I think its masterbation. Because they r technically the same person.   See 6 other replies

Just a thought to throw in; several brother and sister twins have told me they have been asked if they were identical twins. Usually all they would have to answer is "think about it." This case in Sliders does make for an interesting situation.   See 6 other replies

It's basically incest, not really masturbation. they're not one and the same person, they're each other's dimensional counter-parts, so technically they're identical twin brother and sister and yes, it's pretty gross.   See 6 other replies

Well yes and no: A standard floppy in 96 was capable of hold 1.44 megs and some 2.88 meg units existed.What Jester is talking about was commonly referred to as a SuperDisk or the LS-120, later there was a 240 meg variant as well. They were more common on Apple systems than PC's, but came in a wide variety of connections (just like Zip drives at the time.) They could also read and write to a standard floppy, so only one drive was needed:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LS-120They also used something akin to a standard floppy (at least in shape, and similar in design), unlike the Zip system which used something similar to a hard drive platter.The other flip side to anyone's argument is there was no "hi-def" video in 96. Not like now, at least not outside of perhaps a professional video studio. So in reality you'd be dealing with at best 640x480, but probably 320x240, using a codec like Indeo Video 4/5. With the right settings the Indeo Video 5 codec could easily get you 1 min of 320x240 video in 100 megs.   See 13 other replies