I'm hungover at work

[Street Pharmacist]

Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame

I turn 29 on Wednesday, and I have 367 days of fast and furious living just as much as my early 20's - this has been a very memorable decade for me. And I plan to continue this well into my 30's. No sense in stopping just because society tells you to!

It's not society that will tell you not to. I it'll be indigestion, a pounding headache, extreme nausea and your wife that will tell you not to...

[Bill Bumface]

Yeah this thread has pretty much ruined my day. What a downer.

I just need to remember I'm only 11 months removed from a huge fire in my front yard and cigars and tall boys watching the Vancouver riots live on our cell phones, running between 7-11 and the liquor store for refills when required.

[rubecube]

Originally Posted by J pold

Jesus, I can’t figure out what in this thread makes me more depressed – the fact that I’m in the twilight of my 20’s, with responsibility and commitment waiting just around the corner, or how much of a d-bag I used to be.

Yeah, I'm actually kind of embarassed of how proud I was of myself at the time.

[Ozy_Flame]

Originally Posted by Street Pharmacist

It's not society that will tell you not to. I it'll be indigestion, a pounding headache, extreme nausea and your wife that will tell you not to...

Wife . . . ? What is this you speak of?

[Street Pharmacist]

Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame

Wife . . . ? What is this you speak of?

Oh you'll learn. Or husband, whichever. Either way, the fun police will visit way too often soon. Very soon

[ranchlandsselling]

Originally Posted by hulkrogan

Yeah this thread has pretty much ruined my day. What a downer.

I just need to remember I'm only 11 months removed from a huge fire in my front yard and cigars and tall boys watching the Vancouver riots live on our cell phones, running between 7-11 and the liquor store for refills when required.

Sounds like a decent time. I celebrated with a bunch of chicks around though - but whatever floats your boat.
MRCboicgy tall? I always thought he sounded short.

[Bill Bumface]

Originally Posted by ranchlandsselling

Sounds like a decent time. I celebrated with a bunch of chicks around though - but whatever floats your boat.
MRCboicgy tall? I always thought he sounded short.

If your "bunch of chicks" are anything like the average girl, I'd wayyyy rather spend the night with 4 tall boys than 4 girls:

[Cecil Terwilliger]

Originally Posted by Frank the Tank

And to combine the two threads......I had a very drawn-out, knock-down, kick-you-in-the-junk battle with Alexander Keith last night and I lost badly. BADLY. This morning in the shower, I farted so bad that I almost made myself puke. The combination of the hot steam from the shower and the non-dissipating aroma of rancid beef wrapped in cabbage and cooked in beet juice, just about emptied my stomach!

Originally Posted by rubecube

Oh god. I'm so hungover, reading that almost made me puke.

This is an absolutely priceless exchange. And I can relate to both.

[Lt.Spears]

Kind of makes you wonder why we get married and have kids hey? I guess the people who travel around living life and experiencing tons of things have it right.

[Bill Bumface]

Originally Posted by Lt.Spears

Kind of makes you wonder why we get married and have kids hey? I guess the people who travel around living life and experiencing tons of things have it right.

Until you get old. I want kids for when I'm 70. Otherwise being 70 is going to be totally sucky and depressing.

[Shin Pad]

Originally Posted by rubecube

I'm still in my 20s (I'm 25) but I can definitely see that the train is coming to a stop sooner than later. I'm right on the very edge of still being able to go to clubs and house parties without being the creepy older guy, but that window is closing in a hurry.

Wow - you think you're old at 25, I'm well over double your age, and I'm still young. Growing old is unavoidable - Growing up is optional

[Shin Pad]

Originally Posted by Lt.Spears

Kind of makes you wonder why we get married and have kids hey? I guess the people who travel around living life and experiencing tons of things have it right.

Eventually, that all gets boring. When you get older, the only really important things are your health, your kids and grandkids.

[Mass_nerder]

I wish I could still go out and tie one on like I could 5 years ago...I'm only 27, but I can't drink more than 5-6 beers without a substantial hangover.
I remember being in university and getting drunk 5 nights a week...now I'm back in university and can't imagine doing that. I guess I can understand why U of L "invited" me not to come back.
I know I'm not old, but I'm already thinking back to my days of young fun...I don't know what I'm going to do when I actually get old.

[Ozy_Flame]

Originally Posted by Shin Pad

Eventually, that all gets boring. When you get older, the only really important things are your health, your kids and grandkids.

That's not true for everyone. Some people just prefer to be childless. I know a good handful of people who do.

[Winsor_Pilates]

Originally Posted by rubecube

I'm still in my 20s (I'm 25) but I can definitely see that the train is coming to a stop sooner than later. I'm right on the very edge of still being able to go to clubs and house parties without being the creepy older guy, but that window is closing in a hurry.

Chin up, it can get a lot better.

I'm 28 and my social life is way better than 25. I am more accomplished, confident, make more money, own a nice place and spend much more time doing interesting things with interesting people instead of clubbing all the time.

I interact with more much interesting, intelligent and beautiful women than ever before and they're far more attainable because as a guy in your late 20's/early 30's your usually have a lot more to offer and show for yourself than just being a party guy.

In today's society, late 20's/to mid 30's is the prime of your social/dating life as a male IMO.

[drhu22]

I hate to imagine what hot tar roofing or working on a paving crew would be like on a hot summers day with a bad hangover.

[4X4]

Originally Posted by drhu22

I hate to imagine what hot tar roofing or working on a paving crew would be like on a hot summers day with a bad hangover.

It's probably pretty bad, but the upside is that you can puke wherever you want, then just dump some tar on it.

[shermanator]

Originally Posted by Winsor_Pilates

Chin up, it can get a lot better.

I'm 28 and my social life is way better than 25. I am more accomplished, confident, make more money, own a nice place and spend much more time doing interesting things with interesting people instead of clubbing all the time.

I interact with more much interesting, intelligent and beautiful women than ever before and they're far more attainable because as a guy in your late 20's/early 30's your usually have a lot more to offer and show for yourself than just being a party guy.

In today's society, late 20's/to mid 30's is the prime of your social/dating life as a male IMO.

This quote made me feel not so bad about being 28...

[MrMastodonFarm]

Just to add to the thread, Thursday is still the best night to get drunk.

[drhu22]

Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame

I turn 29 on Wednesday, and I have 367 days of fast and furious living just as much as my early 20's - this has been a very memorable decade for me. And I plan to continue this well into my 30's. No sense in stopping just because society tells you to!

Just wait till your compromised body, mind, relationships tell you to stop.