completedit wrote: » Wearing band t-shirts used to be for middle aged fat rockers, now it's cool and young and trendy to wear a band t-shirt Playing computer games in adulthood. It used to be seen as strange if a man played playstation past 18 but now it seems commonplace Grown men liking superheroes
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: » I'll always be into gaming, on some level.
completedit wrote: » Wearing band t-shirts used to be for middle aged fat rockers, now it's cool and young and trendy to wear a band t-shirt
KungPao wrote: » Beards. Used to be only old men, smelly rockers and Geography teachers/Sinn Fein leaders who sported the full face warmer. Now it’s every second man. Although I think the trend has peaked and Is starting to die off.
Pyr0 wrote: » I've worn band t-shirts since I was a young teenager and I still do. In fact, I probably have more t-shirts/long-sleeves than I do pairs of jocks as this stage. Music is a big part of my life and the band t shirts go hand in hand for me, so I hope my interest in them doesn't fade "as i get older"
Church on Tuesday wrote: » I found the fact you could buy Metallica tees in Penneys a couple years ago beyond depressing.
Thelonious Monk wrote: » Penney's were selling Ramone's t-shirts worn by young ones who wouldn't be able to name one of their songs, about 15 years ago. I think you're a bit late to the party with the band t-shirts being cool for youths again.
the purple tin wrote: » Lord of the Rings was for nerds only before the films came out. Same with GOT. Although a lot of fans of the series and films don't bother reading the books.
FoxyVixen wrote: » Chunky Caterpillar eyebrows are now in. Have been for a few years I guess at this point. I don't understand it. What was wrong with the 90's eyebrow.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Nothing, and I mean nothing, looks more stupid on a woman’s face than changing her eyebrows From natural to bushy/HD/etc etc etc.
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » that makes us wanna do it more though