Quote by Timothy Pina

Actually it's this easy to explain: When your time's up...poof...your time is up!

Actually it's this easy to explain: When your time's up...po

Summary

This quote suggests that once one's allotted time or opportunity has expired, it abruptly comes to an end. It implies that life or a specific situation can change suddenly and without warning, emphasizing the ephemeral and unpredictable nature of time or opportunities. Whether referring to the concept of mortality or the passing of a specific moment, the quote suggests that when the time has come, it swiftly disappears, leaving no room for further chances or actions.

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By Timothy Pina

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