Attention Signs you're getting old.

[Dargelos]

When I was young, I thought whisky was horrible, something only to be drunk as a last resort.
But now that I am old, I increasingly cleave to the idea that the answers to the problems of the world can best be found at the bottom of a large glass of cheap scotch.

 

[pornoboy]

When I was young, I thought whisky was horrible, something only to be drunk as a last resort.
But now that I am old, I increasingly cleave to the idea that the answers to the problems of the world can best be found at the bottom of a large glass of cheap scotch.

 

[NotHardUp1]

Thanks for the tip. I kind of just started on them during periods I'm cutting calories/eating less in general, but I may look into the matter further .

Along those lines, some vitamins have adverse effects when taken in excess. Read up on that to be informed about which ones can be a problem.

 

[rareboy]

Everything hurts.

And now, with perfect 20/20 vision, I still need 3 different pairs of glasses.

 

[Alistair]

 

[lockeroomguy]

It takes forever to pee.

 

[curiousbob]

The first word of the morning is "fuck"

 

[fredroy]

Is gsdx doing ok?

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[rareboy]

 

[purina]

He was much younger when I first knew of him.

According to “Last Stage Manager Standing” by longtime CBS stage manager Daniel B. Morgan, Keeshan, before going on stage, used to flash his sidekick, Hugh “Lumpy” Brannun, aka Mr. Green Jeans.
Morgan writes how one day “Lumpy” responded by taking things a step further.
“Unbeknownst to the little viewers, Cap’n Bob would take it upon himself to take out his ‘weenie,’ put a pencil under it, and wave it at Lumpy,” Morgan reports.
He goes on: “Then the Captain would come through the door, greet everyone, and hang the keys on the key hook. On with the show! So now, at the end of the program (which probably included credits), Bob was backstage reading the final voice-over…(and) during Bob’s final read, Lumpy pulled out his penis and began to pee on Bob’s leg. Thus another pee-on story. HR would never allow this to happen today.”

 

[smokeshadow]

If you remember the classic 1960's era Pontiac GTO automobile; or, if you only remember Ronnie & the Daytonas tribute song, "Little GTO"; you may want to save up for the 2025 version

 

[smokeshadow]

Do you remember any of these from the 70's?

 

[me203]

You know you are getting old when you have forgotten that you ever posted in this thread. Or even that you forgot this thread even existed.

 

[Bill1954]

He was much younger when I first knew of him.

I loved Mr. Green jeans!

 

[Bill1954]

Do you remember any of these from the 70's?

I think these are the kids of the 60s. Because I remember watching those shows but not in color in the 60s.

 

[Dargelos]

Do you remember any of these from the 70's?

This clip includes vinyl records among things of the past but they have never gone away. The few record presses still working are running night and day, new discs sell as fast as they can make them. When you hear a really good turntable it reveals why the sometimes considerable expense of playing vinyl is money well spent.

 

[me203]

This clip includes vinyl records among things of the past but they have never gone away.

Right. They haven't.

When you hear a really good turntable it reveals why the sometimes considerable expense of playing vinyl is money well spent.

The cost of good turntables can be jolting. I certainly remember being jolted many years ago when I saw a local dealer ad advertising a turntable that cost as much as I thought one might spend for an entire system. On a lark, I went to hear it--and within seconds of the record starting, I was sold on the idea.

 

[Nude_Dude]

When I was young, I thought whisky was horrible, something only to be drunk as a last resort.

In a cruel twist of fate, once you get a taste for neat, hard liquor (whisky, brandy, gin, etc.) it's probably your body's way of telling you it's time to give it away.

 

[curiousbob]

You left something upstairs, you spend time thinking do I need it anyway.

 

[jjonn3]

You left something upstairs, you spend time thinking do I need it anyway.

That also goes for when you drop something on the floor...