karmatornado said: Another thing that makes me feel old, I usually spend my tax return on worthless entertainment and trivial things. What did I do this year? I spent it on a new roof for my home, investment money in my IRA, and the left overs on gas money for a roadtrip I'm taking soon and groceries!
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karmatornado said: I'm in decent shape and have a fun personality, and don't "act" too old. I'm used to being an authority figure and all that good stuff and being called Mr. or Coach or what not, but this weekend an event unfolded that made me feel old for the first time in my life (I'm turning 28 next month) I was getting back from the races and a friend of mine called me to meet him at this bar and grill near my house. I meet him and we're playing billiards and having beverages and nachos when my buddy and I notice these two young breezies looking our way and kind of giggling. My friend says we should go talk to them. So my friend and I go over there. Right away she says hey aren't you coach so and so, and I respond yes how did you know. She said I used to be a cheerleader at the high school you coach at my Junior year, and me and my friend were trying to figure out if that was you, I just turned 21 this year. Oh I felt so old and like such a dirty old man, it was ridiculous. So now that i've shared my story when was the last time you had a situation that made you feel archaic?
I just turned 21 my sister is turning 29 and I don't look at her as old AT ALL. You're not even 28 yet! surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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Imago said: evenstar said: they're cute. We'll eventually marry you know. It's only a matter of time. i still hate you for breaking fauxie's heart, but | |
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jess555ja said: karmatornado said: Another thing that makes me feel old, I usually spend my tax return on worthless entertainment and trivial things. What did I do this year? I spent it on a new roof for my home, investment money in my IRA, and the left overs on gas money for a roadtrip I'm taking soon and groceries!
Damn . . . sorry karmatornado! surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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Imago said: NDRU said: He's just a tease! He wants us to spill it, but notice he never does... My signature & avatar aren't enough? right "always who you would do, never who you did do" says Yoda. My Legacy
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I just ran errands and...in a half hour...spent over $100 on toilet paper, bathroom cleaners, a tank of gas and softener salt.
That'll make anybody feel old. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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recently i saw a commercial for life insurance specifically geared towards 'older adults', with the standard grey-haired, cardigan-wearing types sitting around a kitchen table drinking lemonade and discussing how Bob had just died and left Sally saddled with hefty funeral expenses.
at the end of the commercial, the announcer recited the "...if you were born between the years of XXXX and XXXX, you qualify, so call now..." line, and it was the first time i have met the criteria for something designed for the mature set. | |
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i was realizing all the women in the age defying moisturizer commercials all seem to be younger than me | |
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Ex-Moderator | emm said: i was realizing all the women in the age defying moisturizer commercials all seem to be younger than me
I started using "wrinkle cream" the year before I turned 30, and I'm still more or less line-free. You've got to start young! |
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Many years ago, when my daughter was just a wee bitty thing I went over to someone's house I hadn't seen in only a few years and this fine, well "defined" brotha answered the door, had me all twitterpated and everything. OMG he was divine. Anyway, come to find out that he was the same little snot nose brat I babysat a couple of times as a teen. I was floored. And felt damn near ancient. | |
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WillyWonka said: recently i saw a commercial for life insurance specifically geared towards 'older adults', with the standard grey-haired, cardigan-wearing types sitting around a kitchen table drinking lemonade and discussing how Bob had just died and left Sally saddled with hefty funeral expenses.
at the end of the commercial, the announcer recited the "...if you were born between the years of XXXX and XXXX, you qualify, so call now..." line, and it was the first time i have met the criteria for something designed for the mature set. I see those commercials. I get depressed looking at them and i'm not even close to those age brackets! surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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CarrieMpls said: emm said: i was realizing all the women in the age defying moisturizer commercials all seem to be younger than me
I started using "wrinkle cream" the year before I turned 30, and I'm still more or less line-free. You've got to start young! eh i will moisturize but i won't get upset that my skin is changing. i was more bitching that your hairdresser is now younger than you the girls work in your favorite shops are younger than you the woman who handles your mortgage at the bank is younger than you all the parents you see around you are younger than you and now even the people who are used to sell you stuff are younger than you ya know? | |
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Ex-Moderator | emm said: CarrieMpls said: I started using "wrinkle cream" the year before I turned 30, and I'm still more or less line-free. You've got to start young! eh i will moisturize but i won't get upset that my skin is changing. i was more bitching that your hairdresser is now younger than you the girls work in your favorite shops are younger than you the woman who handles your mortgage at the bank is younger than you all the parents you see around you are younger than you and now even the people who are used to sell you stuff are younger than you ya know? ahhhhh... This is like the first time I remember seeing a band live that I was all fan-girl gaga over and realizing I was probably too old to be a groupie and wait for an autograph after the show to talk to them. |
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The first time I felt REALLY old was a few years ago when a 21 year-old tried to holla at me (I was 32 at the time) and I tried to avoid him like the plague. Finally, he was like why won't you date me? Cuz he was fine as hell, 6-2, thick and a basketball player at a local college. Finally, I had to tell him, "Honey, I'm almost 12 years older than you." His response was: "I don't care I like older women." WTF???? But I just couldn't do it. LOL! But I'm noticing more and more younger guys going after older women. It's about damn time. | |
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Shit, I'm only 22 and I already have "old" moments. Every once in a while I'll bring up something I remember clearly (tv shows, events, stuff that happened) and I'll get a "Damn, you're old!" response. Do you know how much of a bummer it is to be talking to someone at a party and have it occur to you you were in the 4th grade when they were born?
And I know it sounds stupid, but I'm having a lot of trouble wrapping my head around the concept that it's even possible for someone to have been born in the 90's or the 00's. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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When I heard that Thriller turned 25 years old. I still remember watching my vcr tape of the making of Thriller like it was yesterday. | |
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meow85 said: Do you know how much of a bummer it is to be talking to someone at a party and have it occur to you you were in the 4th grade when they were born?
i was in the 7th when you were born but i guess i am old heheh | |
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KidaDynamite said: WillyWonka said: recently i saw a commercial for life insurance specifically geared towards 'older adults', with the standard grey-haired, cardigan-wearing types sitting around a kitchen table drinking lemonade and discussing how Bob had just died and left Sally saddled with hefty funeral expenses.
at the end of the commercial, the announcer recited the "...if you were born between the years of XXXX and XXXX, you qualify, so call now..." line, and it was the first time i have met the criteria for something designed for the mature set. I see those commercials. I get depressed looking at them and i'm not even close to those age brackets! you'll close in on those age brackets - and be in them - more quickly than you realize. how's that for depressing? you're welcome! | |
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WillyWonka said: KidaDynamite said: I see those commercials. I get depressed looking at them and i'm not even close to those age brackets! you'll close in on those age brackets - and be in them - more quickly than you realize. how's that for depressing? you're welcome! Meanie! surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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KidaDynamite said: WillyWonka said: you'll close in on those age brackets - and be in them - more quickly than you realize. how's that for depressing? you're welcome! Meanie! i apologize. but (endearing?) obnoxiousness is a perk of the autumn years! come here, i'll give you a Werther's. | |
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WillyWonka said: KidaDynamite said: Meanie! i apologize. but (endearing?) obnoxiousness is a perk of the autumn years! come here, i'll give you a Werther's. Ooooh! surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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Meeting grown-ups who were born after the Return of the Jedi.
Also, meeting people who prefer Episodes 1, 2, & 3. My Legacy
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RodeoSchro said: OK, before this gets out of hand, let me tell you young 'uns a secret.
Five years from now, you will say, "Damn, I was so much younger five years ago!" Then, five years after that, you will once again say, "Damn, I was so much younger five years ago!" And then, five years after that, you will say, "Damn, I was so much younger five years ago!" Do you get it? You are ALWAYS young. If I was smart, I would sell this life-changing advice instead of giving it away for free. I must say, RodeoSchro - that is great advice. It has made me feel young and puts the proper perspective not only on this subject, but life itself. Thank you, RodeoSchro, for your always-positive contributions that make everyone's life just that much better. | |
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When I first did "Average Age of an Orger" , and discovered I was the 2nd oldest here.... | |
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RodeoSchro said: RodeoSchro said: OK, before this gets out of hand, let me tell you young 'uns a secret.
Five years from now, you will say, "Damn, I was so much younger five years ago!" Then, five years after that, you will once again say, "Damn, I was so much younger five years ago!" And then, five years after that, you will say, "Damn, I was so much younger five years ago!" Do you get it? You are ALWAYS young. If I was smart, I would sell this life-changing advice instead of giving it away for free. I must say, RodeoSchro - that is great advice. It has made me feel young and puts the proper perspective not only on this subject, but life itself. Thank you, RodeoSchro, for your always-positive contributions that make everyone's life just that much better. | |
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Being called Dad | |
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Age brackets on forms that ask your age range and every time around the spring when I see kids come out of highschool with the T-shirt that says "Class of ____" | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: evenstar said: 21. 21, drop dead gorgeous and you are going to Paris with the man that loves you...yeah, poor lil you. I'm so lucky. I love her so much. | |
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