I remember that day.
It seemed like I had just gotten up and the day was gone!The days really are going by faster!!!!
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I remember that day.
It seemed like I had just gotten up and the day was gone!
Torvy
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I wonder what modern people did to cause it? Probably need a commission to study it.
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Don't forget about the 15 year old girl we need to whine on and on about it...getting all the left leaning media's panties in a bunch...!
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How dare you!
Citydude
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No wonder my hangover lasts into the morning. 
Rockbadchild
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yeah its a well known phenomenon as you get older the faster the days pass by...
No, It's Not Just You: Why time "speeds up" as we get older - Science in the News
No, It's Not Just You: Why time "speeds up" as we get older - Science in the News
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I have always held that as you age, months and years seem to go faster because as a percentage of your life experience, these periods of time are indeed shorter. To an 8 year old, a year would seem to last forever because one year of a total of four (if you don't count the first four developmental years) represents 25% of their existence. When you are 54 that same period of time would be only 2% of your existence.
If perception of time is relative in proportion to your age, then the older you get the faster it would seem to go.
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My wife and I were just discussing that on our evening walk a couple days ago. It’s already August!
Doughknob
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It is the fact that we are bringing up all that oil, from underground, and then burning it into the atmosphere. Thus, the mass-distribution change inside the earth makes it spin faster as we extract and burn off things near the relative surface of the planet.