@Stem_Sell: It would certainly cover my needs.
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@PierceTheVin: On the other hand, when I went to install this background app for my wife, it warned me before I installed that it needed access to my personal contacts and access to the internet. That seemed sketchy to me, so I installed a different app.
@Dancing Milkcarton: Enjoy!
@battra92: and my new interstellar starship.
@Communist Pope: My 4-year-old MacBook Pro would play it if it wasn't still running 10.4
@Pikamander2: He's going to get turned into jelly in a few minutes anyway, what does it matter?
@FeatherNET [ :D ]: Wrong...Zerg Hatchery.
@JstSqzd: I think he's talking about naturally-occurring phenomena. We should probably also assume the exception of, you know, light.
@bluehinter: Short answer: breasts.
@diasdiem: That's the Hal Murphy preparedness method.
@crikerat: I think Apple relies on it's approval process to catch these things. I've never seen a warning when installing a new app.
@Drummertist v.2: It's like the Starship Enterprise, there are no bathrooms. Time for your digestive tract to get futuristic.
@Lauren Shaw: If I had to guess, I'd bet it was Hitler's grandson.
@diasdiem: The level of thought you've put into replacing your alternate self is disturbing.
@Anonymoose: Great. Now I'm Hungry.
@FrankN.Stein: Wait, wouldn't Fry be the father of his own mother? Otherwise, where did his hair color originate from? (besides recessive genes.)
@Lauren Shaw: Well, if the only difference between our universe and the original is that ours doesn't contain a jerk that would use time travel to murder his own grandfather, I'm fine with being universe B.
@diasdiem: Paradoxes wouldn't come into play but, that theory implies infinite universes, with infinite Marty McFlys going into infinite alternate pasts. It also assumes the universe "knows" to which universe the time-traveler belongs.
@mistermac2000: Basically, it's a system where one's grandfather is strapped to a table and constantly shot at with a machine gun.