i'm turning 30 soon any words of advice to cheer me up?
31 March 2011, 08:16 PM
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You could still make it though.....
I was 40 last November, either get older or get dead, might as well make the most of it, I enjoyed my thirties more than my twenties and I am not f*cked yet, dont feel any different, but then, I dont get older, I get better
I was 40 last November, either get older or get dead, might as well make the most of it, I enjoyed my thirties more than my twenties and I am not f*cked yet, dont feel any different, but then, I dont get older, I get better
31 March 2011, 08:31 PM
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Like a ripe Brie.
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31 March 2011, 08:44 PM
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31 March 2011, 08:58 PM
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I remember the Brutus jeans ad from when I was a teenager... And thanks to Youtube... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmJ3Lo4FBQw.
At 30 your Xmas and birthday presents go downhill to such things as nasal hair trimmers, ear hair trimmers and grey hair remover. (You do find that you do need all those things, however.)
And if I don't get chance to wish you one before 7th, have a happy birthday, young pup
At 30 your Xmas and birthday presents go downhill to such things as nasal hair trimmers, ear hair trimmers and grey hair remover. (You do find that you do need all those things, however.)
And if I don't get chance to wish you one before 7th, have a happy birthday, young pup
31 March 2011, 09:01 PM
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I remember the Brutus jeans ad from when I was a teenager... And thanks to Youtube... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmJ3Lo4FBQw.
At 30 your Xmas and birthday presents go downhill to such things as nasal hair trimmers, ear hair trimmers and grey hair remover. (You do find that you do need all those things, however.)
And if I don't get chance to wish you one before 7th, have a happy birthday, young pup
At 30 your Xmas and birthday presents go downhill to such things as nasal hair trimmers, ear hair trimmers and grey hair remover. (You do find that you do need all those things, however.)
And if I don't get chance to wish you one before 7th, have a happy birthday, young pup
OMG, there isn't a date on that, is there?
31 March 2011, 09:13 PM
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31 March 2011, 09:18 PM
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31 March 2011, 09:39 PM
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Do you really want to know? 
Judging by the size of that girls knickers, I'd say 1981.
At least lasses got some cloth for their money those days, not like the floss they have half way up their backs they waste their money on these days. And their loud music all sounds the same and they have no respect, calling us old and grumpy.
Judging by the size of that girls knickers, I'd say 1981.
At least lasses got some cloth for their money those days, not like the floss they have half way up their backs they waste their money on these days. And their loud music all sounds the same and they have no respect, calling us old and grumpy.
31 March 2011, 09:42 PM
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Do you really want to know?
Judging by the size of that girls knickers, I'd say 1981.
At least lasses got some cloth for their money those days, not like the floss they have half way up their backs they waste their money on these days. And their loud music all sounds the same and they have no respect, calling us old and grumpy.
Judging by the size of that girls knickers, I'd say 1981.
At least lasses got some cloth for their money those days, not like the floss they have half way up their backs they waste their money on these days. And their loud music all sounds the same and they have no respect, calling us old and grumpy.
Actually, I thought it would be older than that. Although, of course, I would only have been about 2............*ahem*
31 March 2011, 09:47 PM
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31 March 2011, 10:40 PM
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All is fine right up to 35 and then it hits that you are then approaching 40 which is now 2 years away for me. And when that happens i'm going off to sulk for the day in complete denial. I don't feel 38 in my head still late 20's at most.
Enjoy being 30, its the next 10 year intervals that are depressing!
Enjoy being 30, its the next 10 year intervals that are depressing!
01 April 2011, 07:47 AM
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All is fine right up to 35 and then it hits that you are then approaching 40 which is now 2 years away for me. And when that happens i'm going off to sulk for the day in complete denial. I don't feel 38 in my head still late 20's at most.
Enjoy being 30, its the next 10 year intervals that are depressing!
Enjoy being 30, its the next 10 year intervals that are depressing!
I'll be the big five O in June and don't feel the slightest depressed! It's all in the mind. Just act like that 10 year old that oldsplice reckons we are anyway and you'll live forever ....
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01 April 2011, 10:41 AM
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Both me and the old man are getting better as we age, let's hope it lasts!
(BTW, we are in France at the moment, in the 3 valleys, skiing... Well Dave is, I've busted my knee and sitting in the hotel reception, but that's another story
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Inspiration is meeting a 79 year old from Cumbria who skis 3 or 4 times a year and is fit as a butcher's dog. His mates call him "old man", they are 75 and 71.
They also run a ski club up in the lakes and do the hour hike from the car park every week in the winter. Other hobbies include mountain and road biking, including camp touring with a tent and all they need on their bikes. They recently did a tour of the Scottich West coast.
So, when I hear people moan about their lives, go out and do something. OK, it doesn't go well every time (my knee is still busted!), but what is stopping you?
(BTW, we are in France at the moment, in the 3 valleys, skiing... Well Dave is, I've busted my knee and sitting in the hotel reception, but that's another story
)Inspiration is meeting a 79 year old from Cumbria who skis 3 or 4 times a year and is fit as a butcher's dog. His mates call him "old man", they are 75 and 71.
They also run a ski club up in the lakes and do the hour hike from the car park every week in the winter. Other hobbies include mountain and road biking, including camp touring with a tent and all they need on their bikes. They recently did a tour of the Scottich West coast. So, when I hear people moan about their lives, go out and do something. OK, it doesn't go well every time (my knee is still busted!), but what is stopping you?
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