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30 year old is double my age.

I'll tell you what I tell all the young whipper-snappers. Roll your eyes at me again and I'll smack them right out of your head.

Damn kids.

Tyyr wrote:I'll tell you what I tell all the young whipper-snappers. Roll your eyes at me again and I'll smack them right out of your head.

Damn kids.

I genuinely love beef sashimi. My friends always look at me weird when I order them at the sushi restaurant.

Mikey wrote:

Sonic Glitch wrote:Music twice to three times my age.

Reliant121 wrote:^
That.

So, what - twenty-year-old music?

In my case, 40-60 years old -- which is just about right, 1950-1970

<-- hollow internet threat is hollow.


As for me, 2-3 times my age would be anything form 1980 to 1965.

Reliant121 wrote:30 year old is double my age.

He wasn't out by much, and that's still less than a good chunk of our members and not much more than a few others. Including me.

This is true. I recognise that apart from me and Nick, and of course the elusive bob, the below 20 age group is in severe minority.

Sailor Moon?

I loved Sailor Moon.

And Teen Titans.

Love that show, too. Sailor Moon was my 'gateway' anime back in the 90's.

They reran it in the mornings before school on one of the Channels here (this was probably around...2001/2002 if I remember correctly. God, naval quarters.)

I was addicted.

Tyyr wrote:I'll tell you what I tell all the young whipper-snappers. Roll your eyes at me again and I'll smack them right out of your head.

Damn kids.

Welcome to your third decade. Your membership is now official.

BTW, I do say that to my kids.

Captain Seafort wrote:

Reliant121 wrote:30 year old is double my age.

He wasn't out by much, and that's still less than a good chunk of our members and not much more than a few others. Including me.

Seafort - you aren't too far off, either: there aren't many twenty-somethings who like The Beatles as much as you do, or even know who Gerry and the Pacemakers or the Dave Clark Five were.

And, if we're including anime we enjoyed as kids... Space Battleship Yamato FTW!

Mikey wrote:Gerry and the Pacemakers

There'd better be plenty who know who they are, especially if said twentysomethings are in the Kop.

BTW, I do say that to my kids.

father has gone one step further. He's done it a couple of times.

Mikey wrote:
Seafort - you aren't too far off, either: there aren't many twenty-somethings who like The Beatles as much as you do, or even know who Gerry and the Pacemakers or the Dave Clark Five were.

I know the first two, and think I've heard of the Dave Clark Five, but none of their song titles look familiar (Which doesn't mean much, i'm shit with song titles)