The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Cadence]

The legal/gaming dramedy TV series would have you also be a famous D&D playing lawyer on twitter. But I doubt any mortal could make that many combined posts.

 

[payn]

This one goes out to my fellow EN Worlders. Were gonna need it. #powerpopfriday

 

[Guest 7034872]

"Excuse me, sir, but no. I came here to over-think things; it is the EN World way."

 

[Ryujin]

This one goes out to my fellow EN Worlders. Were gonna need it. #powerpopfriday

And for those who have a gaming night tonight, maybe a little SJ Tucker?

 

[Cadence]

"Like Florida?"

 

[RealAlHazred]

/reads this while expecting his first child at 51

I am expecting my first child at 53, so I'm right there with you!

 

[Aeson]

/reads this while expecting his first child at 51

I am expecting my first child at 53, so I'm right there with you!

Congratulations to both of you.

So at 47 there's still hope? Any time I mention kids my mom has to bring up older parents and a higher risk of Down's syndrome.

 

[trappedslider]

Well, that's a clever way to get around the attacking the dangers of being a woman aspect of the show.

Also, I guess a certain poster got the message about hate watching since he hasn't posted.

 

[RealAlHazred]

Congratulations to both of you.

So at 47 there's still hope? Any time I mention kids my mom has to bring up older parents and a higher risk of Down's syndrome.

There are dangers, sure. And they're a little higher maybe than a younger person. But modern medicine has become really good about reproductive stuff, so long as you live in a state that hasn't passed any laws about camping. Oddly, I live in a camping-friendly state, and there's a lot of support in the legislation to promote healthy pregnancies. As a guy, it was (pleasant) news to me.

 

[Cadence]

I am expecting my first child at 53, so I'm right there with you!

Tangentially...

Scanning my family tree, one of my great grandparents was 52 when my grandma was born. And one of my great great grandparents was around 63 when my great grandfather was born. And it feels like that wasn't that uncommon in the late 1800s early 1900s. With 100+ more years of medicine, tech, and advice books, you got this!

(And a 51 and a 52 among the direct ancestors if I go back even farther... and I really need to stop before I start checking the cousins x times removed or my wife's family...)