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Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1291470)

Viagra and Ritalin are a wonderful thing!

How did you type that post?! No, wait, don't answer that.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1291477)

How did you type that post?! No, wait, don't answer that.

LOL, My thoughts exactly

Have you noticed that the poll is a bell curve? I'm sure if we added 1-12 year olds, then we'd have roughly five of them.

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Originally Posted by Plankton
Viagra and Ritalin are a wonderful thing!

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1291477)

How did you type that post?! No, wait, don't answer that.

You just made a worm hole!

:beer:

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Originally Posted by Paul Smeenus (Post 1291458)

This I expected. I am shocked that virtually the entire board is at or near (or substantally less than) half my age

Yeah, I'm always a little excited whenever someone over 30 joins.

Most of the board doesn't even know this yet, but 30's are still very young. Your 40's are considered the old age of your youth, your 50's are the youth of your old age.

I'm going to look back and say I wasted my teenage years on Music Banter.

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Originally Posted by Paul Smeenus (Post 1291568)

Most of the board doesn't even know this yet, but 30's are still very young. Your 40's are considered the old age of your youth, your 50's are the youth of your old age.

Well I know that. :)

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Originally Posted by Burning Down (Post 1291375)

I'm afraid of turning 30, actually. I think my 30th birthday will be more depressing than any other milestone birthday because then it means I'll have to actually "grow up" and shit... When you're in your 20's and you go out and party all night and crap nobody really bats an eyelid but when you're 30+, you get judged for it (at least I think so).

This thinking almost guarantees that you will suffer a mid-life crisis sometime between 30 and 40. You should really stop worrying about numbers and pre-conceived notions. You'll only suffer for it.

I recently turned 38. I spent my 20s in and out of college, working as little as possible, and spending every bit of money that I had on travel, drugs, and general merriment. It was time well spent. And I think I've gotten all of my adult stuff done since I turned 30. I started working 'real' jobs. Started drinking heavily. Got married and divorced. Bought and sold three houses (well, the third wasn't sold - it went to my ex). Now I'm just concentrating on gathering enough cash so that I can go back to living like I did in my 20s as soon as possible.

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Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1291618)

This thinking almost guarantees that you will suffer a mid-life crisis sometime between 30 and 40. You should really stop worrying about numbers and pre-conceived notions. You'll only suffer for it.

I recently turned 38. I spent my 20s in and out of college, working as little as possible, and spending every bit of money that I had on travel, drugs, and general merriment. It was time well spent. And I think I've gotten all of my adult stuff done since I turned 30. I started working 'real' jobs. Started drinking heavily. Got married and divorced. Bought and sold three houses (well, the third wasn't sold - it went to my ex). Now I'm just concentrating on gathering enough cash so that I can go back to living like I did in my 20s as soon as possible.

Says the guy warning someone about having a mid-life crisis. ;)