Stuff That Makes You Feel Old

[Itse]

Originally Posted by darklord700

With or without Cobain, grudge had run its course at that time. I think the fact that Cobain died young preserved and furthered his legacy more, just like Bruce Lee.

It was grunge, and it was mostly just a commercial label for a certain type of rock, which never really went away. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebJ2brErERQ for example is very much something Nirvana could've done.) A certain sound became popular and eventually became just one style of doing songs which bands can use or not. Which is normal.

[ken0042]

It makes me feel old to walk into a thread where the young punks are talking about music; and while you know who the artists are- you really don't know or care about the music.

[keratosis]

Being called "SIR"for the first time. Really????
I was just being asked for my ID at
the bar like twenty minutes ago.
At least it felt like twenty minuets ago.
Shart!!!!!!

[Puppet Guy]

I was at the Flames' Prospects/U of C game last night and Blake Gal scored for the Flames. I used to watch his dad play for the old Lethbridge Broncos. That made me feel old.

[Shin Pad]

Having my 58th birthday the other day

[3 Justin 3]

Seeing the date the prospects are born, and I'm only 21. It pisses me off because I look 14, and I know anyone of them could whoop my ass.

[troutman]

48 hour hangovers.

[mrbloonbloon]

Looking at the midgets in university in the first day of class, i will just assume they are all first year. It is a good kinda of feeling of being old.

[Papi34]

i went to a club this weekend and was dancing with this girl she asked how old i was (said 22) and she responded "holy crap your old"

Damnit.

[Cecil Terwilliger]

Originally Posted by Papi34

i went to a club this weekend and was dancing with this girl she asked how old i was (said 22) and she responded "holy crap your old"

Damnit.

But you still plowed her right?

And this story would be even better if you're actually 25.

[Papi34]

Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger

But you still plowed her right?

And this story would be even better if you're actually 25.

Haha unfortunately i was completely truthful about the 22 hahaha

a couple of months ago i was on the train with some buddies and this girl was talking to her friend on her cell and she says i dont know what time it is ill ask these old dudes.

We were the old dudes.. that was life changing

[4X4]

Originally Posted by Papi34

Haha unfortunately i was completely truthful about the 22 hahaha

a couple of months ago i was on the train with some buddies and this girl was talking to her friend on her cell and she says i dont know what time it is ill ask these old dudes.

We were the old dudes.. that was life changing

Joke's on her if she was using a cell phone so old that it didn't even have a clock on it.

[Papi34]

Originally Posted by 4X4

Joke's on her if she was using a cell phone so old that it didn't even have a clock on it.

haha good point but she was talking on it so maybe it doesnt show? anyways it was that moment where i realized times movin fast haha

[MrMastodonFarm]

Originally Posted by Papi34

Haha unfortunately i was completely truthful about the 22 hahaha

a couple of months ago i was on the train with some buddies and this girl was talking to her friend on her cell and she says i dont know what time it is ill ask these old dudes.

We were the old dudes.. that was life changing

"A quarter to a raping" would have been the appropriate answer.

[Methanolic]

Knowing what "Never trust a fart" means.

[fanman]

I was teaching a couple of 11 year olds here in Japan last week and one of them asked me what the word dinosaur meant. I was trying to explain it to them and then referenced Jurasic Park, which was met with blank stares. It may as well have been some obscure black and white film with no sound from the early days of cinema. I'm only 32 and don't ever really feel old, but damn. I didn't even stop to think how long ago that movie came out.

[MrMastodonFarm]

Originally Posted by fanman

I was teaching a couple of 11 year olds here in Japan last week and one of them asked me what the word dinosaur meant. I was trying to explain it to them and then referenced Jurasic Park, which was met with blank stares. It may as well have been some obscure black and white film with no sound from the early days of cinema. I'm only 32 and don't ever really feel old, but damn. I didn't even stop to think how long ago that movie came out.

What kind of 11 year old doesn't know what a Dinosaur is???

If these were boys, it's unforgivable and the state should take them away. By the age of 10 a growing boy should already be done both his Shark and Dinosaur phase.

[keenan87]

knowing I turn 20 in a month Goodbye teen years

[MrMastodonFarm]

Originally Posted by keenan87

knowing I turn 20 in a month Goodbye teen years

Early 20's should be better then your teens.

[flylock shox]

Then the late twenties will fill you with existential angst. Kind of a grown-up version of the angst you grew to know and love as a teen.

Then you hit thirty, something inside of you dies, you reconcile yourself to this development, and you reach a new level of "Clint-Eastwood-like non-#####-giving" that will serve you well as your significant other and children consume your hopes and dreams, your body begins its slow decay into middle age, and the drudgery of every day routine becomes the valium with which you salve any lingering aspirations that may bubble to the surface from time to time.

So much to look forward to at your age...