quarter century

[shiato storm]

my god it just came round so fast!
well...better crack on with the next one

[Theo]

Happy birthday chap.. I think! Bit cryptic, if I'm honest!

You're a proper oldie now, eh? Got your pension sorted, yet? Won't be long 'til you're queued at the Post Office every Thursday morning, eh?

[shiato storm]

well, the rate pensions are going I'll be dead at the work place long before I come into retirement age...!
cryptic? whats cryptic about that?! but jeeze, it doesn't half shoot past. where did the time go...?

[sat in front of comp. posting on hexus.net....oh yes i remember now! ]

[Stewart]

Its strange, when I was 15, the people who were 20 had wives and kids, and were proper adults.

When I was 20, it was the people who were 25 who had wives, kids and the like. Now I'm 23... and it look like its the people who are 30 who are proper adults, and anyone younger is still having an extended childhood.

I suppose its because, now, 25 is nowt, where as, in Roman times, 25 was an old man. Now, if I was 15 in Roman times, this post would make sense.

[Lee H]

Its strange, when I was 15, the people who were 20 had wives and kids, and were proper adults.

When I was 20, it was the people who were 25 who had wives, kids and the like. Now I'm 23... and it look like its the people who are 30 who are proper adults, and anyone younger is still having an extended childhood.

I suppose its because, now, 25 is nowt, where as, in Roman times, 25 was an old man. Now, if I was 15 in Roman times, this post would make sense.

I understand mate

I'm 26 now... damn it flies and its true what you have said about people when we we're younger. I remember when I was about 14 and my 19 year old cousin got married. Now when I was 19 I was like " not a chance..."

It seems we all just want to have fun and not bother about settling down till later in life

[silentphoenix]

Time is a funny thing, look back at it and it passed really quickly, but when you look forward at it, it seems so far away.

Its strange, when I was 15, the people who were 20 had wives and kids, and were proper adults.

When I was 20, it was the people who were 25 who had wives, kids and the like. Now I'm 23... and it look like its the people who are 30 who are proper adults, and anyone younger is still having an extended childhood.

This is so true mate.

[Zedmeister]

Loved how I looked at the title and then your sig loaded up!!!

"Ohhhnoooooooo"

Anyhow, welcome to the club boyo. About 1/3 of you life is spent. The next 1/3 will be spent looking after kids and attending dinner parties. The last 1/3 will see you being cared for in a home with plastic underpants

[shiato storm]

well, there's no sugar coating on that one now is there?!

[Zedmeister]

well, there's no sugar coating on that one now is there?!

Haha, well Happy birthday and may you have one more 1/3 than everyone else!


Hows that???

[Curfish]

bah im 25 too. remember your only as old as you feel, guess im 52 then

Happy Birthday mate

[shiato storm]

no no no, you're as young as the girl you feel...

[Stewart]

I did spend the summer with a 20 year old bisexual and sometimes with her 18 year old mate, I did also sleep with her 35 year old mate aswell

You mucky article.

[shiato storm]

hang on - so she was bisexual, then you slept with her 18yr old mate...also a girl? and again with another of her mates, a 35yr old..another girl?
or are you a bit bi too?!

either way I'd agree with vaul there, perv.

[shiato storm]

- back on topic...it being my birthday and all, and although not really an official present, in order that I can use some programs for my data crunching [scientific] work I've been given full admin rights for the network woohoo!
I mean, I'll use them responsibly and not bring the place down from the inside...

[Purple]

does it include the payroll department

[Stewart]

or are you a bit bi too?!

Yeah, I think he's a bit funny too... that's how I read it as well. Still, nowt wrong with that these days.

Explains the Lionel Ritchie thing as well... seems he has a thing for men of colour, or just people who can, well, still hit the high notes, shall we say?