When I was kid I was obsessed with time capsules -- I remember burying at least two around our apartment complex, but since we now live in an entirely different country the chances of me ever unearthing them are slim to none.

Jeremiah McDonald made a video (on VHS!) time capsule of himself 20 years ago*, and now, through the magic of you tube, we can watch him have a conversation with his future self. Well done!

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<em>*By the way, 1992 is 20 years ago. "20 years ago" isn't as long as it used to be.</em>

With the ubiquity of videophones and computers, I wonder how many of these types of videos will make it to 2032? I can totally see my boys making one of these!