Would you go through the stones, if you could? (Poll Closed) (poll 8219576)

Would you go through the stones, if you could? (Poll Closed)

Of course, if Jamie Fraser was waiting for me! 34% (728 votes)
No, I wouldn't survive in an earlier time. 3% (70 votes)
Maybe for a short visit, but not to live there permanently. 20% (414 votes)
No, I'd miss the conveniences of modern life too much. 3% (71 votes)
Yes! I'd love to see the 18th century. 13% (281 votes)
No, I couldn't leave my family and friends here. 6% (117 votes)
No, it sounds too dangerous. <1% (6 votes)
Yes, but I'd have to bring some essential items with me. 8% (170 votes)
No. I like reading about it, but I have no desire to time-travel myself. 6% (119 votes)
I'm not sure. 2% (36 votes)
No, it took a lot of hard work to live in the 18th century. 2% (41 votes)
I don't believe time-travel is possible. 1% (18 votes)
Other 2% 51 votes

Total Votes: 2,122

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Leslie Saari - 10 years ago

I'd have loved to go when I was 20, and new 21 year old hubby probably would have loved it too...BUT , I would have wanted to return to have a family!
Moseyer49 - 10 years ago

I have a M.A. in English Lit, specializing in 18th century literature. A friend once told me I was born 200 years too late and 3000 miles from home, and I think she's right. I'd go back in a heartbeat!!
Pogonip - 10 years ago

I'm 76, I remember visiting my grandparents who lived in a way not too different from the 18th century. Their house had no electricity or running water (other than the pump) although those things did exist in cities and larger towns. So I feel like I've BTDT, and at my age, I like my comforts.