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“If I had a dollar for every time someone claimed they mastered time travel…”
“No, really, I’ve done it. There are complications, but I don’t know how far they extend.” “What do you mean by that?” “Well, for example, you remember the Red River Flood?” “Sure I do. All the sludge sloshing around in the basement, books and furniture floating around. I was young, but the image is burned in my mind.” “When was the Red River Flood?” “Let’s see, Spring 1950, I think.” “That’s right, that’s exactly when it was.” “So what does that prove?” “Pull out your driver’s license and check your birth date.” “What good will that do, I know exactly…” “Just do it.” “Here it is – wait, the date – it’s…it’s …December 1, 1951. What the…” “I told you, there are complications.” “Oh my God...What else?” (139 words)
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