Evidence that you're getting old
Youthful as I am, I realised yesterday that I no-longer know, or care, who is #1 in the charts. Furthermore, it takes all day to get rid of a hangover and I now seem to have a profound interest in gardening. Worst is that I now use words like 'furthermore'.
What makes you think that you are getting old?
( , Thu 28 Oct 2004, 13:01)
Youthful as I am, I realised yesterday that I no-longer know, or care, who is #1 in the charts. Furthermore, it takes all day to get rid of a hangover and I now seem to have a profound interest in gardening. Worst is that I now use words like 'furthermore'.
What makes you think that you are getting old?
( , Thu 28 Oct 2004, 13:01)
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I'm 16 years old...
I agree with almost everything that they say on Grumpy Old Men.
I have my dad's music taste (70's/80's rock). It's much better than that hip-hop shit that most teenagers like.
I don't drink for the sake of getting pissed. In fact, it's pretty rare that I drink.
I hate spending money on clothes (though I am still at the age where I can con my mum into buying them).
And I want to destroy MacDonalds. For ever. Blow it off the face of the earth. I havn't eaten fast food for years.
Ooo just remembered some more. On the rare occasion that I now use Instant Messenger, I type properly.
I know how to use the semi-colon.
I read on the toilet.
My little sister's just turned 10. Soon she'll be cooler than me (if she isn't already).
I like wearing a suit.
I've started to find shaving a chore.
I read books. For fun. More than I play computer games (though if I got a new computer that might change).
I think football is dull.
On 1/2 term, I'm posting on b3ta and getting my 1/2 term prep out of the way instead of being down the boozer with my mates.
I have conversations with my parents.
I read broadsheet newspapers (though not business or editorial yet).
I recently attended one of my dad's business meetings (we were going to see my ailing grandmother, but he had to go to a meeting on the way... oh stop making excuses).
I was better dressed than some people there.
I cheer/groan more loudly at the news than I do at the football.
So there.
( , Thu 28 Oct 2004, 16:41, Reply)
I agree with almost everything that they say on Grumpy Old Men.
I have my dad's music taste (70's/80's rock). It's much better than that hip-hop shit that most teenagers like.
I don't drink for the sake of getting pissed. In fact, it's pretty rare that I drink.
I hate spending money on clothes (though I am still at the age where I can con my mum into buying them).
And I want to destroy MacDonalds. For ever. Blow it off the face of the earth. I havn't eaten fast food for years.
Ooo just remembered some more. On the rare occasion that I now use Instant Messenger, I type properly.
I know how to use the semi-colon.
I read on the toilet.
My little sister's just turned 10. Soon she'll be cooler than me (if she isn't already).
I like wearing a suit.
I've started to find shaving a chore.
I read books. For fun. More than I play computer games (though if I got a new computer that might change).
I think football is dull.
On 1/2 term, I'm posting on b3ta and getting my 1/2 term prep out of the way instead of being down the boozer with my mates.
I have conversations with my parents.
I read broadsheet newspapers (though not business or editorial yet).
I recently attended one of my dad's business meetings (we were going to see my ailing grandmother, but he had to go to a meeting on the way... oh stop making excuses).
I was better dressed than some people there.
I cheer/groan more loudly at the news than I do at the football.
So there.
( , Thu 28 Oct 2004, 16:41, Reply)
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