I'm old.

[bribrius]

lets talk about how it really hits you.. Lets talk about SEX DRIVE. How is that holding up???

 

[snerd]

lets talk about how it really hits you.. Lets talk about SEX DRIVE. How is that holding up???

One word......... Viagree.


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[pgriz]

lets talk about how it really hits you.. Lets talk about SEX DRIVE. How is that holding up???

Fine. We know what buttons to push. None of this fumbling business. And to quote Simon and Garfunkel, "Slow down, you move too fast.
You got to make the morning last."

 

[snerd]

lets talk about how it really hits you.. Lets talk about SEX DRIVE. How is that holding up???

Fine. We know what buttons to push. None of this fumbling business. And to quote Simon and Garfunkel, "Slow down, you move too fast.
You got to make the morning last."

I thought it was "make the "moment" last"?

ETA: and a quick Google proves why I just like songs for the music. Half the time I don't hear the lyrics!

 

[Stradawhovious]

I turned 29 in November. That being said, I bet I've got more gray hair than most of you.

Not a chance. And discerning men call it "silver".

You never know... he could have a closet full of scalps from the old folks home down the road...

 

[snowbear115 47]

The police department at the county where I work used to send cadets to Communications so they could get a feel for what dispatchers go through. I had my first clue of getting older when they looked more like high school students that 21+ year old cops.

Years later, when I was taking classes at Maryland, my increased temporal status was confirmed. I decided to throw my old bike in the back of the truck and use that to get from the parking lot to class and back. I was peddling up a hill in front of one of the buildings when my handlebars decided to get loose and go wonky. When I hit the brake, the handlebar took a hard left, the front wheel locked, and the bike tumbled over with me still attached. Laying in the road on my back, knee banged up and bleeding lightly, I see a lovely female student coming over and hear a soft, voice - "Are you OK, sir?"

 

[minicoop1985]

I turned 29 in November. That being said, I bet I've got more gray hair than most of you.

Not a chance. And discerning men call it "silver".

You never know... he could have a closet full of scalps from the old folks home down the road...

How do you people know these things? I go to great lengths to hide this stuff, but you all seem to know...

 

[pgriz]

How do you people know these things? I go to great lengths to hide this stuff, but you all seem to know...

It takes an appropriately tuned mind. Natch.

 

[NancyMoranG]

Ok, I can never listen to that Simon/Garfunkle song again... Without knowing what they meant! Hey, I was only @ 12 or so....
Instead of saying 'old' ..I remember feeling 'mature' when I knew it was ok to use an umbrella in a pouring rain. And again when I had said to my dad at 13 yrs old, 'there will NEVER be another 'xyz', and of course at 30 yrs old...there is ALWAYS another ' xyz' ( dress, poster, deal)

I give...I turned 58 in November. I think I feel it, but I also know I have not been active in the last year. Am improving on that this year and will compare.
But don't tell anyone, I don't want anyone to know I am old
Nancy

 

[pgriz]

Ok, I can never listen to that Simon/Garfunkle song again... Without knowing what they meant!

The song lyrics themselves are very innocent, so I don't think Garfunkel actually was playing the dual-meaning game. My point is that as one gets older, one gets (usually) wiser. And one wise idea is to not rush a good thing, whether it be listening to music, or tasting food, or strolling in the woods. Or dancing together, for that matter.