Back to the future

[johnnygobbs]

Happy Back to the Future day! 

Now, I've got to finish my dehydrated pizza, put on my self-lacing sneakers, and get in my flying car so I can catch the next showing of 'Jaws 19' at the local Holomax theatre. 

[Edd Grayson]

Lithium mode on!


And Johnny, don't forget to wear your two ties to work. 

[johnnygobbs]

Lithium mode on!


And Johnny, don't forget to wear your two ties to work. 

I was going to work, but I just received this fax  :

[Edd Grayson]

It will be erased. Your future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one!   

[riddler]

happy back to the future day everyone!

[JokerMeThis]

Happy Back to the Future Day!

Where are the flying cars? I want a flying car!

I also want a holodeck and a food replicator. Oh wait...wrong future. 

[Edd Grayson]

Between a hoverboard and the transporter beam though, I would still pick the latter.

Four to beam up, Mr. Joker! 

But I want to see Jaws 19. And maybe Rocky XX too, while we're at it.

[johnnygobbs]

Between a hoverboard and the transporter beam though, I would still pick the latter.

Four to beam up, Mr. Joker! 

But I want to see Jaws 19. And maybe Rocky XX too, while we're at it.

Sadly, Max Spielberg's 'Jaws 19' hasn't been getting very good reviews. 

[Edd Grayson]

I wish I could go back to pre-production time, and tell them to stop it. 

[JokerMeThis]

This is something Back to the Future II got right. Seemingly endless movie sequels and the return of 3-D.

I'm more interested in seeing the extremely distant future. Like Dune's year 10,192 and The Time Machine's 802,701. I don't expect to see what we see in the movies. I just mean I think it would be interesting to see those years in the real world. The very distant future.