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Thread: time twist
- 28-Feb-2005, 22:48 #1Unregistered Guest
time twist Abraham Lincoln riding a motorcycle is an example of this. Sorry for the Jeopardy phrasing, but it is the best way I can think of putting this. I an't seem to remember the term for two items from different eras in time appearing in the same scene.
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- 01-Mar-2005, 02:21 #2
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Teacher Re: time twist It's an anachronism.
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