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I'm 38 in November ... not sure how i got to this age so quickly, last time i looked i was 18.



hahaha, I know the feeling. i'm 39 in november, I keep thinking i'm gonna be 29. :lol:

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The strange thing is, when i speak to people my own age a lot of them seem really old in their ways ... maybe i just never grew up.



I know what you are saying, I meet people half my age and they seem twice my age! I'm gonna pick my kids up from school in a little bit....I'll be stood there in my cargo shorts, converse and bright yellow 'circle jerks' t-shirt surrounded by all these parents (most of whom are younger than me) thinking...'WTF, happened to these people' :freak:

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....I'll be stood there in my cargo shorts, converse and bright yellow 'circle jerks' t-shirt surrounded by all these parents (most of whom are younger than me) thinking...'WTF, happened to these people'
:freak:



They aged gracefully? :poke: :p

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I know what you are saying, I meet people half my age and they seem twice my age! I'm gonna pick my kids up from school in a little bit....I'll be stood there in my cargo shorts, converse and bright yellow 'circle jerks' t-shirt surrounded by all these parents (most of whom are younger than me) thinking...'WTF, happened to these people'
:freak:



I've found with people my age that a lot of them are stuck in the past musically, still only listening to the music of their teens, never moving forward.
Sure, i enjoy the music of my teens occasionally in a nostalgic way but i'd much rather hear something new and fresh. Can't exactly say i'm 'down with the kids' :lol: but i do try to keep up with new stuff.
I never want to be one of those people that's always saying 'music was better in my day' ... if i start doing that it's time to end it all :lol:

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I've found with people my age that a lot of them are stuck in the past musically, still only listening to the music of their teens, never moving forward.

Sure, i enjoy the music of my teens occasionally in a nostalgic way but i'd much rather hear something new and fresh. Can't exactly say i'm
'down with the kids'
:lol:
but i do try to keep up with new stuff.

I never want to be one of those people that's always saying
'music was better in my day'
... if i start doing that it's time to end it all
:lol:



I think music keeps you young, the people I know who seem the 'oldest' are people that were never big music fans....I think there's something about being a music fan that gives you a young outlook on life. Look at people like John Peel, Tony Wilson, etc.

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yup, I'm not going to do that.
:lol:

I'm me, I'll always be me....just an older version.
:cool:



:thu:

I'll be 32 in November myself. I like to think that not having kids keeps me young.

Wait, no, that's not right, not having kids keeps me irresponsible.

Yeah, that's it! :)

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I'll be 32 in November myself. I like to think that not having kids keeps me young.


Wait, no, that's not right, not having kids keeps me irresponsible.


Yeah, that's it!
:)



People use kids as an excuse for being boring miserable {censored}s. I have two kids aged 8 and 9 and sure I have to be slightly more responsible, but it hasn't changed me like some people like to make out it does. The only real change is I have them in my life, but if anything they are just another excuse for me to keep acting like a kid, going out on our bikes, playing in the park, playing video games, etc. :)

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