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Why does the speed of time vary so much?

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Started by DougR in Ski Chatter - 14 Replies

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Billip1
reply to 'Why does the speed of time vary so much?'
posted Jan-2014

"Why does the speed of time vary so much?"

I'm sure Albert Einstein had an answer to that one, but I think it can all be summed up by the old adage: time flies when you're having fun :) Enjoy it !

DougR
reply to 'Why does the speed of time vary so much?'
posted Jan-2014

Well, I was right. The week went by in what seemed like 3 days. Back now and time had reverted back to it's normal speed. However, booked to go again in early Feb last night and all of a sudden time has gone on half speed.
Skied: On snow, On water, On mud, On slush, On ice. Oh, and on a few dry slopes.

Iceman
reply to 'Why does the speed of time vary so much?'
posted Jan-2014

and to rub it in......

3 days, 11 hours, 6 minutes, 44 seconds, 43, 42,41

Not that I am counting :o
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs

DougR
reply to 'Why does the speed of time vary so much?'
posted Jan-2014

Aye well, make the most of it cos it will be over like a flash.
Enjoy.
Skied: On snow, On water, On mud, On slush, On ice. Oh, and on a few dry slopes.

Iceman
reply to 'Why does the speed of time vary so much?'
posted Jan-2014

That kind of thing tends to happen a lot :oops:
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs

Dave Mac
reply to 'Why does the speed of time vary so much?'
posted Jan-2014

Iceman wrote:That kind of thing tends to happen a lot :oops:

I've heard that, Icy.....

Stevie999
reply to 'Why does the speed of time vary so much?'
posted Jan-2014

I purchased the little food zip bags for customs at the airport (just so I don't get charged a tenner each or something when I'm there), I felt like a 7 year old at Xmas as I have to wait a whole 10 days until they are used.

Is this wrong?

Topic last updated on 17-January-2014 at 21:03