Great Scott!... Back To The Future!

02-Apr-25 03:24am
Helena H
I would like to go back 47 years and not make the same mistake as I did then.
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02-Apr-25 03:04am
Sheree T
Not interested in going back in time. Happy where I am now in life.
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02-Apr-25 02:20am
Teri 1282723
I wouldn't go back for any part of it.
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02-Apr-25 02:06am
Allen M 1199636
I would rather go to the future, the past would just give me a headache
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02-Apr-25 01:45am
Len G
Would 💕 to go back to see the signing of the declaration of independence
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02-Apr-25 01:09am
Cherene 1654291
Back to the 80s so I could make some different choices to better future me.
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02-Apr-25 00:59am
lin r
NO TY
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02-Apr-25 00:36am
Denise C (Qld)
Go back to the 70s and stay there
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- 02-Apr-25 00:44am
  APB
  I can relate to that one!!..Edited 02-Apr-25 01:10am
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02-Apr-25 00:31am
Connie B 1227041
I enjoyed growing up and being a teenager in the 80s. I’m not really sure if I would enjoy it now. And thinking of going back in time and having to lose so many loved ones all over again is something I couldn’t take.
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02-Apr-25 00:23am
APB
Thanks Rewardia for the Picture!
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02-Apr-25 00:12am
Hamid T
I would like to go back for 200 years to see some of my ancestors, and found out about their daily life struggles.
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02-Apr-25 00:06am
Linda C
We all look back and think it was better back then. It was just different and expectations were different. Go back 100 years and people died of curable diseases these days due to vaccinations and antibiotics and advances if surgery etc. are either wiped out or cured. The air was cleaner??? No they sprayed DDT in streets and everywhere to kill mossies etc. Industries spewed into the air. Fires were used in most households and this polluted the air as well. We cannot look back with rose coloured glasses thinking it was better. In balance some things were but others not same as today.
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- 02-Apr-25 00:17am
  Leisa J
  Well said. 👏👏
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- 02-Apr-25 00:20am
  APB
  Even going back to when you were 19 and walking around would probably give you a bit of a shock...you edit out details...like a house party with everyone smoking indoors...even going into a busy pub...you wouldn't be able to breathe...your eyes would stingEdited 02-Apr-25 00:32am
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- 02-Apr-25 00:34am
  Linda CAPB
  Cigarettes did not become popular until after WW1 as soldiers were sent ciggies by the then governments of the day. I do remember going to hospitals, travelling on trains, parties, restaurants etc. where people smoked but I did not find it intrusive as people do today. I said 100 years back which would have been 1925 and things were very different then. Diphtheria killed so many for one thing. For me if I was 19 again it would be late 1960's and times were different. Not so many cars, people were more polite, jobs were aplenty, politicians much the same. Edited 02-Apr-25 15:31pm
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