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Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 4 18, 9:16 pm
by CardsofSTL
JCShutout wrote:The Cardinals just drafted someone born in 2000 y'all. 2000.
FML

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 9:13 am
by Gashouse
Joe Shlabotnik wrote:
Tim wrote:FAU has an outfielder with the last name Conine.


It's Jeff Conine's kid.
On the same tack - was the #1 pick a relative of Johnny Mize?
If so, probably is great grandson.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 9:24 am
by Michael
I think this is a common feeling, but throughout my life I've always felt younger than I actually am. I remember in my mid 20's being weirded out that it would be totally acceptable for me to be married and have a kid.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 9:27 am
by Joe Shlabotnik
Michael wrote:I think this is a common feeling, but throughout my life I've always felt younger than I actually am. I remember in my mid 20's being weirded out that it would be totally acceptable for me to be married and have a kid.
My wife and I both agree that after about 35 we didn't change how old we thought we were until about now (20+ years later) when things start to hurt for no reason what-so-f'n-ever and people start treating you like the old fart you are.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 11:47 am
by thrill
Michael wrote:I think this is a common feeling, but throughout my life I've always felt younger than I actually am. I remember in my mid 20's being weirded out that it would be totally acceptable for me to be married and have a kid.
I am also age-dysmorphic. I'm 32 and only now am realizing that it would be very unremarkable for me to be married and have a kid. My older sister has been married with kids since she was 19 and I was 16, so literally half my life, but I still felt like if I was married with kids I'd look and feel like a little kid wearing his dad's suit and shoes despite never feeling like it was weird for her.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 11:48 am
by go birds
Michael wrote:I think this is a common feeling, but throughout my life I've always felt younger than I actually am. I remember in my mid 20's being weirded out that it would be totally acceptable for me to be married and have a kid.
same but that's mostly because i look a lot younger than i am

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 12:15 pm
by CardsofSTL
go birds wrote:
Michael wrote:I think this is a common feeling, but throughout my life I've always felt younger than I actually am. I remember in my mid 20's being weirded out that it would be totally acceptable for me to be married and have a kid.
same but that's mostly because i look a lot younger than i am
You look like my great aunt Gertrude.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 12:53 pm
by GeddyWrox
go birds wrote:
Michael wrote:I think this is a common feeling, but throughout my life I've always felt younger than I actually am. I remember in my mid 20's being weirded out that it would be totally acceptable for me to be married and have a kid.
same but that's mostly because i look a lot younger than i am
Brad Thompson, is that you??

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 4:40 pm
by cardsfansince82
I used to look way younger than my age but now I think I look every bit of my age, if not older. The only thing keeping my self esteem afloat is that I actually get more attention from women now than I ever did before.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 5 18, 7:06 pm
by CardsofSTL
cardsfansince82 wrote:I used to look way younger than my age but now I think I look every bit of my age, if not older. The only thing keeping my self esteem afloat is that I actually get more attention from women now than I ever did before.
Old guys have money