Time distortion

Thanks for the replies people. One thing I've noticed and heard from a lot of people is that as we get older the faster time seems to go. As a kid the summer holidays used to last for what seemed like forever. Now it seems that summer has come and gone in a snap. I remember seeing a guy on TV going on about how we can make life slow down by having new experiences. To kids everything is new so I can see how that would work. I better start making a list of all things I've not done but would love to do. Anyone for a bungee?

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Come to think of it, I experienced a kind of time distortion today during a class. The clock in the back of the classroom said 9:00 (the time that our class starts). However, I didn't know the battery in it was dead and apparently neither did our professor (he looked over at the clock near the end of class and was like "What?? It's still 9:00? that can't be right..."). Well, about 20 minutes into class, I looked at the clock and actually thought it was still the beginning of class. Well, about 20 minutes later, I looked at it again and the time was still the same. I then knew that the clock must be dead. However, it made the class seem a lot shorter today which I was really happy about.