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From the future 

That's an awesome iPAD.

Yeah, it's from the future.
From the future by IJGBalboa July 8, 2010
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from the future 

Another to say, "That's how I roll."
Dude?!? Did you really have to punch him in the face?!"
"Sorry, Kevin. I'm from the future."

The Princess From The Future 

One very famous Person on Quotev, formerly known as Quizazz, who has currently 412 followers.

Her followers are called "Oreos" and she acts as a princess and she will be the reason she has ruined your social life. Alike everyone else on Quotev, she has no social life. Yet, she says she "luffs" all of her "Oreos". She is called Maddie and will hurt you if you call her Madison, which is part of her full name. She is a very awkward and weird person, or time lord, as her "About Me" states. She is claimed to be very kind.
Ok, The Princess From The Future is really amazing.

invisible people from the future 

A group of villians from the future that are also invisible. Defeated by Harryman and Cousin Tex long ago. They loved throwing people into cardboard boxes.
The Invisible People From the Future will return and wreak havok on the present.

I am you but from the future 

Me to dara
Me: I am you but from the future
Dara: O_o
Me: :D

The Adventures of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen from the Future 

a graphic novel by Dav Pilkey,1 the second spin-off of the Captain Underpants series
In March 2021, the author and publisher announced that The Adventures of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen from the Future was being removed from the market for perpetuating harmful stereotype
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murderhobo 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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