what’s coming.

Soon though, those crazy scientists will be re-arranging history. There have been rumblings for some years now that we might once again have woolly mammoths roaming around.

So, I suppose, what I mean to ask is, ‘If you could have anything that has gone before appear now, what would it be?’

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11 Comments

  1. Joseph Hewitt Identicon Icon Joseph Hewitt on 29.10.2007 at 14:39 (Reply)

    Just last night I was discussing with my wife how cool it would be to still have megatheriums wandering the wilds of Canada.

  2. tia Identicon Icon tia on 29.10.2007 at 15:14 (Reply)

    Newton, ftw.
    he’s contributed more to physics than Einstein

  3. Joseph Hewitt Identicon Icon Joseph Hewitt on 29.10.2007 at 15:19 (Reply)

    Be careful that you get young Newton, though. Like Elvis the difference between young Newton and old Newton is vast.

  4. Ben Identicon Icon Ben on 29.10.2007 at 15:22 (Reply)

    Dropbears became extinct 30K yrs ago.
    I want em back.
    Natural predator of the human!!!!
    Something about the thought of a few hundred kilo’s of pissed off marsupial lion falling outta a tree at ppl that intrigues me…….

    But really, I wouldn’t want anything of the past back, I’d prefer to expend resources on the future.

  5. franzy Identicon Icon franzy on 29.10.2007 at 20:37 (Reply)

    What are you talking about Ben? They never left! That’s the reason no Australian walks under a tree.

  6. justine Identicon Icon justine on 29.10.2007 at 23:18 (Reply)

    hey guys, dont be mean. some people actually believe in drop bears. i mean, um, i totally have a drop bear colony in my backyard.

  7. Adam Identicon Icon Adam on 30.10.2007 at 01:43 (Reply)

    Megatheriums are pretty cool – a 5 ton creature with almost bullet-proof hide and a rather unsavory odour… reminds me of the time I met Brian Blessed. He was hanging from a tree in our local park, swiping down at passers by, shouting the phrase, ‘Gordon’s alive!’.

    Newton isn’t that disimilar. Joseph’s right, we sometimes refer to the ‘Janus faces’ of Newton. On one side a coherent scientist dedicated to empirical proof and on the other side a religious nutter prone to bouts of paranoia… I’d have him round for dinner though.

    Right, I’m off to do some research about Dropbears.

  8. Roo Identicon Icon Roo on 30.10.2007 at 05:29 (Reply)

    Matriarchal poly-amorous communistic societies?

  9. Seraphine Identicon Icon Seraphine on 30.10.2007 at 08:36 (Reply)

    I would love to try the first Twinky.
    I’m not sure what was in them
    (perhaps banana cream?) but they’ve
    changed the formula since then.

  10. Ben Identicon Icon Ben on 30.10.2007 at 23:42 (Reply)

    Drop bears are only the coolest creature to exist.

    They are scary and lethal.
    I once watched a cadet wipe vegemite behind his ears in an attempt to repell them.

    Dropbears
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4409039.stm

  11. Ben Identicon Icon Ben on 31.10.2007 at 00:01 (Reply)

    OK, so that article says nothing about them dropping out of trees, but apparently the marsupial lions used the falling outta trees as their main strategy.
    There are some major flaws in this tactic, tho it has some benefits.

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