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Why did so many dead animals in the past change into fossils while others preferred to change into oil? (Contributed by Alex Petty) Are you as good as I am at predicting the past? (Contributed by Stew) Why is nothing as good as it was before? (Contributed by Don Woods) Is it possible for obsolescence to become a thing of the past? (Contributed by Stew) Is it possible to reminisce with people you don't know? (Contributed by Don F.) Why do we say that Time passes? Aren't we the ones getting older? Perhaps time stands still! (Contributed by Don F.) Why should we waste our time reliving the past? Shouldn't we spend it worrying about the future? (Contributed by Keith Sullivan) Is this instant the one right now the moment of the future that is presently the past? (Contributed by The Wrights) If things are more like they are now, were things in the past less like they were then? (Contributed by Mike Hayward) Isn't how fast time passes directly proportionate with how interesting your work is? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com) Aren't fossil fuels a thing of the past? (Contributed by Anthony Cacchillo) Isn't the future assured? It's the past that keeps changing isn't it? (Contributed by Floyd Maxwell) If somebody invents time travel, travels back in time when their younger self was there, and dies? Wouldn't their younger self die as well? (Contributed by D. Thornton) Won't the brightest future always occur with a forgotten past? (Contributed by Tony Sills) Did they have antiques in the olden days? (Contributed by The Duke of Endor) Isn't time like a handful of sand, the tighter you grasp it, the faster it runs through your fingers? (Contributed by Floyd Maxwell) If you were born in a leap year, would you get older every year? (Contributed by Logan) We can't change the past, right? But we can ruin the present by worrying over the future, can’t we? (Contributed by Thom) Why is it that nothing is as good as it seemed beforehand? (Contributed by Ralphie) Isn’t it true that the past is a nice place to visit but certainly not a good place to stay? (Contributed by Don F.)

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