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Hip Priest 08.11.2006 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
i'm with the clone on that one, especially now that we seem to be starting an early autumn, now there are 9 months to face all the while wishing i'd been born as a hibernating speices of animal rather than human.


Ah, now, you see, it's actually the heat that bothers me, so I have 9 or 10 months a year where I'm at one with the climate, perfectly happy. I love winter.

luxinterior 08.11.2006 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
i look forward to getting old, i don't understand why people are so horrified by aging.


Really the only thing that I want to put off for as long as possible would be getting to the point where I'd have to get sent to a nursing home.

My grandma is almost 70 and could kick my ass at most things.

Savage Clone 08.11.2006 02:32 PM

The idea of not being able to control my own bodily functions is pretty horrible to me, but I think people's quality of life (in first-world economies, at least) will be extended exponentially further in coming years. Now if only there weren't so goddamn many of us.

Toilet & Bowels 08.11.2006 02:36 PM

well the upside to being an incontinent old man is that you can get a pretty young nurse to change your nappy.

Savage Clone 08.11.2006 02:39 PM

The depths of your perversion are truly unfathomable.

Toilet & Bowels 08.11.2006 02:42 PM

one of the things i kind of look forward to about being old is that everyone treats you like you're stupid and harmless but if you wanted to you could probably get away with murder (not literal murder, mind you)

krastian 08.11.2006 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
I just have some deep-seated problems with the Human Condition, that's all.

Same.

gmku 08.11.2006 03:41 PM

Let's grow dignified and old. - Jonathon Richman

And no, not like Mick Jagger. Maybe like Keef, but then again, anybody who falls out of coconut tree... ??

I don't look or act like a kid, and I'm glad. Although I think I think like one, and I definitely like much different music than most other people my age--no boxsets by the Eagles or Bad Company for me, thank you very much.

gmku 08.11.2006 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
one of the things i kind of look forward to about being old is that everyone treats you like you're stupid and harmless but if you wanted to you could probably get away with murder (not literal murder, mind you)


You definitely become more invisible, I can tell you that.

Cantankerous 08.11.2006 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by gmku
Let's grow dignified and old. - Jonathon Richman

And no, not like Mick Jagger.

please note that i was joking when i said that.
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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
....and I'm willing to bet money I can probably play guitar better than Cantankerous due to the many gruelling years of practice and building up a salty, embittered attitude toward the musical climate of the day, giving me the needed energy to channel into honing my chops for that final journey to the Mystical Cosmos.


i am totally willing to bet money on that.

gmku 08.11.2006 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by luxinterior
Really the only thing that I want to put off for as long as possible would be getting to the point where I'd have to get sent to a nursing home.

My grandma is almost 70 and could kick my ass at most things.


The only thing I want to put off for as long as possible is my death.

Cantankerous 08.11.2006 03:45 PM

i love old people.

Pookie 08.11.2006 03:45 PM

I wasn't really happy until I reached 30. You grow more comfortable with who you are, what you look like, listen to etc. There's a lot less peer pressure. Actually that's not necessarily true, it's just easier to ignore.

gmku 08.11.2006 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Cantankerous
please note that i was joking when i said that.



I know. I just find Jagger's long decline into his twilight years rather amusing.

Jagger now seems to me to be much older than I am than he did to me when I was 20. (I've rewritten that sentence three times now, trying to make it make sense.) In actuality, he's like halfway between my age and my dad's. That seems weird, suddenly.

Cantankerous 08.11.2006 03:46 PM

thanks for basically letting me know that i will be even more evil and conceited in my old age, pookie.

Pookie 08.11.2006 03:47 PM

If you really were evil and conceited, you wouldn't know it, you sweetie.

Cantankerous 08.11.2006 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by gmku
I know. I just find Jagger's long decline into his twilight years rather amusing.

there's a quote from almost famous, hold on let me find it...


If you think that Mick Jagger will still be doing the whole rock star thing at age fifty, well, then, you are sorely, sorely mistaken.
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Originally Posted by Pookie
If you really were evil and conceited, you wouldn't know it, you sweetie.


so did you think i was kidding all those times when i declared how fabulous i am? and when i told savage clone he needed to do those sit ups?

Savage Clone 08.11.2006 03:49 PM

Isn't Mick Jagger already past 60?

Cantankerous 08.11.2006 03:50 PM

yes. the movie is set in the 70s.

read: irony

gmku 08.11.2006 03:50 PM

64, I think. I'm 51. My dad's 77.

Jagger seems sooo old, and I seem sooo young.


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