what age did you stop like hanging out....

partyndbs

in your estate? like you know, just doing random stuff wherever you live? Is there a time when you outgrow this? I'm 19 and still do it like play football on green or whatever so just wondering. I think college is when you kinda stop...but am in 1st year and haven't.

qz

I'm eleven and I love hanging out on my estate brb g2g do nick nacks.

MagicMarker

When I moved to Tallaght, for obvious reasons.

Fremen

Like, never. I get older, the highschool girls stay the same age.

Fukuyama

I was 16 and discovered the pub

dr.bollocko

Estate?
Here. Have a tenner. The gardener will escort you from the premises. It's a bit of a walk mind. Stick to the path. I wouldn't want you to ruin your lovely white running shoes.

KeithM89_old

Your never too old for a game or 'Curbs'. Where i live, theres this 50 year old guy whose always out in the evenings playing with the little kids. Always has a trench-coat on for some reason...

biko

I'd say when you move our or when you get a job.

Scuid Mhór

Fourteen.

Pedro K

MagicMarker wrote: »

When I moved to Tallaght, for obvious reasons.

What obvious reasons?

theteal

when you start shiftin'. . .

Fremen

Pedro K wrote: »

What obvious reasons?

"Ea-yr! Yeh gorra shmoke?"

jester77

I think your like key might be stuck!

Mr Benevolent

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Estate?
Here. Have a tenner. The gardener will escort you from the premises. It's a bit of a walk mind. Stick to the path. I wouldn't want you to ruin your lovely white running shoes.

Dr. B's on form today.

ArtyM

When the people you are trying to 'hang out' with are calling you mister, it is time to stop!

starviewadams

When I moved from Orange County.

ejmaztec

When I fixed me zip.

brummytom

I don't live on an estate, but I don't think I've ever 'hung out' around my area.

stovelid

High time WIFI was banned in schools.

ejmaztec

brummytom wrote: »

I don't live on an estate, but I don't think I've ever 'hung out' around my area.

I think it's called "loitering with intent" in England, especially Birmingham, but excluding Edgbaston and Solihull.

Biggins

partyndbs wrote: »

what age did you stop like hanging out....

AH style answer: when my arms got tired.

...Honestly? When I first discovered I could have more fun indoors with the female of the species.

mstan

LOL at those people who live in estates

kkdela6

when i discovered ****

MadameCholet

biko wrote: »

I'd say when you move our or when you get a job.

True. Apart from when you're hanging out in the kitchen at work, or wherever.

ARe there seriously eleven year olds here? Surely that's a joke. :eek:

partyndbs

mstan wrote: »

LOL at those people who live in estates

wudnt have it any other way,so much friends and fun. much better than livin in a house in middle of nowehre or watever

Liam Byrne

At what age did I stop hanging out, or at what age did I like hanging out ?

Which is it ?

If it's the former, then it's when I discovered zippers.

MadameCholet

ejmaztec wrote: »

I think it's called "loitering with intent" in England, especially Birmingham, but excluding Edgbaston and Solihull.

Edgbaston is in Surrey is it not

holystungun9

Dean0088 wrote: »

I was 16 and discovered the pub

Aawwh, another late bloomer.

Hank_Jones

qz wrote: »

I'm eleven and I love hanging out on my estate brb g2g do nick nacks.

You joined boards when you were 4?

I'm impressed. :pac:

brummytom

ejmaztec wrote: »

I think it's called "loitering with intent" in England, especially Birmingham, but excluding Edgbaston and Solihull.

Oi! I'm from Sutton, dontcha knoooow? It's hardly Aston!

MadameCholet wrote: »

Edgbaston is in Surrey is it not

It is not

TeddyTedson

Biggins wrote: »

AH style answer: when my arms got tired.

...Honestly? When I first discovered I could have more fun indoors with the female of the species.

Biggie:eek:
Get yourself to confession, I hear the priests know how to hit the male Gspot:pac:

vampire of kilmainham

i still hang out..........of bars.....two more pints there tom...

theboss80

My police order stops me from "HANGING OUT" in public

Chuck Stone

I never hung around 'the estate' because our estate was a private estate. We went up the feilds to puke cider up. Great fun.

I still love sitting by an outdoor fire on a summer's night having a few beers, probably always will.

Pure bliss.

G_R

I still hang out. Not on the street corners cos that just looks shady, but like I'll hang with the guys in college in the SU or with my mates having a few beers or playing the PS3 (although not recently - thank you very much Sony). Not hanging out in the traditional sense but still hanging out.

Seloth

Jeez op did you only hang out in your estate?No street,park or shop?

19 and in 1st year college as well.Hanging out outside less and less over the years hah but still do somewhat.Mostly in houses now though.

As a friend of mine thats 20 put it"Ah **** it, remember when you could just hangout outside sober during the day doing **** all with no car!"

When Im back home no one heads out till at least 5-7pm .

Piriz

mstan wrote: »

LOL at those people who live in estates

yea i know your havin the craic...but you never had the real craic if you havnt lived on an estate...so jokes on you haha

Lorrrrraine

About 15, I'd say.
I know people who are 20 that still knacker drink, that just confuses me.

grenache

We dont have estates in the countryside so the only thing i hung out of was a tree. And that stopped when i was 12.

astonaidan

Never really understood the knacker drinking, hanging out in estates in gangs, white shoes, burberry hats things, so my anwser is when you go to secondary school and realise your goal isnt to be a twat!!

Jess16

I've never hung out cos I'm not American

eternal

When New Kids on the Block broke up.Devastation ensued.

Killer Wench

OP, is that how you seriously talk or like did I totally stumble onto an Orange County board?

Brendog

When I turned 18. As soon as you can buy alcohol fields lose their purpose.

Vicxas

About 13 when I discovered the shoppin center and doin laps!!! waaah!