Darkkevinyou at 6:45PM, Sept. 28, 2007

But they're the only people in the university. He cant but it on eBay cuz nobody put it up :p

Rage Nakasa at 1:26PM, Sept. 28, 2007

funny. I got that explanion as soon as cube sent it back.

Celtic_Minstrel at 10:13AM, Sept. 28, 2007

Of course, like any paradox, there's another way to resolve it. In this case it would be that there are two copies of the time machine for a short while. But that's obviously not the resolution you chose. When this comic entered the [url=http://crossoverwars.dragoneers.com]CW[/url], I didn't think I could possibly like it due to its art (or almost lack thereof). Having just read the archives, however (between comments), I think I like the nonsensicalness of it.

Celtic_Minstrel at 9:32AM, Sept. 28, 2007

This is perhaps the most mysterious of time paradoxes. Ultimately, you have to conclude that the object (time machine, in this case) was never created! It just came into existence, fully formed, at the earliest point of the time loop, and then disappeared from the world forever at the end of the time loop. (But that's only from the perspective of someone observing the timeline as a whole. From within the timeline, it's obvious where it came from: the future.) I kind of like this type of paradox, actually.

jusomagna at 10:30PM, Sept. 27, 2007

ugh, I hate paradoxes. my brain hurts.