If somehow you were involuntarily sent back in time...

[kenberman]

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If you were sent back to 745 AD you wouldn't know how to speak English as it was spoken back then. You wouldn't be able to understand a word and they wouldn't be able to understand you.

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lets assume the force that sent you into the past and changed your clothes also gave you the power to speak the English of that era.

[mason55]

Calculus. It's easy enough to show them but won't be invented for awhile. You can show a lot of things that most people would consider "simple math" that would blow their minds.

[dblgutshot]

I would make playing cards and teach them simple games. Eventually get them into poker and tear the games up and win a castle from some king fish.

Ok but seriously....teach them some cards games.

[imported_CaseClosed326]

I would do what most people would do. Start crying, 'cause this would suck sooooooo much I can't even beging to think about it.

[rusty JEDI]

Invent the printing press and then have Grade 8 students writing essays about you for the next 1000 plus years.

Your ability to read, write, do math, and pleasure women should get you a posh job somewhere.

Not sure when crop rotation started, but start that sh!t up and grow the biggest vegetables in all the land.

rJ

[slamdunkpro]

First - boil my water

Second invent Beer, Soap, and toilet paper - in that order!

[balkii]

the correct answer is:



show them your boomstick. all the convincing that you're from the future, none of the hassle of being burned.

[GrooveNougat]

You could probably do the old Ben Franklin kite/key and invent electricity. That and predict that the Spurs would win the NBA finals in 2005.

I don't even want to think about how stank those women must have been. Word.

[toss]

In that case, what would Martin Lawrence do?

[slamdunkpro]

"Shop smart, Shop S-Mart!"