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Are you finding yourself struggling to cope with the fast pace of modern life? Do you long for a simpler time when people didn't have to be connected 24/7? If so, you may be interested in learning how to time travel.

Of course, adapting to life in other eras can be a bit tricky. But with these tips, you'll be sure to make a smooth transition – no matter when or where you land.

If you're traveling to a time before the invention of the flush toilet, be sure to pack plenty of baby wipes.

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Well, if you're looking to travel in time and place it's essential to properly equip yourself with the right supplies - none more so than when you take a step into the past! It's silly, but with good reason - one can never be too sure what kind of delicacies await that now might not have been available back then. For example, if you're heading to a place prior to the remarkable invention of the flush toilet, it might be wise to take some extra baby wipes with you. Sure beats using leaves or rocks... am I right? Get ready for an adventure of untold wonders and make sure you've got your backup plans in place just in case. Oh, and don't forget your baby wipes!

Don't drink the water! Unless you want to get dysentery, in which case go ahead and chug away.

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If you're planning on traveling through time, we suggest that you pay close attention to the drinking water. In our experience, any water from before the 21st century is not to be trusted. Unless, of course, you want a world class case of dysentery-- sorry, did we say world class? We mean interstellar! In which case, don't feel like having some dubious Ancient Roman aqua isn't going to harm you. This is time-traveling 101: think twice before gulping down anything that might send you back home with an illness that would make Typhoid Mary look like she had a mild cold. So bring your own bottled drinking water and make sure it's at least up to EPA standards before opening it up and guzzling it down!

Traveling back in time to meet historical figures can be tricky. Do your research so you know what they're like in real life, otherwise you might end up getting punched by Abraham Lincoln.

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Going back in time to meet a historical figure might seem appealing, but let us assure you - if you don't do your research first, it can be painful! We speak from personal experience when we tell you that there is a real risk of getting punched by Abraham Lincoln. The last thing you want to do is travel back in time and inadvertently insult the man with the top hat. Do your due diligence and make sure that you know exactly what kind of person the historical figure was in reality. Otherwise, punching won't be the only consequence that awaits you!

If you're going to be spending any length of time in the Middle Ages, make sure you know how to use a sword. It's not as easy as it looks on TV.

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Time travel has its fair share of excitement and adventure - who couldn't use a little jaunt back to the Middle Ages? But if you're looking to truly immerse yourself in the adventure, then there's one important thing you must learn first: how to wield a sword. You may think it looks easy on TV, but trust us - when wielded with grace or recklessness, swords can be dangerous and powerful tools. Knowing how to use one not only serves you well in those ancient battles, but also acts as a might reminder that time-travel isn't just a short-term escape - it's an opportunity to truly experience history!

And finally, always remember that no matter what era you're visiting, there's nothing wrong with a little time travel insurance policy (i.e., packing a spare set of clothes and some granola bars). You never know when you might need them!

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Alrighty, time travelers! Been to the future? The past? Once you've done your globetrotting through space and time, make sure you come prepared with a backup plan: some tasty snacks and a spare set of duds. As we know, time travel is unpredictable. You never know when you'll find yourself stranded without a bite to eat or some fresh duds - so best stock up just in case! And remember: always dress for the era - whatever it may be.

So there you have it, folks! A few helpful tips for those of you planning on doing some time traveling of your own. Just remember to pack plenty of wipes, don't drink the water, do your research, know how to use a sword, and always insure your trip with a spare set of clothes and some granola bars. And if you can manage all that, I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time visiting historical figures... even if some of them do punch you in the face.