Well, like they say, nothing can set a precedent until it happens for the first time. Timescoop (1969)
The screen was a polychrome swirl, like a rainbow that had been through an electric blender. Timescoop (1969)
You’ve been competing against the past, and that’s a contest no one can win because the past has all the advantages. We’ve forgotten all its fiddling little drawbacks: the lice, the skin infections, the disgusting personal habits and the rest of it. Timescoop (1969)
I don’t usually talk much about this, Chester, because my grandfather dinned it into me as a child that it doesn’t make any difference who you’re descended from unless you can do something yourself to match what your ancestors did to gain their own notoriety. Timescoop (1969)