How old..
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How old..
by Brad Monks » May 3rd, '03, 16:32
Through curiosity i am wondering how old the people in this forum are? Im 34
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by the_mog » May 4th, '03, 14:08
wooohoooo... im younger!!!!!!... hehe a young and devilishly handsome 30 
Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music. - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989.. 
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by Brad Monks » May 5th, '03, 14:20
Good to know im not the only one whos having a second...or possibly third childhood. Thought id be a bit of an old dinosaur here so now im feeling much happier!!!
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by the_mog » May 5th, '03, 17:40
seige wrote:Hmmm... feeling ancient at 31.
Magic since 15, serious addiction since 20.
BTW...
Mog's been reading Derren Brown???
i have????... nope... just always been devilishly handsome... hehe
yeah every one better show respect for old man tom...hehe
Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music. - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989..
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by Mandrake » May 6th, '03, 09:01
Captain - at 35 I used to love it as well. Can't remember exactly what I used to love but I know I used to love it.
(Mandrake retires to corner, resumes drooling into gruel, mumbling incoherently about the good old days.....)[/i]
(Mandrake retires to corner, resumes drooling into gruel, mumbling incoherently about the good old days.....)[/i]
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by seige » May 6th, '03, 09:14
Seems to be a thirtysomething hobby, does magic.
With the exception of Mandrake, who's just finished celebrating the 25th Anniversary of his 30th birthday! (sounds better like that)
Oh well, you're only as old as you feel. And drooling into gruel certainly would make you feel old. Try eating a modern crap-food, like Pot Noodle or something trendy like a 'Ready Made Microwaveable less than 1% Fat Vegetarian No Nuts No Gluten Low Sugar Diet Healthy Living High in Fibre Pasta Meal'.
Won't taste any better than the gruel - but it's more up to date, and will help perpetuate that 'young' feeling.
With the exception of Mandrake, who's just finished celebrating the 25th Anniversary of his 30th birthday! (sounds better like that)
Oh well, you're only as old as you feel. And drooling into gruel certainly would make you feel old. Try eating a modern crap-food, like Pot Noodle or something trendy like a 'Ready Made Microwaveable less than 1% Fat Vegetarian No Nuts No Gluten Low Sugar Diet Healthy Living High in Fibre Pasta Meal'.
Won't taste any better than the gruel - but it's more up to date, and will help perpetuate that 'young' feeling.
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by daleshrimpton » May 6th, '03, 12:19
mandrake wrote:At a mere 55 of your Earth years old, may I take Yankee Tom's title of Old Fart?
PS Second childhood??? I haven't finished the first one yet!!
yeh!! I was about to brighten his day by saying that i am 40 this friday.
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