All youse folks who have said "not having to worry about money," i envy you. I still haven't worked that one out.

Doc, if I had kids or planned to have them, that position would quickly reverse. That's really the chief reason I can say I don't have real money worries.

Andrew, great post. I agree with everything in it. The parent thing: my dad (who I don't see a lot) and I have just started exchanging emails. It's great. We wouldn't have done it five years ago.

I try not to envy people, but the types who have found their place, marriage, kids... And I often think it's not only related to material things. Coming from the warm and milky, I think it's easier to buy into that later in life. Maybe.

Also, a lot of my friends, I would say 70% are poorly educated. Which means they're either living it up, not giving a fuck, or have settled for something they find acceptable. I'm somewhere in between, which is sort of awkward.

Dunno, I just hit three oh, so this is kind of hitting close to home. Also, I'm slightly drunk.

Hey, another thing: WTF, why do folks around thirty like unanimously start listening to country music at all?

the older u get - the dirtier u feel around the young girls.
and it's that nice dirty.
that dirty that makes you want to bury your cock in the sandbox.

sunlore wrote:Hey, another thing: WTF, why do folks around thirty like unanimously start listening to country music at all?

You can't really accumulate a critical mass of lowdown dirty women, drunken fights, waiting for trains that never arrive, and problems with the law until you're of a certain age.

It's also a fact that the YeeHaw! gland (pictured) - that is needed to appreciate country music doesn't develop in most people till they are around 30.

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I don't have to drink as much to feel alright anymore.

nose hairs

freckles

anthritis

incontinence

kittens

twitching sensations

whisperings

and oh oh yes

MrFood wrote:1) Bingo.

You're looking forward to bingo? You're clearly already developing dementia.