If you had a time machine

[Twodogs]

Would you go back to round one 1954 or forward to 12.45 Sunday, round one 2016?

[chef]

54 with out a second of thought.

[Twodogs]

Would you write down all the tattslotto numbers and stuff?


Yep 1954 too. A young Whitten, Jack Collins kicking bags? Charlie Sutton shopping early.

[Hotdog60]

Easy, 12.45 Sunday, round one 2016. I'd get the lotto numbers and retire and pay of the doggies debt.

[Bulldog4life]

Would you write down all the tattslotto numbers and stuff?

Oh God yes.

[1eyedog]

December 6 1941 and I'd tell the Japanese not to be silly because it won't end well for them.

[Murphy'sLore]

I assume I can go forward to the date of our next Grand Final victory? I'll take that.

[Hotdog60]

December 6 1941 and I'd tell the Japanese not to be silly because it won't end well for them.

Despite what happened in the end, would they have developed into the technology masters today if the American influence didn't occupy them from 1945. Anyway, I think this is OT.

[Dancin' Douggy]

1954.
And I'd buy some real estate while I was there.
And some snappy outfits.

[Bulldog Joe]

Always look forward.
Revisiting the past would change everything we know.

Life is lived in the future and what lies ahead is more important than anything in the past, simply because you cannot influence the past.

[hujsh]

1997. Get the goal ump too sick to officiate. History re-written.

[Greystache]

I'd go back to the late 1800's with a huge quantity of aluminum and swap it for gold. Or am I doing this wrong?

[Twodogs]

I'd go back to the late 1800's with a huge quantity of aluminum and swap it for gold. Or am I doing this wrong?

Well and truly in the spirit of the thread. Given we ain't ever getting a time machine anything goes really.

[1eyedog]

Despite what happened in the end, would they have developed into the technology masters today if the American influence didn't occupy them from 1945. Anyway, I think this is OT.

Probably not but it was a massive price.

[Twodogs]

1415 would be good. The three popes (one pope and two anti popes technically) and the conference of Constance to sort the problem out and then off to France to watch the French and English battle it out at Agincourt.