The Fall of Chronopolis -- Anyone Read This Book?

[utunnels]

Oh, timelines =/= time zones. I didn't understand your post due to my poor sense of language. LOL
Geeze, I must be old or I need to memorize more English words.

[Sajainta]

CURSES, I was wrong.  Joshalonian Empire, then.  I should have known. 

[FaustWolf]

Ahh, what an interesting concept: The greatest empire is the one with the most timelines! Wow, maybe Kato's been searching for a way to up the ante in terms of story, and he's found it! I have to wonder if he's hinting anything in this Tweet.

In Soviet Russia, timelines conquer you!

[Sajainta]

It really has occurred to me that the "In Soviet Russia" joke will never get old.

[Lord J Esq]

Quite true, because in Soviet Russia...old gets YOU!

Trendy Trend: Woo! Look at me! I am fashionable!
Soviet Russia: OLD'D!!
Trendy Trend: Gah! I've been olded! Now I am resigned to the dustbin of fashion until I go retro in 30 years!
Soviet Russia: *хихикать*

[Sajainta]

You can put that on your хихикать page too.  XP

[utunnels]

Ahh, what an interesting concept: The greatest empire is the one with the most timelines! Wow, maybe Kato's been searching for a way to up the ante in terms of story, and he's found it! I have to wonder if he's hinting anything in this Tweet.

In Soviet Russia, timelines conquer you!

Hmm, since I haven't read the book, so I don't know what the untranslated name is.
But it should not be Time Zone we talk about in real life, I just assume.

[Lord J Esq]

No worries, utunnels. It has nothing to do with real-world "time zones." It was just a goofy quirk of the imperfect translation.