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Originally Posted by miles
I would most likely have been pissed off with the British Empire and would be sending angry letters to the newspapers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKOI am surprised by thatQuote:
Originally Posted by miles
I was amazed that is nearly 100 years when the first world war happened, so I would not mind going 100 years in the future and seeing how that would look like.
There is a Dr Who episode where the woman goes back to the 1930’s and ends up living in that time period. I would have put loads of bets on cup matches and other things that I could remember to ensure I was rich enough to have lived and survived. Think Cardiff won the FA cup in that decade.
:yay2: Hi and Im Miss Texus, What wuz the qwestoin?Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerI just realized that my question seems to be something that is asked from a beauty pagent.Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
My watch is a digital one that Bernie gave me, I cant get my fingernails to push those little buttons on the side, so I cant turn it back.
I don't know Neutral, I guess it depends on your circumstances, i'm 63, so it would hard to imagine going back and re-experiencing some of the shit I had to endure growing up, going to high school, et al.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCorner
It's fun to speculate on turning back time, but perhaps we're fortunate we can't. It's better to focus on the present, and make the best out of who we are now.
Stop spoiling it Mars_ax. I take it you were bullied at high school, wouldn't you want to go back and kick their ass. :)
I hear you, Mars_ax. It's so hard to go back when you are already successful and satisfied in your life. But life isn't perfect and you may have made some mistakes you wish you haven't made, or some undesireable events may have happened that was beyond your control. You may want to go back just 10 -15 years and make life even better, if not for you then at least for others. Just imagine how much grief and sufferings you would prevent by stopping the 9/11 event from happening. But this is just wishful thinking, just like daydreaming of winning the lottery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axI don't know Neutral, I guess it depends on your circumstances, i'm 63, so it would hard to imagine going back and re-experiencing some of the shit I had to endure growing up, going to high school, et al.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCorner
It's fun to speculate on turning back time, but perhaps we're fortunate we can't. It's better to focus on the present, and make the best out of who we are now.