> I've heard of a movie where little blue men built the entire world (again, it could be only close to what I'm recalling) one minute at a time. Occasionally, in the rush to meet the one minute deadlines, they'd forget or lose something.
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> gab"So when those car keys go missing, tell your boss that the little blue men forgot to make them."by

I think that was an episode of the Twilight Zone. I saw it... It was cool. They talked about stuff like that, where you are SURE that you know where you put something, and then the blue men forget to build it during the minute that you look for it, and you can't figure out why it isn't there, but then later you go look, and it is there (because you looked in a different minute when they DID build it.) I think about that show often. It was very intriguing. Some very neat concepts of time travel in there... Time travel was possible, but you would end up seeing parts of the world being constructed or dismantled. Time flowed normally at every point in "time". In fact, the blue workers' foreman had a watch so he could keep track of where "real time" was at so he could get his workers out of a particular minute before real time reached that minute.

Don "I like it A LOT" Monkey