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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Descenter on August 30, 2005, 06:49:30 pm
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You are.... http://netcenter.netscape.com/netcenter/story.jsp?featureID=fte_fg_20050830_bornbefore&storyChannel=ap&CLIENT_ID=34494461 (http://netcenter.netscape.com/netcenter/story.jsp?featureID=fte_fg_20050830_bornbefore&storyChannel=ap&CLIENT_ID=34494461)
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Great, I've been old for quite a while now it seems then.
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Truth is, as soon as you're born, you're old! My cousin had a kid not more than a week ago, and that kid is now a week OLD! So, old, in fact, that she's completely out of style with all the other young, hip kids. I hear she's thinking about suicide since she knows that in another 30 years, she'll have wrinkles. The poor thing.
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They missed the oat bran diet craze.
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Lever has always been looking for 2000 parts to clean.
:lol: :wtf:
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With little need to practice, most of them do not know how to tie a tie.
That's awful.
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*cries* i'm old... they are damn close to where i live better pack up and move out.
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They never saw the shuttle Challenger fly.
Unfortunately, they did have Columbia.
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I was born in 1986 and will turn 19 in a few days. So I guess I am just barely old.
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I turned 19 more than a month ago, you damn whippersnapper! :p
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As far as my brain is concerned, I stopped aging in the year 2000. My brain is too lazy to do the math to go any further.
Basically if you were born on or after 1987, I'd reflexively assume you were 13 years old or younger. Until higher reasoning kicked in and went "Hey, wait a minute..."
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This is what upsets me the most :(
The Starship Enterprise has always looked dated.
And this could be a reason they are a bit....well, no matter.
They have grown up in a single superpower world.
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Originally posted by Ford Prefect
With little need to practice, most of them do not know how to tie a tie.
I'm 18 (so it's 1987 for me), go to a private school, and still don't know how to tie a tie...go figure...:nervous:
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They never saw the shuttle Challenger fly.
*sniffle* :(
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I'm 18 (so it's 1987 for me), go to a private school, and still don't know how to tie a tie...go figure...:nervous:
I just use those clip-on ties on the extremely rare occasions that I have to wear them.
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Oh great a whole college thinks that I'm old now.
Dirty dancing has always been acceptable.
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Their turn will come :P
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I never wear ties....
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I wear them all the time in the fall and winter. I derive my cold-weather fashion from The Great Gatsby.
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Originally posted by Ford Prefect
I wear them all the time in the fall and winter. I derive my cold-weather fashion from The Great Gatsby.
If you say you have his house I'll be home invading your ass.
Anyway... *points to two racks of ties in closet*
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I have to wear a tie everyday to work =)
And at a camp this summer we actually bought our kids cheap ties and taught them the Full Winsor. It was hilarious.
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Born 1987, here. And WMCoolmon, I am not 13 years old :p
So I guess this means I'm just barely young?
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I'm 33, so old went by a while ago according to that site ;)
I can remember having a B&W television. And I owned my first ever computer before anyone aged under 22 on this board was even born....
:nervous:
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Time to buy an "Old Guys Rule" t-shirt then. :p
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Originally posted by Flipside
I'm 33, so old went by a while ago according to that site ;)
I can remember having a B&W television. And I owned my first ever computer before anyone aged under 22 on this board was even born....
:nervous:
I had one of those too..and a Commdore 64, ZX Spectrum and Amiga 600 machines :D
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I had to wear a tie every day during fall/winter for four years at a Catholic high school; no problems here. I never got around to learning the Full Windsor, though; the simple over, around, and through worked well enough for me. :p
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I'd hate to think people in there 50's would be if 19 is "old"..:nervous: