What do you own or do that society sees as being somewhat age inappropriate?

NachoBusiness

I have a Tupac 'Me Against the World' poster in my bedroom.

I'm 41. Women think it's odd.. but I like Tupac.

Also, sometimes I like to slide down stair banisters / hand rails in friend's houses, certain establishments etc, always did.

Only, when I was caught doing it as a kid, I was treated as a scamp.. now it's an opened mouthed 'are you well' kinda stare.

How about your good selves?

Youngblood.III

Bubble snot out my nose...

JupiterKid

Lego. Lots of it. I loved Lego as a kid and as a 40 year old big kid I still love it.

Samaris

An alarming amount of children's books from the 1930s-50s. I was also turning cartwheels in a park a couple of months ago with my long skirts tied between my legs - that I had a six-year old with me that I was teaching to cartwheel was only somewhat mitigating circumstances

I will also climb a tree or go on a swing if the opportunity occurs.

hdowney

Winnie the Pooh stuff. Teddy near collection. Sonic Spyro and Crash games. Disney etc DVDs. I am sure there are more

Hammer89

I meet 11-year-old girls.

brevity

A baluster— also called spindle or stair stick—is a moulded shaft, square or of lathe-turned form, a form cut from a rectangular or square plank, one of various forms of spindle in woodwork, made of stone or wood and sometimes of metal, standing on a unifying footing, and supporting the coping of a parapet or the handrail of a staircase.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baluster

Robsweezie

I own a trampoline that I regularly bounce on most nights for exercise. Don't give a ****, I enjoy it.

Fox_In_Socks

Hopping over walls, climbing trees, playing keepie uppies with a football on my own for ages, penny sweet addict.

The_Valeyard

Computer game collection.

Don't care what she says,it ain't going anywhere!!!!!

The_Valeyard

Hammer89 wrote: »

I meet 11-year-old girls.

Get a good night's sleep, you will need it for the garda interview tomorrow

Melisandre121

I have teddies

NachoBusiness

brevity wrote: »

A baluster—

Fixed :mad:

Hammer89

The_Valeyard wrote: »

Get a good night's sleep, you will need it for the garda interview tomorrow

Can't make it I'm helping my bird set up her new business - a lemonade stall in her estate.

Probably everything I do is not age appropriate. I'm not very good at being an adult.

Wacker The Attacker

I collect football programmes

tomwaterford

A wreaked car for tearing around the field in.....but at my age I feel too old to do it/it's a bit hillbillyish

eternal

Skate shoes, teenage leggings and college gear. Still think I'm about 25.

Danbo!

JupiterKid wrote: »

Lego. Lots of it. I loved Lego as a kid and as a 40 year old big kid I still love it.

I remember thinking as a kid – "When I grow up I'll stay up late, buy loads of sweets and lego."

Now, an early night is amazing, I try to avoid sugar, but buy oh so much Lego. Being an adult is the tits.

frag420

Chewing my boogers!!

Still as grossly satisfying as it always was!!

Fr_Dougal

I mitch mass.

The_Valeyard

Hammer89 wrote: »

Can't make it I'm helping my bird set up her new business - a lemonade stall in her estate.

Hahahaha. That's where the rapid response team Will be!

obezyana

NachoBusiness wrote: »

I have a Tupac 'Me Against the World' poster in my bedroom.

I'm 41. Women think it's odd.. but I like Tupac.

Also, sometimes I like to slide down stair banisters / hand rails in friend's houses, certain establishments etc, always did.

Only, when I was caught doing it as a kid, I was treated as a scamp.. now it's an opened mouthed 'are you well' kinda stare.

How about your good selves?

Tupac is class so class iv a tattoo of him covering pretty much all of my back Im 33 and i could not give a toss of what anyone thinks of it. I also have a Makaveli tatt on my arm.

keeponhurling

Hammer89 wrote: »

I meet 11-year-old girls.

And you're only 8?

mfceiling

I'm 40 and there's not a kid on my estate that can beat me in a scooter race.

I build and ride go karts every year with my mates in a big race. Ok so we build in weapons and it gets pretty serious and painful - but it is still go karts.

Intensive Care Bear

I'm a 33 year old male i regularly run up the stairs in my house in beast mode (using my arms to help propel myself up the stairs like a gorilla)

efb

Trying to think if I like doing childish things- no not really- but I didn't like childish things when I was younger either

Cold War Kid

I still find words like bum-bum and poo-poo and pee-pee utter comedy gold.

kfallon

I don't do it but I still find a loud fart in somewhere like a library hilarious!

I absolutely adore children's toy shops and would gladly spend a day watching lights flash, all the blirps and bleeps, and things whirring around. I'm also that fecker that turns on a whole shelf of toys that make noises before running away, giggling.

Yup, I'm 30.

KatW4

I read children's books more than adult books. I watch the Disney channel haha. Jump on the bed singing.

I'm a primary school teacher so a lot of the time I do childish things but I have an excuse

G_R

Hammer89 wrote: »

I meet 11-year-old girls.

Mod: just so everyone knows - joking about paedophillia is never funny or ok in AH.

zcorpian88

I own boxsets of old cartoons I watched as a kid, Pink Panther, Tom and Jerry and some Looney Toons, got them as Christmas presents and was delighted.

I'm 26 by the way.

I watch them when I need a laugh or leave them on in the background when messing about on the laptop or even commenting here.

RDM_83 again

Slightly older age inappropriate but still inappropriate but I love knacker drinking preferably with a 2 liter plastic bottle of cider, no worries no stress just a bunch of mates in a park being mildly anti-social
If there's crisps or peanuts involved it has the very thin illusion of being a picnic

Also when I cycle I have to stop myself making go faster noises

FallSilently

ALL the Amiibos.

TrustedApple

I still buy myself Kinder Eggs and make the toys and play with them at 23 years old ...

I also cant wait for the big ones every easter where i get a even bigger toy LoL

zcorpian88

RDM_83 again wrote: »

Also when I cycle I have to stop myself making go faster noises

Stick a plastic bottle in that spot above the back wheel....(BRRRRRRRRUUUUUM!!)

Herb Powell

That's weird that people think that, OP, wouldn't 41 put you at around the perfect age to be a fan of Tupac?

FallSilently

FallSilently wrote: »

ALL the Amiibos.

What is the big thing about amiibos? Do they do anything or are they just figurines?

Herb Powell

RDM_83 again wrote: »

Slightly older age inappropriate but still inappropriate but I love knacker drinking preferably with a 2 liter plastic bottle of cider, no worries no stress just a bunch of mates in a park being mildly anti-social
If there's crisps or peanuts involved it has the very thin illusion of being a picnic

Also when I cycle I have to stop myself making go faster noises

Drinking outdoors is the fuccking best, nothing wrong with it at all! Not even technically illegal in a lot of the country-check you by-laws

FallSilently

Deleted User wrote: »

What is the big thing about amiibos? Do they do anything or are they just figurines?

They have different, minor functions in different games. All I know is, I've waited my whole life for Nintendo figurines and thank feck they waited until I had the money.

Oh. Also those weird loopy things with round pegs at doctor's offices? Anytime I see one when I'm waiting for an appointment, its so hard to resist getting down on my knees and playing with one. There's something so ruddy satisfying about it!

Fox_In_Socks

Deleted User wrote: »

Oh. Also those weird loopy things with round pegs at doctor's offices? Anytime I see one when I'm waiting for an appointment, its so hard to resist getting down on my knees and playing with one. There's something so ruddy satisfying about it!

?:eek:

These yolks.

https://www.babyaccessories.ie/uploadedfiles/sys_products/1366665352.jpg

Like I said, I suck at being an adult!

Soups123

I 'sometimes' get on the floor and play cars with my son on his car matt, I'd often distract him with something else so he doesn't mess it up while I motor the cars around the town and into the garage!

BehindTheScenes

JupiterKid wrote: »

Lego. Lots of it. I loved Lego as a kid and as a 40 year old big kid I still love it.

Danbo! wrote: »

I remember thinking as a kid – "When I grow up I'll stay up late, buy loads of sweets and lego."

Now, an early night is amazing, I try to avoid sugar, but buy oh so much Lego. Being an adult is the tits.

Absolutely loved Lego when I was a kid! I actually ended up doing Civil Engineering as I see it as a bigger version of Lego. Gotta love a bit of job satisfaction.

Also love a packet of Jelly Tots once a week. Always get a look from the woman in the shop and then I add in "ah they're for the kids, ya know yourself", not one kid in sight yet.

zcorpian88

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1DQwMlTKlU

I have a massive collection of cartoon t-shirts. Care Bears, My Little Pony, TellyTubbies, TMNT, He-Man and She-Ra, and more. I might also have a collection of CB and MLP underwear. It helps that I'm very small and can buy things from the kids department.

I also like to keep Panda, who is a stuffed..eh, Panda, nearby. Especially in times of stress. He has a companion, Mr Grey, who was called that long before the whole 50 Shades business, but has had to go into hiding from the paparazzi since.


ETA: I'm 28, just in case anyone thinks I'm actually 10.

Fox_In_Socks

Candie wrote: »

I have a massive collection of cartoon t-shirts. Care Bears, My Little Pony, TellyTubbies, TMNT, He-Man and She-Ra, and more. I might also have a collection of CB and MLP underwear. It helps that I'm very small and can buy things from the kids department.

I also like to keep Panda, who is a stuffed..eh, Panda, nearby. Especially in times of stress. He has a companion, Mr Grey, who was called that long before the whole 50 Shades business, but has had to go into hiding from the paparazzi since.

Not a real Mr Grey then?

http://alien-dolls.com/dolls-banner55.jpg

Imagine giving one of them to a child as a present...they freak me out, never mind a child.

One eyed Jack

I used to watch Sky News in the morning before work, then I discovered The Amazing World of Gumball -

Sets me up for the day


Oh, and I still listen to popular chart music like... Taylor Swift