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[madcuriosity]

Oh ah, I beg your pardon. I hope everyone is safe after the storm.

At lunch today, everyone kept asking me what I was going to be for Halloween and if Mr. Stark gave full-sized candy bars.

I told them I would be me and they laughed.

What do they mean then? I don't feel like I can really ask them what does "what will I be for Halloween?" mean. And what is a "full-sized candy bar" and why should Mr. Stark be giving them to anyone?

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[madcuriosity]

Oh, then I should most certainly get her microchipped... it... it doesn't hurt them, does it?

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[moviemagic]

As far as I know they don't seem to notice they have one. But you can ask a vet who usually does that type of thing when you get your cat a check up.

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[madcuriosity]

There are so many inventions now. How do you keep track of them all? How do you all know what to use and what to do with them?

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[moviemagic]

In my case. it's because I've grown up with it, so it's easier to adapt. But I don't know for those much older than I am.

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[madcuriosity]

.... Miss... I'm seven.

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[moviemagic]

I know. I just know back home people older than me would get confused sometimes.

Your world is probably different than what mine is.

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[madcuriosity]

Do you have an England where you are from?

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[moviemagic]

We do. Across the ocean than where I'm from.

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[madcuriosity]

And did that England or does that England have a Queen Victoria?

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[moviemagic]

No Victoria, the current queen is Queen Elizabeth

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[madcuriosity]

Was there a Queen Victoria? For me it's 1875.

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[moviemagic]

Yes there was I think. I mean not great with English History since I don't live here, but that sounds about right.

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[madcuriosity]

Mnn, then maybe we're from the same Earth, I'm currently living under the reign of Queen Victoria.

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[moviemagic]

Maybe just a different point in time. Like time travel movies.

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[madcuriosity]

Or just asking Time, I suppose. Everyone is a time traveler, after all. It's much stranger to not be one than to be one.

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[moviemagic]

Honestly. Wasn't one until I came here, but I didn't come here by choice.

But then again time travel is like that in shows...you go somewhere you don't want to.

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[madcuriosity]

Oh no, even before you came here, you were a time traveler, we all were. It's much odder to NOT be a time traveler.

After all, you went from one minute to the next, one day to the other, a year to a year.

Simply because it's slower doesn't make it any less impressive.

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[moviemagic]

So...a time traveler is just living a normal life.

Tim traveler where I am means they can hope through time periods, rather than minutes.

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[madcuriosity]

Why do you sound so disappointed?

And you ARE hopping through time periods, think of you as a baby and you now, how different you are!

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[moviemagic]

I guess I just find the definition as different versions. I was thinking more about jumping through huge time periods instead of just a few years forward in your life. Periods where one might not be alive.

That type of deal.

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[madcuriosity]

It's not that I don't understand...

But I think that it's important to be impressed by impressive things as well, especially if we would otherwise take it for granted.

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[moviemagic]

Impressed by impressive things? Like what for example?

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[madcuriosity]

By our time traveling! I've met people stuck in the exact same minute of the day every day! It's dreadful!

But we don't live that at all!

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[moviemagic]

How do people get stuck in the exact same minute?

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[madcuriosity]

They upset time, of course.