Makes an old man feel good


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Rel said:
Would you like us to get off your lawn now, sir?
lawn??? that's not a lawn that's my attempt at letting nature reclaim what i failed to cultivate.

and i don't know about bears... but deer definitely go in my woods. had an 8 pt buck on my back porch the other day eating the seed i left out for the birds.
 


diaglo said:
wait until you have to pluck the hairs out of your ears. it ain't a pretty sight nor a nice thing to have to do.

diaglo "a hirsute gamer" Ooi

I believe that I speak for Queen D and fru-fru, girly-girls everywhere when I say, "Ew."

Edit: But allow me to say that I appreciate that you at least take the effort to actually pluck it rather than let it reach lengths that could easily wear a french braid.

Add that to your list of things that make you go "brugh".
 

"Ehh? What's that ya say? Old? OLD? You people don't even know what old is...!"

Thus sayeth Old One, who is now in his 44th year on the 3rd planet from the Sun. Fortunately, I am blessed with "youngish" face and a full head of executive-style hair that isn't going prematurely grey (like, oh, Rel...for instance :p)...so people usually peg me at 5-6 years younger than I am.

The saying "You are only as old as you feel" holds some validity, since outlook and attitude are very important. That said, there are three things that really suck about getting older...

Knees: Years of running, biking, jumping out of airplanes and other activities have given me "old" knees. Add 30+ lbs I shouldn't be carrying around and bleah. I am still very active, but I really have to rest the knees a day between long runs/bike rides.

Hair: Back in the day, I had just enough hair in all the right places. Now, unwanted tufts sprout from every place imaginable. I could easily employ a full-time "gardner". Now, don't get me wrong, I am not "40-year Old Virgin" hairy...but still...give it a rest, folicles!

The "Look" from Young, Hot Women: That sad, sad day when the "Look" goes from "I wonder if he could light my fire" to "Gee, he reminds me of my best friend's dad/high school history teacher/some politician on TV". The tipping point for me was around 36/37...when I started getting more of the latter than the former :o !

~ OO
 


Scorpionfolke said:
my god, all this talk of age-----sheesh, i'll be 39 in march!---recently divorced & old, oh yeah, life is grate:(


Are you kidding? I turn 38 this March, am about to mark the one year anniversary of my divorce, and I feel younger and more alive than I have in years!
 

king_ghidorah said:
Are you kidding? I turn 38 this March, am about to mark the one year anniversary of my divorce, and I feel younger and more alive than I have in years!
It's amazing how much a divorce can make you feel younger, aint it? :p :)

So says the recently seperated 34 year old.
 


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