Who here is 25 years old or older?

my wife turned 30 today i wonder how she's taking itJandurin

I wonder how she would take it if she knew you told everyone here about it? :twisted:

[QUOTE="lazerface216"]

just turned 27 on friday.

AussieePet

sure did, a good weekend overall actually.

...a long hard day I imaginerawsavon

I wonder how she would take it if she knew you told everyone here about it? :twisted:

WhiteKnight77

Only one way to find out...cell_dweller

Nope, still got another six days to go!

:|

[QUOTE="rawsavon"]...a long hard day I imagineJandurin

given TDH tales, I would assume a fire crotched femalerawsavon

Moi.

26 in a couple of months.

Moi.

MissLibrarian

How dare you call me absurd. :cry:

Turned 25 this past November.

LOL, old people.

LOL, old people.

coolbeans90

Don't laugh too hard. You will be considered old one day too and it will happen sooner rather than later.

Moi.

MissLibrarian

Да

LOL, old people.

coolbeans90

Just wait, fvcker.

You're coming up.

I am...

I'll be 25 in 2014. Why the number 25 though?

I'll be 25 in 2014. Why the number 25 though?

dog64

because it's a quarter of your life expectancy.

it's like half of half your life mang, it's so balls deep.

I'll be 25 in 2014. Why the number 25 though?

dog64

[QUOTE="dog64"]

I'll be 25 in 2014. Why the number 25 though?

SirWander

because it's a quarter of your life expectancy.

it's like half of half your life mang, it's so balls deep.

are you a chipmunkJandurin

He's scrooge mcduck. Wtf are you talking about?

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]are you a chipmunkairshocker

He's scrooge mcduck. Wtf are you talking about?

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]are you a chipmunkairshocker

He's scrooge mcduck. Wtf are you talking about?

[QUOTE="dog64"]

I'll be 25 in 2014. Why the number 25 though?

SirWander

because it's a quarter of your life expectancy.

it's like half of half your life mang, it's so balls deep.

Well 100 years of living would be nice I guess, but I don't know about it being an expectancy, at least not now.

are you a chipmunkJandurin

I wonder how many people are going to get that reference?

oh well, off to watch some male strippers.

edit: ah man, and my little reference goes to **** way to spoil

his thing says ranger all i can think of is rescue rangersJandurin

Oh, it's some site greeter type thing. I guess they're supposed to make new people not flee into the hills for fear of being torn apart by the gen. pop.

[QUOTE="dog64"]

I'll be 25 in 2014. Why the number 25 though?

Jandurin

Yes. There's no case no big and no case too small. When you need help, just call.

Well 100 years of living would be nice I guess, but I don't know about it being an expectancy, at least not now.

dog64

there are some projections that speculate that nanomachines may be able to extend life expectancy up to 200 years, or some other ridiculous number. and that tech may be available within the next 20 years.

You burst my bubble, and no amount of saying sorry can fix it.

I'm 31. Now where's my prize?

I'm 25.

Why are you curious.

I suppose I qualify as somebody whose frontal lobes are completely connected. Although I'm sure some would debate that fact.

Mandatory: lol, old people.

Mandatory: lol, old people.

arad96

Mandatory LOL, your gonna be old too.

[QUOTE="dog64"]

Well 100 years of living would be nice I guess, but I don't know about it being an expectancy, at least not now.

SirWander

there are some projections that speculate that nanomachines may be able to extend life expectancy up to 200 years, or some other ridiculous number. and that tech may be available within the next 20 years.

That would be pretty cool, but when it's first released, I doubt it'll be available to anyone but the extremely wealthy. Nanotechnology is expensive, and would likely be heavily regulated by the government, as there are overpopulation implications involved with extended lifespans.

No. I'm 19.

I'm twenty-six.

immortality20

This.