If you could go back to any point in the past and change one thing, what would it be?

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Spider posted 06-28-99 07:01 AM ET
I would terminate William H. Gates III at an early age, and do the world a favor.
Spider
Monopoly disruption and temporal manipulation go hand-in-hand....
Saras posted 06-28-99 07:03 AM ET
I would buy stocks that I should have bought...
Allod posted 06-28-99 08:25 AM ET
Kill my mother and see what's happening to the universe because of this paradox. (No, just joking.) I wouldn't change anything as I'd be far too afraid that it could affect my life to go wrong...
GaryD posted 06-28-99 08:36 AM ET
I would have been a gentleman, and let the other sperm go first.
Picker posted 06-28-99 02:07 PM ET
Buy 100,000 shares of Microsoft in 1983. In my name of course.
M_ashwell posted 06-28-99 02:21 PM ET
i would buy 2 lottery tickets with all the correct numbers one would go to me the other would go to the the woman i love
Valtyr posted 06-28-99 02:31 PM ET
I would not eat that last pickled herring.
*vomit*
jig posted 06-28-99 04:50 PM ET
I would go back and kill my father before he married my mother so that I would never be born.
And then if I'm still alive after that...well, tough luck.
Stasis Archon posted 06-28-99 05:10 PM ET
I would become my own father, just to see what would happen.
Seriously, I'd buy lots of Microsoft and AOL stock, winning lottery tickets, bet on sports events, etc. Anything to get money.
Money doesn't bring happiness, but I don't want happiness, I want money.
Koshko posted 06-28-99 09:15 PM ET
I would go back a few seconds in time to stop myself from going back in time.
Q Cubed posted 06-28-99 09:55 PM ET
either
a) buy into computer stocks in great quantities, or
b) prevent the Japanese occupation of Korea in 1910 (and maybe prevent the influence that it began to exert in 1900 or so)
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Author	Topic: If you could go back to any point in the past and change one thing, what would it be?
Spider	posted 06-28-99 07:01 AM ET I would terminate William H. Gates III at an early age, and do the world a favor. Spider Monopoly disruption and temporal manipulation go hand-in-hand....
Saras	posted 06-28-99 07:03 AM ET I would buy stocks that I should have bought...
Allod	posted 06-28-99 08:25 AM ET Kill my mother and see what's happening to the universe because of this paradox. (No, just joking.) I wouldn't change anything as I'd be far too afraid that it could affect my life to go wrong...
GaryD	posted 06-28-99 08:36 AM ET I would have been a gentleman, and let the other sperm go first.
Picker	posted 06-28-99 02:07 PM ET Buy 100,000 shares of Microsoft in 1983. In my name of course.
M_ashwell	posted 06-28-99 02:21 PM ET i would buy 2 lottery tickets with all the correct numbers one would go to me the other would go to the the woman i love
Valtyr	posted 06-28-99 02:31 PM ET I would not eat that last pickled herring. vomit
jig	posted 06-28-99 04:50 PM ET I would go back and kill my father before he married my mother so that I would never be born. And then if I'm still alive after that...well, tough luck.
Stasis Archon	posted 06-28-99 05:10 PM ET I would become my own father, just to see what would happen. Seriously, I'd buy lots of Microsoft and AOL stock, winning lottery tickets, bet on sports events, etc. Anything to get money. Money doesn't bring happiness, but I don't want happiness, I want money.
Koshko	posted 06-28-99 09:15 PM ET I would go back a few seconds in time to stop myself from going back in time.
Q Cubed	posted 06-28-99 09:55 PM ET either a) buy into computer stocks in great quantities, or b) prevent the Japanese occupation of Korea in 1910 (and maybe prevent the influence that it began to exert in 1900 or so)