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Your Dead Gay Son posted:Everyone thinks the lovely music they listened to when they were 14-20 is the best. Nope. I had a musical epiphany in my mid 20s and learned the joy of swingin' jazz and beautiful classical music during a peyote and hashhish fueled weekend fun-fest.
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Jan 2, 2016 22:00
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While there are some specific artists in specific genres that won't be replicated, music overall is better now.
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Dirk Squarejaw posted:I got one a few days after my twins were born. Anyone who says it hurts getting one is a big pussy. I got one when my 17 year old daughter was 6 months old. Best drat thing I did. When the the Doc was in there with his little cauterizing tool, I told him to take a little extra out in case there were jumpers. Did it on a Friday, milked it watching football all weekend. Worst part was the first time I had to give a sample to check if it worked, handing the cup over to the 18 year old chick at the front desk. Here ya go, don't spill it. Also, currently listening to an oldies station while working on my car because it is an 80's weekend.  Can't remember last week, but I can sing along to that poo poo all day. Meydey fucked around with this message at 22:06 on Jan 2, 2016 |
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Jan 2, 2016 22:03
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Maoist Pussy posted:While there are some specific artists in specific genres that won't be replicated, music overall is better now. I dunno about that. It might be that there's more music being made/recorded nowadays so therefore more gems to be found in the more tons of musical gravel. I figure the real test of music is a couple decades. If it holds up still, it's the good poo poo.
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Jan 2, 2016 22:16
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I'm closer to 40 than 30 at this point, holy poo poo. I remember being asked "what will you be doing in the year 2000" when I was a kid in school, and I couldn't even comprehend something that far off. Here I am now, at least halfway to death, and 2000 was a loving lifetime ago. The passage of time is a weird thing. Also the video games are way better now, so at least I got that.
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Jan 2, 2016 22:33
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i turn 30 in two days and have some questions -how soon will my dick stop working? -how does social security collection work?
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Jan 2, 2016 22:35
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smoobles posted:-how soon will my dick stop working? It'll keep working for a long time, you just won't have the opportunity to use it as much. In a woman, that is.
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Jan 2, 2016 22:37
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dee eight posted:I figure the real test of music is a couple decades. If it holds up still, it's the good poo poo. I kinda gave up on that idea. Music is, ultimately, an experience. Judging it by how long it lasts might be as pointless as judging food by the same standard.
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Jan 2, 2016 22:58
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I only listen to tibetan throat reggae anyway
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Jan 2, 2016 23:06
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Dirk Squarejaw posted:I got one a few days after my twins were born. Anyone who says it hurts getting one is a big pussy. I asked to watch the procedure, definitely a good choice because surgery is cool and good. The doc hosed it up and severed some poo poo he shan't have, which got me 4 weeks paid vacay  Frozen peas are my favorite frozen veggie now.
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Jan 2, 2016 23:26
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I'm 38 and several years ago suddenly became able to enjoy my dad's music. Neil Diamond awwwww yeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhh
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Jan 2, 2016 23:29
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Fully grey at 35, let my sister in law color my hair and I look ridiculous.
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Jan 2, 2016 23:42
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36 and I'm still hung over from getting drunk on Wednesday.
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Jan 2, 2016 23:45
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Kaedric posted:Here's the actual theme song for this thread: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEhRcOEqlCU Fixed that for you. Also I'm 30 but my husband is 27, which apparently means I'm digging him the earliest grave imaginable.
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doctorfrog posted:I'm 38 and several years ago suddenly became able to enjoy my dad's music. Neil Diamond awwwww yeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhh  12 Songs is a great album.Steely Dan and ELO rule too.
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Jan 3, 2016 02:51
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PathAsc posted:I asked to watch the procedure, definitely a good choice because surgery is cool and good. The doc hosed it up and severed some poo poo he shan't have, which got me 4 weeks paid vacay My doctor invited my wife in to watch which she did because she's in the medical field and likes that sort of thing. They sat and talked the whole time he was doing the procedure and explaining all the steps as he went.
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Jan 3, 2016 02:55
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i'm 28 soon and I don't want kids. should I get a vasectomy yes/no?
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Jan 3, 2016 06:12
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I don't turn 31 till Saturday, am I allowed to post here yet? I'm not over 30. Just 30. Not in my thirties just thirty.
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exp0n posted:i'm 28 soon and I don't want kids. should I get a vasectomy yes/no? Just get married and don't ever have sex, that's what I do. The General posted:I don't turn 31 till Saturday, am I allowed to post here yet? I'm not over 30. Just 30. Not in my thirties just thirty. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3758432
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Jan 3, 2016 06:22
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I don't even really remember 30-40 it went so fast. Summer vacations in grade school felt longer.
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Jan 3, 2016 06:23
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Somehow I got it into my head like 6 months ago that I was 33, I did the math today and it turns out I'm only 31. Not sure how that happened.
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Jan 3, 2016 06:27
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Your Dead Gay Son posted:Everyone thinks the lovely music they listened to when they were 14-20 is the best. Iron Maiden is still cool as poo poo gently caress you.
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Jan 3, 2016 06:40
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still have all my hair, not graying, and my baby face is finally paying off. good luck to everybody else.
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Jan 3, 2016 06:42
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Another thing that makes me feel really old are former students that are graying, balding, wrinkly and toothless, etc. And having their offspring as students.
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Jan 3, 2016 06:47
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I'm old but my stress free lifestyle has kept me fresh.
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Jan 3, 2016 06:53
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I want to fake post in this thread, but, I'm not sure what would be believable. I still want to fill this lady to bursting....  Not sure where I lay on this threads spectrum.
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VendaGoat posted:I want to fake post in this thread, but, I'm not sure what would be believable. A nerd who wants to gently caress Kari Byron? You fit in.
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Jan 3, 2016 07:16
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Zeroisanumber posted:A nerd who wants to gently caress Kari Byron? You fit in. I also eat Sardines....
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What's up with your friends who are 38 but look like they should be playing shuffleboard in Florida? Like, have my boring friends been secretly smoking crack for the last 20 years?
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exp0n posted:i'm 28 soon and I don't want kids. should I get a vasectomy yes/no? Yes, get the vas yo.
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dee eight posted:I think it's a bit of both, with an added dollop of lowest common denominator. For example, cop shows have always been a major thing on TV with the examples of Dragnet, Hawaii 5-0, Highway Patrol, Hill Street Blues, Miami Vice, ad infinitum. The current glut is probably due to a lack of effort on the part of writers/producers/directors. "COP SHOWS MAKE MONEY LET'S MAKE MORE COP SHOWS AND MAKE MOER MONEY! The 50s and 60s saw the same thing with horse operas. Not that stuff like Gunsmoke and Wanted:Dead or Alive and Wagon Train weren't decent TV, but it was a zeitgeist thing. The Expanse looks like it could be the next BSG. Haven't checked it out yet though. Zeroisanumber posted:When I was 23 a hairstylist friend of mine told me to get on rogaine if I didn't want to be bald. I blew it off because I didn't think that I was that vain. Word up minoxo krew. I went through the same transformation, thinking 'eh I'll never lose hair. and if I do I'll just shave it no biggie'. 2 cm later I've become a total woman about my looks. I'd rather not have my dad's 40-year-old hairline at 30. If I can keep it where it is now I've got a solid 10-20 more years of getting ferociously laid, because everything else on me owns.
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The General posted:I don't turn 31 till Saturday, am I allowed to post here yet? I'm not over 30. Just 30. Not in my thirties just thirty. You're fine because the day after your 30th you were 30 and 1/365 which is over 30 so welcome friend.
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Jan 3, 2016 11:18
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Zeroisanumber posted:Iron Maiden is still cool as poo poo gently caress you. Right on. Also, getting the snip rules. No more worrying about getting any of your many younger conquests pregnant. Does wonders for your libido. 
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Jan 3, 2016 11:45
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Maoist Pussy posted:While there are some specific artists in specific genres that won't be replicated, music overall is better now. Music is thousands of years old, comparing two points between 20 years and saying any sort of conclusion with even the tiniest bit of earnestness is hilariously myopic. Come on.
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neato burrito posted:I'm closer to 40 than 30 at this point, holy poo poo. I remember being asked "what will you be doing in the year 2000" when I was a kid in school, and I couldn't even comprehend something that far off. Here I am now, at least halfway to death, and 2000 was a loving lifetime ago. I agree with this 100%, well, minus the game part. SNES for life. Also I'm almost 40.
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32 and gonna be 33 next month. Only major changes are hangovers are worse, sex is better (like a LOT), bitterness and panic about life choices swings violently between not giving a single gently caress to full blown neurosis, love of finding new literature, art, movies, music etc. slows down a bit as you're busier getting stuff done, more patient in general, sleep becomes even more of a thing you look forward to and I like who I am now a lot more than I did during my 20's. Even though I have 7 and a bit years left of my 30's , I get the feeling this is the best decade of one's life and I like it.
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Zeroisanumber posted:Iron Maiden is still cool as poo poo gently caress you. They weren't lovely back then either, though. Owned 20-30 years ago, own today. Can't say the same for all the other old bands (only some of them).
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I'm halfway through 30. The good is that I care less about most things, my wife and I are buying a house, my best friends are still my best friends and the lovely ones have gone away. I also have a good career that pays well and is fairly low stress. The bad is seeing how some people will never get their poo poo together, and seeing family and friends get older and/or die (worst). I drink frequently no longer because it makes me happy, but as a distraction from obsessing over how pointless life is and how soon death is approaching. Fortunately I can always turn to SA when feeling blue 
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doctorfrog posted:I'm 38 and several years ago suddenly became able to enjoy my dad's music. Neil Diamond awwwww yeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhh This is great. I remember from the ages of 12 to approximately 22 I had to listen to mom and dadrock in secrecy, always keeping my headphones on low or listening to it in the car with the windows up and only by myself. There's a social stigma about musical tastes for some reason that follows that time span in your life. Then you hit your mid-20s and think, "Who the gently caress cares what I listen to?" Now I cruise the streets with my windows down playing Bread or Carpenters or Ronnie Milsap full blast when I feel like it and not giving a single motherfuuuuuuuccck. Jim Croce has, and always will own, though. You Are A Werewolf fucked around with this message at 16:20 on Jan 3, 2016 |
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