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    Now this could well appeal to some of the forums more senior members.

    i'm 30 in a bit, and for the last couple of years i have been refered to as old by the o/h (23) for a while, i know she is only joking though, and yes i am sure.

    If i go out of an evening i know that i start to feel tired by 11.30 pm whereas 10 years ago 2 am would be easy.

    what are the pros and cons of getting old? what could you do then that now you may struggle?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GOLFMK5GTTDI View Post

    what are the pros and cons of getting old? what could you do then that now you may struggle?

    ben
    Most things, dodgy knee, iffy back

    Actually I feel the same as I did when I was 20, thing is when I try to do a few of those things....
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    bad hips and hangovers that last weeks rather than hours and forgetting where you have put your car keys
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    thankfully, i've not yet achieved that level A8, but thanks for the warning nevertheless.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by a8 tech View Post
    and forgetting where you have put your car keys
    This is where I notice im getting really bad. Memory over the last couple of years has gotten very bad
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    Quote Originally Posted by mobitune View Post
    This is where I notice im getting really bad. Memory over the last couple of years has gotten very bad
    Me too, she is always reminding me on things she has said.... not sure who is losing their memory most though

    People's names are my worst problem. Just the other day I met a chap I worked with only a couple of years ago. After we had said our goodbyes I remembered his name, but only his first name
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    I'm still mid twenties, the pro is that teenage girls find you a bit more interesting B-)
    You may think I'm being helpful yet sarcastic, this is only because I feel I need to help you to help yourself in the future
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by hereketty View Post
    I'm still mid twenties, the pro is that teenage girls find you a bit more interesting B-)
    You'll have to explain that a bit more for me. It sounds interesting.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by GOLFMK5GTTDI View Post
    Now this could well appeal to some of the forums more senior members.

    i'm 30 in a bit
    Believe me when you turn 30, things start to ache

    I'm now 35 and my short term memory is not as good...long term is great, What i did yesterday is fuzzy
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by onzarob View Post
    Believe me when you turn 30, things start to ache

    I'm now 35 and my short term memory is not as good...long term is great, What i did yesterday is fuzzy

    What did you say again Rob??


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