None of ya'll are old at all.

Except Baumeister...he's a fucking living corpse.

When one of my students told me 'You look like you're 18, except for your hands. They show your age'

When these same students listen to 'Rhythm of the night' by Corona and start yelling: I was just born then.

When I press the spot between my spine and right-shoulder.

MarieLouise said:

BASTARDS!

I have no idea how old you are, but I'd guess 22 or 23? - you look young.

Spookymuffin said:

again

25, 26 this year I win a lot of money with it... Some months ago, I went to Holland with a friend to buy some weed just across the border. When we were ready to enter the coffeeshop, I told him 'If they ask me for my identity-card, you pay me two extra joints'. He took the challange

Acting innocent get people all confused. Then they start thinking I'm not even 18.

MarieLouise said:

First time I've seen your devious side.

Everyone's got one. I look young as hell, and I act younger to piss off barmen sometimes just so I can prove them wrong with my ID.

Othertimes I walk in discussing work and that really throws them off, even though it's the truth. Makes me feel old though.

RodeoSchro said:

i think they're both fairly generic bands, and they don't have the talent for bringing their flair for media spectacle on stage with them. that's something that gripes my ass about newer acts these days. they try so hard to come off as "genuine" or "authentic" that they forget all the crazy, pretentious, ridiculous stuff that made rock so fun in the first place, and they're fucking boring. so you're on "page six" all the time - great - do something as noteworthy while you're actually DOING YOUR JOB. sheesh

i've never felt old per se but i had a mini crisis when i turned 30 and felt like i'd wasted some good years and it was time to get crackin i stopped trick o treating in my mid 20s but i do every now and then when i take my sons. we watch the same cartoons and stuff (i stop short at some of the crappy music lol). i don't know, i'm still naive to a point, i still daydream dreams and believe in them and i lack alot of the cynicism that alot of my friends have accumulated despite some events in my life that could have made me just that. i would've never found myself capable of being responsible until i had kids of my own.

veronikka said:

Try turning 40, last year!!

Anxiety said:

Ocean said:

How do you remember that far back grandma?

When some random kid called me, "Harry Saggs", I was ready to beat his keister with my "Big Daddy" 'caine!
[Edited 8/22/07 13:13pm]

Stop taking the piss out of Wayne Rooney

ummm, actually THIS site, on occasion makes me feel old....especially when some butt head mentions my telling "50 year old stories".
I would never suggest those younger than myself telling 20, 30 or 40 year old stories. WTF? Everyone has their own unique experiences regardless of years on the planet.
I'm constantly around those older (60-90), in poor health and young people also with terminal illnesses and cancer. I'm just thankful to be physically and mentally healthy and alive.
Having children in their late teens, early 20's keeps me up on styles, culture, and music.
If anything is aging, it's narrow mindedness, unwillingness to experience new things, and unrealistic personal fears that can and should be overcome..

A few years ago, when most popular music started sounding like shit & I'd say things like "y'all don't know music!" Once in conversation I was talking about some song that I used to have a 45 of - one of my nieces asked, "what's a 45?"

& if one of you bitches asks the same I will CLUB YOU

when I became a mom.

I'll let you know, because I haven't felt it yet

EverSoulicious said:

Love your new avvie.

hokie1 said:

thanks it was one that mach posted on my avie thread

mdiver said:

*#&$&@*#@^#*@^$

Ocean said:

technically I'm still young (22) but....I felt a little creaky when vh1 started that "I love the 90s" crap.

We need a separate "Health & Wellbeing" forum.

http://prince.org/msg/3/243563

Justin1972UK said: