christmas2012 wrote: » youre as young as you feel :pac: maybe you should have felt her up instead
mikemac1 wrote: » When everyone is talking about Swedish House Mafia and you never heard of them before And over in Film forum it was mentioned that Se7en came out 17 years ago. Damn, I remember going to the cinema for that
McChubbin wrote: » Went to Lidls and tried to buy a 4 pack of Captain Morgans and Coke. Got asked for ID. I'm 24, so prehaps I should take that as a compliment. Also, +1 on not getting the music of today. I generally listen to tracks from the 90's and early 2000s. Makes me feel old to think that I was 7 when the first Toy Story came out, 11 when the second came out and 21 when the 3rd one hit the cinemas. I really feel my age when I go to screenings of animated movies such as Ice Age or Despicable Me. Doesn't put me off, though. I've no shame in admitting that I will be off to the first screening of Brave!
Arawn wrote: » When I look at something I really want to do.and think that'll hurt my knees/back
HalloweenJack wrote: » When I first got two-day hangovers.
baz2009 wrote: » When I turned 18 in April. That was rough let me tell ya.
eaglebhoy wrote: » As per the SHM thing I had my realisation when I realised LMFAO now refers to a popular music act also and is not just a popular Internet abbreviation ! That and the hangover thing, in fact the hangover thing I think is the 1st great realisation cos it tends to happen in your late 20's/early 30's and it seems like it's all physically downhill from there once you notice your new multi-day hangovers ! :eek:
admiralofthefleet wrote: » i had a few pints on monday night and im still feeling tired after it, i wouldnt mind but it was only about 12 pints. 4 years ago i would have been grand within a few hours after twice that amout of drink