In Times Like These Quotes

“If you post your used concert tickets on Craigslist and someone actually buys them, you know you’ve found yourself a time traveler.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“What happened, happened. You can never change the past. Not really. You can just choose to live in a time where things are different.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“People say, 'Time heals all wounds.' That may be true, but relocating to an alternate reality can sure help too." -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 1941”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“If you meet experienced time travelers, you can usually trust that they are intelligent. The nature of this business rapidly weeds out the morons.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 2110.   I”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“A time traveler’s clock ticks no slower than anyone else’s. Guard your minutes and seconds closer than your dollars and cents. You can predict when you’ll be out of money, but not when you’ll be out of time.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 1986   Flames”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“It doesn’t pay to insult another time traveler. In fact you should make it a rule of thumb to never anger anyone today, who can go back and stab you yesterday.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 2008   I’m”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“They say timing is everything. I would argue that spacing is a close second. It’s no use showing up right on time, if you fuse your leg through the coffee table.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 1989   The”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“Time is Money’ is an inaccurate statement, unless you are using it in the early twenty-first century connotation of the word, meaning ‘outstanding’, or ‘excellent.’ In that case, I’d be pretty ‘money.’” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 2009   Carson,”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“I frequently lecture on the dangers of misusing time. People often ask me afterward about what I feel is the biggest waste of time, suspecting that I will say something like television or arguing politics. I think the biggest waste of time is feeling sorry for yourself. That and traffic. Thankfully I found a way out of that one.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 1972   The”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“If you post your used concert tickets on Craigslist and someone actually buys them, you know you’ve found yourself a time traveler.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 2013   “Where”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“I once met a time traveler who insisted on only traveling to his own birthdays. He claimed he was over a thousand years old. I found the idea rather ridiculous, but I have to admit, he did get a lot of free drinks that way.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 2115   The”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“Don’t assume that because you know something in the future won’t happen, that you can do nothing. Sometimes the reason it doesn’t happen is you.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 1997   I”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“You should never pass up good food just to deal with your personal problems.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“Ignorance has its perks. I’ve almost forgotten what it’s like to have an uncomplicated existence.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“It doesn’t pay to insult another time traveler. In fact you should make it a rule of thumb to never anger anyone today, who can go back and stab you yesterday.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“the world where time is no longer about straight lines, but about paths not taken, a secret world where consecutive events in your life don’t have to be consecutive at all.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“People say, ‘Time heals all wounds.’ That may be true, but relocating to an alternate reality can sure help, too.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 1941”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“A time traveler’s clock ticks no slower than anyone else’s. Guard your minutes and seconds closer than your dollars and cents. You can predict when you’ll be out of money, but not when you’ll be out of time.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 1986”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“What timestream are we in right now?” Blake asks. “That’s an excellent question to ask,” Bob says. “And often.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“If you post your used concert tickets on Craigslist and someone actually buys them, you know you’ve found yourself a time traveler.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 2013”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“Maybe you should pull it out,” Francesca says. “That’s what she said,” Carson mutters. Francesca takes a swing with the back of her hand and smacks Carson in the shoulder.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“It’s no use bestowing the theory of transverse timestream navigation on someone who is going to teleport themselves in front of a steam-roller on their first jump.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“It doesn’t pay to insult another time traveler. In fact you should make it a rule of thumb to never anger anyone today, who can go back and stab you yesterday.” -Excerpt from the journal of Dr. Harold Quickly, 2008”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“I lost track of my age some years ago. Now when people want to know, I simply ask them how old they think I am, and then congratulate them on their accuracy.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“A time traveler’s clock ticks no slower than anyone else’s. Guard your minutes and seconds closer than your dollars and cents. You can predict when you’ll be out of money, but not when you’ll be out of time.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“The world rarely gets negatively impacted by pie,” Quickly replies.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“Montana?”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“I’ve realized that people are happier thinking what they know is true. Telling them the actual truth doesn’t always improve things.” Cowboy”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“Don’t assume that because you know something in the future won’t happen, that you can do nothing. Sometimes the reason it doesn’t happen is you.”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These

“As a teacher of anything it is often difficult to remember that just because you have covered something does not mean it has sunk in properly, or really been processed to the point of understanding. Perhaps I”
― Nathan Van Coops, In Times Like These