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  • #31671
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    Yep

    #31674
    Jeff Ross
    Participant

    Pardon me for not wanting to be old, but in my head, 20-25 is early twenties, 26-27 is mid-twenties, and 28-29 is late twenties. I know that doesn’t make mathematical sense, but categorically speaking, anyone who is under 26 in the US can be on their parents’ health insurance, so I think that anyone under 26 must be in their early twenties.

    When you get to be my age, Josiah, you won’t think of yourself as “mid-” anything. Everything is new, beginning, starting, early, so being called “mid-twenties” is a little bit unnerving for me. I guess I felt similarly the first time someone referred to me as “college help” at a job that I had started when I was fresh out of high school. Maybe you’re actually right in your assessment, Josiah, but I don’t have a “mid-twenties” mindset yet.

    #31680
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    “Old”? Dude, you’re not old until you have grandkids.
    You are older than us,

    I’m only just now starting to feel like an “adult”…yet also at the same time I dont.
    You have accomplished a lot in your 5-7ish years of adulthood. You have a flipping Masters!! But…there’s still so much life to experience. You are not considered “old” in my eyes until you are wrinkly with gray hair and grandbabies. So please don’t feel old. It’s all how you live life. I know people in their 80s that are out and living it up. Are they old? Technically…but they don’t act old…they are living life to its fullest.

    Sorry for my little ramble. Sorry if I spelled things wrong, I haven’t put on my glasses yet.

    #31683
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    I don’t recall every referring to you as “old,” Jeff, you’re younger than the majority of my siblings.

    #31684
    DScott
    Participant

    Ever Josiah. Ever dot dot dot

    #31685
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Whoops, thanks Franklin.

    #31687
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    Every lol

    #31688
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    The statement is still accurate if you consider “every” to be a person. Unfortunately, they are not.

    #31700
    Every
    Guest

    Why can’t I be a person? Oh right…I’m a potato

    #31701
    Awkward Potato
    Guest

    Sorry for the slight identity crisis.

    #31703
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    Why can’t I be a person? Oh…I’m french fried chicken. That makes sense…………..

    #31706
    Awkward Potato
    Guest

    #suchlogic

    #31726
    Jeff Ross
    Participant

    Quick clarification: I didn’t actually say I thought I was old, I just said “pardon me for not wanting to be old”, which (the desire to not be old) is something I have felt whenever someone has categorized me & my age accurately but in an older level than what I have categorized myself in my head. Under normal circumstances, I am fully aware of how young I still am right now.

    And you’re right, Kristen, about what is reasonable considerations to be accurately considered “old”. I’ve heard it said that you know you’re old when your children turn 65. Until then, you’re not old yet. The guy who told me that a few years ago passed away this summer at the age of 94. All of his kids were 65 or older, and he had grandchildren and great-grandchildren as well. He was a great man, retired longer than I have been alive, yet he had the energy and wherewithal of someone two decades his junior for being a blessing to everyone he encountered. He knew what he was talking about.

    So, for the record, we are all agreed that none of us presently on the Not-Forum is old. 😀

    #31728
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    I’m glad he got to pass such wisdom to you.
    I probably won’t live long enough to see my currently nonexistent children turn 65.

    #31729
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    And I understand not wanting to feel old. My sweet 16 a few years back was veggietales themed.
    Most of my birthdays involve me saying that I wanna fly to neverland so I don’t have to grow up. And I’m starting to feel less and less like and kid. Part of me hates that. Part of me is excited to see what my life will become.

    #31732
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    I actually like feeling like a grumpy old man.

    #31733
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    I’m a little kid and so are you. Don’t you go and grow up before I do. I’m a little kid with so much doubt. Do you wanna be there to see how I turn out?

    #31734
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    YOU SAY I TURNED OUT FIIIIIIIIIIIIINE BUT I’M STILL TURNING OOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUT

    #31735
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    Am I ready for love? Or maybe just a best friend. Should there be a difference? Do you have instructions? Maybe I’m stuck on what I see on tv. I grew up on Disney but this don’t feel like disney.

    #31736
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    Is that a song?… It seems like it could be a song… You should make it a song…

    #31737
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest
    #31747
    Poulet Frit
    Participant

    I’m not creative enough to put thoughts into words

    #31751
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    Hah, same.

    #33006
    Awkward Potato
    Guest

    Here you go, Tomato.

    #33007
    Masøn M.
    Participant

    Question 1: Is it Tomāto or Tomáto?… (Also is that the correct ‘a’ I have no idea…

    #33012
    Awkward Potato
    Guest

    (I would just say Tomayto or Tomahto. I don’t know if those are right either.)

    #33014
    Josiah the Carrot Stick
    Guest

    I usually go with “ay” over “ah.”

    #33019
    Awkward Potato
    Guest

    Yeah me too. Only tomahto when I’m doing a British accent

    #33024
    the Purple Tomato
    Participant

    Thanks!! Tomato tomahto!! See what I did there?

    #33027
    the Purple Tomato
    Participant

    (Thanks to awkward potato)

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