eBay Madness #32

[Villan]

Want to be a Time-Lord? Just get this time-machine finished and you can!

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If you can't get it to work, why not try the 'Hyperdimensional Oscillator' ? Great! Er... wtf is that then?
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"The Hyperdimensional Oscillator™ is based on the famed Teslascope ,the device that Nikola Tesla invented to communicate with other planets. In effect it is a transducer, capable of converting the high frequency of cosmic rays to an energy field which can interface with the human mind. We can use these energies for healing the human body, or simply allow them to guide and instruct us as Tesla did. The possibilities of The Hyperdimensional Oscillator™ are indeed limitless and our research has merely scratched the surface of this incredible technology. Like Tesla himself, we have been guided in our research by higher forces and channelled information which has enabled us to build the Teslascope in miniature using 21st century electronic componentry."

Yours for only $89 - bid now !

What a load of :!: - I bet that women is building an extension to her house to put them in.

[BuLLiTT]

8O I introduced an old school enemy of mine to time travel back in '78....I punched him into the middle of the next week! I reaaly hated him for taking the piss out of my 'posh' southern accent, and a year or two after leaving school saw him intown and set upon him, i dont know what came over me, but by the time i was dragged off him he was a bit of a mess, tho not permanent i hope! all that pent up anger!
Anyway does that count as time travel Villan...its painful but does not require 1.2 giga watts of energy....just a pint or two! :lol: :twisted:

[Villan]

Excellent. Who needs a Tardis when you've got a BuLLiTT?

[willofgod]

1.2 gigawatts? What the hell is a gigawatt?

I think your refering to the power requirements of the fluxcapacitor in Back To The Future. I was just about to point out that its actually 1.21 gigawatts... But then I realised that would be really geeky, so I wont bother.

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