#301079 - 20/02/04 08:30 AM
looking forward to being older
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geek, level 1
Registered: 15/12/02
Loc: everywhere
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I can't wait til i get to 30.  then i'll have been juggling for 10 1/2 years, spinning for 8 1/2 years, contact juggling for 7, and leaping around in a silly fashion for about 9....... pre-  omg 40 will be even better.....  R
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#301080 - 20/02/04 08:40 AM
Re: looking forward to being older
[Re: bluecat]
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playing the days away
Registered: 19/08/03
Loc: The Middle lands
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How many years away is that mr Bluecat?
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#301082 - 20/02/04 09:27 AM
Re: looking forward to being older
[Re: Valura]
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Carpal \'Tunnel
Registered: 10/01/03
Loc: body in Las Vegas, heart all a...
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#301084 - 20/02/04 10:21 AM
Re: looking forward to being older
[Re: Gidg]
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veteran
Registered: 22/01/04
Loc: middle of Troon
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OMG! I'll be 20 next year <falls in a dead faint>
never thought i'd make it past 16!
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#301085 - 20/02/04 10:25 AM
Re: looking forward to being older
[Re: Kit]
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Promotionaly Challenged
Registered: 15/07/03
Loc: el paso, tx
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I only expect to live till tomorrow. and then tomorrow i'll expect to liv till the next day! and so on and so forth and then so on some more!
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#301086 - 20/02/04 11:54 AM
Re: looking forward to being older
[Re: Dunc]
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geek, level 1
Registered: 15/12/02
Loc: everywhere
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its another 6 years for me(to 30)
i can't wait to live the rest of my life
tho i might explain the 'jugglers suicide pact' to a few of you at some point
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#301088 - 20/02/04 12:23 PM
"It's never too late to have a happy childhood"
[Re: bluecat]
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still can't believe it's not butter
Registered: 14/11/01
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
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"It's never too late to have a happy childhood" -->explains me a-lot. ..also, as for 'ideal' age, i want to want to be at the present moment. samsara is stoopid.
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#301092 - 20/02/04 01:16 PM
Re: "It's never too late to have a happy childhood"
[Re: bender]
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Carpal \'Tunnel
Registered: 31/03/03
Loc: Perth
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Mr Blue cat life is getting better and better!!!!!
At 37 my life is soooo damn good I could weep with joy at times.
If it keeps getting better at this rate bring on 40!!!!!!!
Hope to see you soon....
plants catmint
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#301095 - 20/02/04 02:32 PM
Re: "It's never too late to have a happy childhood"
[Re: Ade]
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Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
Registered: 02/12/02
Loc: Calgary, Alberta Canada
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My experience? 30 was GREAT, 31 sucked, and so far 32 is pretty damned good.
31 sucked only because of what was happening within my family...illnesses and death. The rest was pretty ok, to be honest.
In the end, life is what you make of it...in my opinion.
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