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I'm 50 this year also. My B'day was in March. I have the extreme fortune of looking only about 35 to 40. I get the "Wow, I thought you were about 38!" thing all the time. I could go anywhere in the world and tell people I was 32 and nobody would so much as blink an eye. I work closely with two guys who are both 47 and they both look way older than I do. It's both a blessing and a cursing when it comes to females. I can't do the online dating thing because when I put my real age in there the only women that want to date me are my age or older. Yuck!! If I meet women in person, I can get dates with women in their late 20s even, but only if they don't ask my age and assume I'm as young as I look. Then when they find out my true age it's all over. Sigh, I hate life some times......
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Yea, that`s them. None left now. 100% casualties. |
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 No one in sane mind ever turns when he has any other option. ~ DKoor |
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I had a chuckle, I must confess.
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I feel for ya man, I really do. I'm 44, yet I still feel as thnough I am 42, even though when I had the Pneumonia, I felt like I was 80. Girls in their 18's - 30's think I am 80 and way too old for them after seeing my picture on the World Wide Web. Women my own age, are just boring and most of the older (50 - 85 Year Old) women that I want to date, are more interested in finding a younger stud than myself. I swear, our generation is just cursed. |
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48 this year...dammit
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I'm 16.
I've got hundreds of 'em little green ones. In fact, my little brother made quite a brawl on my desk today.  Airspeed, altitude, or brains; you always need at least two. |
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It's all relative I suppose!------------------------------  You can have no idea just how hostile aircraft can be until they come to your area... Aircraft which strafe or bomb your positions should be regarded with suspicion, if not deep mistrust. Aircraft which bomb and strafe your position and wear a red circle should certainly be regarded with deep mistrust. In fact, the deeper the better. A six-foot-deep slit trench is an ideal place from which to mistrust them... Australian soldier VX116124 www.magnum-pc.com Be sure. |
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There's something familiar about that story  I also got the Japanese and the Australians. The officers with their katana and machete respectively where my favourites. |
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Yeah, that one got me too  Intel QX6700 Quad Core @3.22 EVGA nForce 680i SLI MoBo / 2 Gigs RAM 2x 8800 GTX SLI / SB X-Fi CH Controls with Franken Potato |
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I understand what you mean. It is no less funny when hearing your explanation though It is just as funny to hear my youngest son, 4 years old, to talk about when he was little  Intel QX6700 Quad Core @3.22 EVGA nForce 680i SLI MoBo / 2 Gigs RAM 2x 8800 GTX SLI / SB X-Fi CH Controls with Franken Potato |
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Man, I remember when I was back in my 30's, and I had this Girlfriend who had 2 young boys that were like 7 & 8, and we would rag all my soldiers and tanks and things out into this empyt bedroom and just have wars for hours on end. I wonder what became of those 2 boys? And my ex-Girlfriend too, of course. |
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Im 15 here. I have a bunch of of plastic army men, although most are completely destroyed. Me and my freind used to have pretty epic battles between each other when we still played with them. We even used to take lighters and melt the vehicles to make it look like they were knocked out(if thats the right term).
 "When we depart, let the earth tremble!" - Josef Goebbel |
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