People stopped carding me when I was 13.
In What Year were You Born?
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You went bald that early?!
Nah it was to do with the prohibition in 1920
Never.
I joined my band when I was 19, all the other dudes were 27-30.
All I heard was "wait until you're our age."
Now I'm 36, they're all 40s and pushing 50, and all I hear is "wait until you're our age."
Oh boy
I showed up between two Bushes
I showed up between two Bushes
Age can be pretty informative. You don't see the earlier parts of your life the same way over time because you have more experience and information and history to judge it from.
Of course, there is a nostalgia factor. Everything was beautiful and right in earlier years -- which is probably a way to be satisfied with our early lives and satisfied with how things "turn out."
Older, you do feel more connected to history. That's why people suddenly become interested in genealogy and history, to some degree.
Longevity is usually, if not always, all to the good.
Of course, there is a nostalgia factor. Everything was beautiful and right in earlier years -- which is probably a way to be satisfied with our early lives and satisfied with how things "turn out."
Older, you do feel more connected to history. That's why people suddenly become interested in genealogy and history, to some degree.
Longevity is usually, if not always, all to the good.
I was born in 1990. My wife always tells me that I was born a century too late because I listen to Frank Sinatra and am not politically correct.
I think people have always had some agism in them, until they reach a certain age. I think people who are from families, communities, religions, etc. that honor older people, they do better with age themselves, both in their own lives and in attitudes toward older folks.
I was lucky to grow up with all four of my grandparents and was particularly close to my father's mom and my mom's dad, just because our personalities clicked and we shared similar senses of humor.
A friend has just reached the age of 105. From her point of view, I suppose I'm a bit callow, wet behind the ears.
I was lucky to grow up with all four of my grandparents and was particularly close to my father's mom and my mom's dad, just because our personalities clicked and we shared similar senses of humor.
A friend has just reached the age of 105. From her point of view, I suppose I'm a bit callow, wet behind the ears.
I suspect the majority of the population isn't.
Watched two Japanese movies last night on Netflix. "Kingdom" and "Kingdom Ii: Far and Away". I give 3.5 stars on both. There isn't anything specifically wrong with both movies. Story was somewhat engaging, movies looked good, but I just can't stand Japanese actors in most of the movies. They try to be cute all the time!!! It just ruins for me. But I guess it's trailered towards Japanese domestic audiences.
Something similar happens to me, those guys with that elasticity, flying from roof to roof, makes me envious. The last time I flew, it was when I tripped over the mop bucket, at three o'clock at night, at home.
After reading your posts in English google translation, I’m tempted to change my browser to Spanish just so I can read how everyone else is translated. We may be funnier than we realise!
It would be great to work for a year at
and return to Spain with perfect American English.. It's horrible my friend. Not being able to express myself like normal people. My translator is set to Spanish ~ USA. I am sincerely sorry.
I feel your pain. When I speak Spanish it’s Argentinian and everyone laughs. When I speak English it’s kiwi and everyone laughs. Life is hard for us fresh cauliflowerIt would be great to work for a year at