I certainly would. I think I would only want to do it if I was able to keep a limited knowledge of my life now so I could try to improve it. There are many things I wish I had done, or people I had talked to. But alas we are living now. I was in 4th grade during the switch to the new millennium. Its amazing how much things have changed since then. I'll have to relive my entire life inside my head, wondering what could have been...This is a real depressing thread that probably doesnt fit here, Im sorry. I guess we can just discuss what we remember and what we would have done in hindsight.

Perhaps we could prevent the Jews from doing 9/11

I concur.

I wish I can relive my life and add the small details to make it exceptional, but I've enjoyed most of the ride anyhow.

That's a year in my life I'd never want to go back to.

Let me print off the lottery number history page first.

i thought 9/11 was a government conspiracy?

what flawed logic do you use to make it the jews fault?

banks(espc:fed reserve), media, education, huge lobbies = control of government...

QFT. I don't remember most of 2000, it was a fucked-up year... and not in a good way.

Dude it was the Romans, it always has been.

Hell, I honestly would not go back to 2000, unless I was being paid a large lump sum, 30,000 or so, and getting to keep my brain as it is now.

Those were the days where I had to use dial-up! :-(
and I was only 10 at the time, so I would have to go through puberty and 'highschool' all over again. Fuck that!