You remember when you considered certain people in their 40's as "old".
Then, one day, you realized you're 40!!!
Then, one day, you realized you're 40!!!
You know you're old when ...
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You're old when the music is too loud.
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You're old when staying up late means after 9 PM.
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You're old when sleeping in means getting up after 6 AM.
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You're old when you think everyone else drives too fast.
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You're old when staying up late means after 9 PM.
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You're old when sleeping in means getting up after 6 AM.
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You're old when you think everyone else drives too fast.
Someday I will own the pillow pictured in my Avatar.<-- You know you're old when you can remember drinking this guy's beverage.
By that yardstick, I am officially old. I think I mentioned in another thread once upon a time, not only did I drink the stuff, but I had all the character's cups that you could send away for.
I feel... young.
You know your to old when you forget things in a instant, so i flipped the switch and found both would vibrate but the third one still has no power going to it, so my advice would be just apply some antiseptic cream and hope it works...hope that helps.
Thanks AuntieHill that was very moving. I'd forgotten how brilliant Mel Blanc was, coupled with the fantastic animation.
It's like obladee obladah.
At the very end of that clip he snaps his geetar string. This provokes mayhem because the perfect replacement is a cat's whisker. Not surprisingly by the end of the cartoon, Tom has no whiskers left.
What the hell is a "crambo"
It's like obladee obladah.
At the very end of that clip he snaps his geetar string. This provokes mayhem because the perfect replacement is a cat's whisker. Not surprisingly by the end of the cartoon, Tom has no whiskers left.
Here's a good one, though it's not mine. A friend just posted on FaceBook that she feels old because she had to text herself a message with her long-term parking space number at the airport so she'll know where to find her car when she returns from her business trip. I am SO right there! 
HA! I'm on a business trip right now, and to remember where I parked, I took a picture of where it is with my phone's camera!Here's a good one, though it's not mine. A friend just posted on FaceBook that she feels old because she had to text herself a message with her long-term parking space number at the airport so she'll know where to find her car when she returns from her business trip. I am SO right there!
Oh thanks. That particular milestone is a week from Saturday for me.
You know you're old when somebody on a message board tells you you are.
....when you mention in a random post that you're old... and then you get PM'd by a fellow poster who says, "I just looked at your pictures. You're not that elderly!"
I swear, this really happened!
I swear, this really happened!
Oh yeah? You getting there too?
I passed that number 5 years ago ...
I don't know if it qualifies as "old," but you definitely belong to a certain generation if hearing Bob Seger's "Old Time Rock and Roll" immediately makes you think of young Tom Cruise prancing around in his underwear.
....when you mention in a random post that you're old... and then you get PM'd by a fellow poster who says, "I just looked at your pictures. You're not that elderly!"
I swear, this really happened!
Well I thought I was nice about it. Sheesh. You're not as old as my great-great-great grandfather yet.
You know you're old when you still don't know what "beak" dancing is? I have two parrots and have never seen them do anything like that!
Ow. 
Good to note that I'm still young then. I have no clue what you're talking about.
I honestly think that describes about every restaurant in the U.S. or at least every one I've ever been to.
A few months ago I was channel surfing on the radio and came across a song I had not heard in a long time that had been popular when I was in high school. The next few songs elicited the same reaction from me, so I left the station on. After about five or six songs, they did a station break. It was the oldies station.
I honestly think that describes about every restaurant in the U.S. or at least every one I've ever been to.
A few months ago I was channel surfing on the radio and came across a song I had not heard in a long time that had been popular when I was in high school. The next few songs elicited the same reaction from me, so I left the station on. After about five or six songs, they did a station break. It was the oldies station.
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