If you could turn back the clock what year would you like it to be again?

[bluestateguy]

This is a tough one for me.

The years I've chosen are somewhat random.

[Sanity Claws]

1. 1993-1996

Those were good years for me and the country.

[asthmaticeog]

2. 1987

I'd choose a different college.

[Huckebein the Raven]

3. 1994

I would go to a different high school

and 1998

I would choose a different college

[ScreamingMeemie]

4. 1998. The year our miracle was born. The year our marriage evened out.

The year we bought our first home. Life, love, everything was working out fine. :hi:

[kedrys]

16. 1998 here too

Had a great job paying mucho $$$$$ and good benefits, Billy Jeff was in office, my house hadn't started to implode, my neocon nazi neighbors hadn't moved in next door, X-Files was still on the air...

I better stop here before I get too bummed out. :(

[solinvictus]

5. 1987..

I'd have waited to join the active Army rather than going into the Reserves at 17.

[hedgetrimmer]

6. 6th century bc

[Sanity Claws]

13. I don't remember it well

Tell us why.

[MrScorpio]

7. 1979 - The year I graduated from High School

All the things I would do, if i knew what I know now

[Dave Reynolds]

8. 1979

Purely for selfish personal reasons, I made some totally life-screwing mistakes back then.

Luckily, I learned some things, though.

[candle_bright]

9. I wouldn't turn back the clock at all

We'd have to go through all the crap we've already gone through all over again.

[mike_c]

10. about 10,000 BC...

Dawn of agriculture and all that. "All right, listen up! This-- is my boom-stick...."

[Redstone]

11. 1972. May 10. About 2:30 PM

I could have avoided doing something that I'm still paying for having done.

Assuming that I'd know then what I know now.

Redstone

[mike_c]

20. dude, that's thirty years....

I'm sure you know that better than anyone. I hope it works out. Best.

[Redstone]

27. Thank you for your kind words...

Things have worked out OK, but I do tell the kids "if you hurt yourself badly enough when you're young, don't bother getting old." Though generally only on cold, rainy days.

(Just joking, of course.)

Redstone

[bobthedrummer]

12. 1962. Puberty.

I'd like to go through that again knowing what I know today at 55.
:rofl:

[tinfoilinfor2005]

21. 1962 for the same reasons. And to try to change some stuff.

[bobthedrummer]

23. Wow, we are birth cohorts on some social scientist's database!

:hi:

[cedahlia]

14. 1995

was one of, if not, the most exciting, fun years of my life. And there was lots of great music around that time, too.

[SmileyBoy]

15. 1993, all the way to 2000. Then start all over again.

Ah, those were the days...

[pres2032]

17. 2002 - sophomore year of college

i'd say 2001 and relive all of college again, but that would include 9/11 and i'd rather not relive that.

[RagingInMiami]

18. Nov. 2000

And I would be in Palm Beach telling those old fucks not to vote for Pat buchanan

[arwalden]

19. 79 Was My First Year Of College... But I Would Have Enjoyed The 40's Too..

... so I vote for 45. (But does that mean that I can't enjoy it since I wasn't even born yet?? Or does this magic spell allow me to be alive and go back in the past as well?)

[samplegirl]

22. 1997

was flying high

[CO Liberal]

24. 1963

I'd try to convince President Kennedy to avoid Dallas.

[Yupster]

25. 1969 because I missed the

girl I shouldn't have missed. I'd like to make a better effort.

Historically, 1860. I'd like to do what I could to avoid the Civil War.

[BikeWriter]

26. Aw, shit. Back to my first love, my babies...

[Freebird12004]

28. 68

I was not far away from moving out of the South forever. I've had a helluva good time up north but every time I start thinking about moving back south something happens that takes me farther away from Georgia.