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: THAT'S EXACTLY THE POINT! It's a Time Machine! If apparently the events started in 1996 (according to the wiki) how come we saw the London Eye. But if It started in 2010 how come it's not 2024. Even if it started in 2005 we are still not at 2010. | : THAT'S EXACTLY THE POINT! It's a Time Machine! If apparently the events started in 1996 (according to the wiki) how come we saw the London Eye. But if It started in 2010 how come it's not 2024. Even if it started in 2005 we are still not at 2010. | ||
: I don't think you're understanding. He started in a year after the London eye was built. We've noted (check the infobox) that he was in London post 1999. Then he travels back through time to 1996. After the events then, he travels forward to 2008, 12 years later, then after those events he travels two years into the future to 2010. It's perfectly simple. However, if it's noting in the main article you want, you'll need to find a way of saying post 1999 that doesn't sound silly. [[User:Mc hammark|Mc hammark]] 18:40, May 10, 2010 (UTC) | : I don't think you're understanding. He started in a year after the London eye was built. We've noted (check the infobox) that he was in London post 1999. Then he travels back through time to 1996. After the events then, he travels forward to 2008, 12 years later, then after those events he travels two years into the future to 2010. It's perfectly simple. However, if it's noting in the main article you want, you'll need to find a way of saying post 1999 that doesn't sound silly. [[User:Mc hammark|Mc hammark]] 18:40, May 10, 2010 (UTC) | ||
: But at what point did he time travel? Birdie94jb 18:42, May 10, 2010 (UTC) | |||
