Kinda like a beard...........Westy said:
You know - you could have mine. I'm married with children so I don't really need it for hitting on hot college chicks any more.
the 'things you once took for granted' thread
- Thread starter partsbara
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Hearing and vision were nice...
take care of her man.I Are Baboon said:
when i first moved to where i'm living now.
i had a neighbor who was in the final stages of that hideous disease.
for the three years i knew him, before he passed away. i spent as much time with him as i could.
he had a couple of great healthcare workers who helped him.
but for the most part he was very isolated and had very few friends.
nobody deserves that.
never take good health and mobility for granted.
ride every chance you get.
Eyesight without glasses. Doesn't the recurring theme of this thread seem to indicate we're all getting old and feeble?
Aren't we?neanderthal said:
It would never be the same. Then I had no worries about a mortgage, I held no fear of laws and I was surrounded by hundreds of others in the same situation. I'd love a summer off, it would still be fun but it would never be the day after day of sore stomach muscles from laughing so hard all the time.SkaredShtles said:Get your priorities straight, dude.
I still plan on taking a few summers off before I retire.
Ugh, I miss that a lot. Then again I'm not old and feeble, though I will shortly no longer be a teenager...neanderthal said:
1. The ability to eat whatever I wanted and not gain a pound
2. The ability to heal almost overnight (not the weeks it takes now)
2. The ability to heal almost overnight (not the weeks it takes now)
Damn... Buncha whiny old men we got in here
I keep wondering when that's gonna happen to me.jimmydean said:
That hair of yours is starting to look a bit sparse in back, Junior.binary visions said:Damn... Buncha whiny old men we got in here
It's just migrating forward, joining its eyebrow bretheren.SkaredShtles said:That hair of yours is starting to look a bit sparse in back, Junior.
binary visions said:
I still get up laughing if I'm not too broken...iscariot said:Werd.
I don't get up laughing anymore.
sleep.... oh how I miss it....
I think a better question would be how do you do that?partsbara said:
waking up at sunrise ???mastercycleman said:I think a better question would be how do you do that?
I have a $100 rule. I think you start every ride with $100. You spend it however you want. Climbing, pushing yourself to keep in front, following hot, whatever you spend a little of that $100 over the course of the ride. Until the $100 is spent and you ride home. I used to be able to spend $150 on a ride. Now I can't. I miss being fast but I am fine with slow.
living at home while in high school and not having to deal with paying my own bills, buying my own food, fixing my own dinner, and never having to clean up after myself.
Man, I miss the good ol' days
Man, I miss the good ol' days
I think I've got a buck-oh-five.jdcamb said:
What Chris Rock refers to as "new pvssy".