I'm old :( Or am i!

If you feel old at 19, just wait a few years. You'll long to feel that young again.

Aniane/Vale wrote:
Okay, not really, but hush, young'un. I'm not yet aspiring to be Morinth's awesome granddad.

Who you be callin' young'un, young'un?

Woot! People that are older than me!

You're only as old as the you feel.

So everyone find a young and give it a good feel, there, instant youth!

The above comment does sound a little like it was brought to you by pedobear...

But, seriously, yes. You're old. Ancient. I know a glue factory that will happily render you down.

Better?

Grufftoof, you're ancient too!

I'm younger than Vragnor, so henceforth I am young!

And I at least stick by my own advice. I'm only as young as the woman I feel...

Or something.

That and the cryogenics help keep me spritely.

So, if I feel a cookie that's less than a month old ... ?

And I'm 15, ha!

grufftoof wrote:And I at least stick by my own advice. I'm only as young as the woman I feel...

hahahaha, I liked that

Age is very relative these days.. It's not like it used to be, when you hit 20, you were grown up, and when you hit 30 you were old..

Almost all of my friends are around 30'ish in age, and my boyfriend will turn 34 this year, where I'm turning 23. But 30'ish isn't all that old anymore.. Remember, those who are in their 30's now, are the ones who grew up in the 80's. The children of the videogame era, so to speak. In a way, I doubt the newer generations will ever properly "grow up", tbh, as we've had so many ways of keeping the child within.

We live in a day and age, where it's ok for grown-ups to play games, read fantasy books, and enjoy children's movies. So it doesn't really matter how old you are, as long as you can still pwn the noobs.

Nar'Gaya wrote:We live in a day and age, where it's ok for grown-ups to play games, read fantasy books, and enjoy children's movies. So it doesn't really matter how old you are, as long as you can still pwn the noobs.

On the part that I underlined.
Just have to mention about fantasy books that I have finally fully managed to turn my dad around from his stance of "The only Fantasy worth it is Tolkien, aside from a few rare exceptions" until that he now basically goes out to buy novels himself. And he becomes 56 this year. So on fantasy I think it's rather that it's finally starting to get the social acceptance among elders that a big majority of it's authors actually deserve.

The same matter that makes up your body now has existed as long as the universe has and you will continue exist forever.

That's old man.

My mom reads J.K Rowling and Marion Zimmer Bradley and whatever else we recommend her. But she does manage to accidentally make pictures into her deskpicture and asks questions like: 'If I send someone an email while his computer is turned off, does it arrive at all?'

:3

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