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Far too old for After Hours..

TheBlock

41..Am I too old to be still getting kicks out of some of the ****e posted on here?? Do I need to grow up and move to another forum??

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anncoates

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Yup, what we need is an After hours for over 30s. Min post count of 1000 to get in and invitation only. Kids and newbies not welcome.
Doubt I would get invited though.

Suggested title : The MeldrewDome.

Menas

anncoates wrote: »

Suggested title : The MeldrewDome.

It could be as exciting as mildew.

johnayo

TheBlock wrote: »

41..Am I too old to be still getting kicks out of some of the ****e posted on here?? Do I need to grow up and move to another forum??

Just remember........
"Once a man, twice a boy"
And that goes for the whippersnappers in after hours as well.:(

Karl Stein

I was going to say something but I've forgotten what it was..

Me?

Whenever I feel too old for AH I just take some time away and regenerate. It works wonders because AH at times can feel like a circle of repetitiveness.

Sunnyisland

I don't feel to old at all,for the most part it can be a great laugh and helps me unwind a small bit.

The One Who Knocks

Chucken wrote: »

Its not meant to be funny. They're genuine questions.
We make up for our lack of computer knowledge with the fact that we know a lot of other stuff

Ah I'm only messing with ya's, ..it just reminded me of this

Cee-Jay-Cee

The collective mental age of all AH users is around 50 +\-1yrs.

Micky Dolenz

I always assumed AH was an over 35's group.

losthorizon

wretcheddomain wrote: »

I can't imagine using this forum in twenty years time. Surely elderly people have better things to do, like mowing the lawn or cleaning ornaments?

Or actually going out and seeing the world and opening your mind? Something a lot of AH people need to do. Its like the 1950s in here.

Sunnyisland

losthorizon wrote: »

Or actually going out and seeing the world and opening your mind? Something a lot of AH people need to do. Its like the 1950s in here.

Ah now here, I have seen a fair bit of the world and actually in a weeks time I be of out again touring not whoreing around a lovely sunny island,but I will still drop in most nights to see who your all giving out about and getting on :P:):D

Wibbs

Me? wrote: »

Whenever I feel too old for AH I just take some time away and regenerate.

I do the same

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

Can be a tricky business mind you. For a while I was a woman on here(that was well weird). Then a hippy, then an angry bastid. I'm aiming for blonde beach bum next time around. (679. These days life is great craic. The 1700 were a right effing borefest let me tell you. Constantinople in the mid 1800's was fun though).

_Kaiser_

OP has a point.. at 38 I feel like I'm probably in that older than most of the posters in AH group if some of the threads and replies are anything to go by.

Or maybe I'm just not cool anymore .. nah, I was never cool! :P

WilyCoyote

Me? wrote: »

Whenever I feel too old for AH I just take some time away and regenerate. It works wonders because AH at times can feel like a circle of repetitiveness.

I just redouble my postings .......... start acting like a teenager and get banned. Very character building and good for the soul.

Wibbs wrote: »

I do the same

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

Can be a tricky business mind you. For a while I was a woman on here(that was well weird). Then a hippy, then an angry bastid. I'm aiming for blonde beach bum next time around. (679. These days life is great craic. The 1700 were a right effing borefest let me tell you. Constantinople in the mid 1800's was fun though).

Let me know how many you take, how often and if you've to mix them with alcohol to get maximum benefit

Ihatecuddles

wretcheddomain wrote: »

I can't imagine using this forum in twenty years time. Surely elderly people have better things to do, like mowing the lawn or cleaning ornaments?

My mam breaks things around the house so my dad has something to do all day. She's convinced he'll die if he takes it easy :rolleyes:

Mint Aero

mauzo! wrote: »

My mam breaks things around the house so my dad has something to do all day. She's convinced he'll die if he takes it easy :rolleyes:

There's truth in that I reckon, smart ma is y'or ma so she is

fartman

op sure your only a young lad at 41

The One Who Knocks

wretcheddomain wrote: »

I can't imagine using this forum in twenty years time. Surely elderly people have better things to do, like mowing the lawn or cleaning ornaments?

I've always wondered about that...imagine the elderly in 50 years from now, it will be so different with the internet, 85 year old coders!

dj jarvis

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

I always assumed AH was an over 35's group.

and those bloody students !!!!!

WilyCoyote

The One Who Knocks wrote: »

I've always wondered about that...imagine the elderly in 50 years from now, it will be so different with the internet, 85 year old coders!

Knock,Knock!

wretcheddomain

I bet all the elderly folks on here (i.e. > 35) go prancing around a claustrophobic damp apartment with a big nappy, periodically sitting at their computer to see if someone disagreed with them on AH. I'm guessing this class of folks are also morbidly obese, wear thick specsavers spectacles, have Sonic the Hedgehog comics thrown in one corner of their damp room, unkempt facial hair and a big snot stuck to the back of their head, and walk around scratching the nits off themselves all day.

Sir Arthur Daley

WilyCoyote wrote: »

Knock,Knock!

Whos there?

WilyCoyote

The One Who Knocks wrote: »

I've always wondered about that...imagine the elderly in 50 years from now, it will be so different with the internet, 85 year old coders!

WilyCoyote wrote: »

Knock,Knock!

WikiHow wrote: »

Whos there?

The Grim Reaper! :eek: D'Oh

Sir Arthur Daley

WilyCoyote wrote: »

The Grim Reaper! :eek: D'Oh

He is in hibernation at the moment.

WilyCoyote

WikiHow wrote: »

He is in hibernation at the moment.

He's in Hiberniation at the mo. There fyp!:)

FanadMan

wretcheddomain wrote: »

I bet all the elderly folks on here (i.e. > 35) go prancing around a claustrophobic damp apartment with a big nappy, periodically sitting at their computer to see if someone disagreed with them on AH. I'm guessing this class of folks are also morbidly obese, wear thick specsavers spectacles, have Sonic the Hedgehog comics thrown in one corner of their damp room, unkempt facial hair and a big snot stuck to the back of their head, and walk around scratching the nits off themselves all day.

You must have been looking that little bit harder in your crystal ball today to see that :P

Sir Arthur Daley

WilyCoyote wrote: »

He's in Hiberniation at the mo. There fyp!:)

momoment there fyp!

The Sidewards Man

Only as old as the one you feel after closing time.

old hippy

Me? wrote: »

Whenever I feel too old for AH I just take some time away and regenerate. It works wonders because AH at times can feel like a circle of repetitiveness.

Not again!