Perfect Age?
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If you discovered the Fountain of Youth, and had the ability to live in perpetual perfection, at what age would you be? Personally I think 28 would be great (If only, 42 now!) Old enough to be serious, young enough to be handsome, attractive and wonderful!
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The more interesting, and important!, question is: what age would you prefer your partner to be, given the discovery of the Fountain of youth? :)
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I would say 25 to 28 for that any younger and I feel like I am looking at a child.
John
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Yes but your only saying that because you are really old!
How dare you? I resemble that.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
How dare you? I resemble that
Don't let 'em get you down, Pete. They're just jealous cause they never saw a live dinosaur, like you 'n me.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
Hey, I used to go mammoth hunting too! :)
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I think I'm at my perfect age, 41. Just recently I became a grandmother to a beautiful little girl. My son-in-law took a picture of us with my iPhone and uploaded it to my photoblog. I didn't realize he took a picture of me and the baby, I thought he was taking one of the baby only. Here's the pic[^] When I'm out with my daughter and the baby everyone thinks the baby is mine and always say I don't look old enough to be a grandmother. I think it's a subjective thing, but I'm flattered none-the-less. My life has been blessed and I've only just realized it. I may be unhappy with the crappy 4 hour-round-trip commute, but at least I have a job, a house, and a family. My only regret is now that I'm finally with Mr. Wright (a play on his last name and that fact that he is so right for me) I wish we hadn't lost the 26 years in between when I first fell for him and now. I was 15 and he was 17.
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modified on Tuesday, September 9, 2008 8:32 AM
Your right, you don't look like a grandmother! :)
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Hey, I used to go mammoth hunting too! :)
------------------------------------ Credit is a system whereby a person who can not pay gets another person who can not pay to guarantee that he can pay. - Charles Dickens
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If you discovered the Fountain of Youth, and had the ability to live in perpetual perfection, at what age would you be? Personally I think 28 would be great (If only, 42 now!) Old enough to be serious, young enough to be handsome, attractive and wonderful!
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Your right, you don't look like a grandmother! :)
------------------------------------ Credit is a system whereby a person who can not pay gets another person who can not pay to guarantee that he can pay. - Charles Dickens
Aw, thank you, I think? Is that a good or bad thing? I often wonder. I mean, I had my daughter when I was 21, so I wasn't a teen mother. But when people tell me they think I'm 32 - 35 and can't believe I'm a grandmother, I don't want them thinking I was a teen mom which was so not acceptable back in the day. :sigh:
S.Nowlin ----------------------- I'm a Techwriter Monkey -- handy, just less useful than the Bathroom Monkey.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
the ability to live in perpetual perfection
It seems to me that your question is a contradiction in terms. Living is a process. The only way to stop that process is to die.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
Well, according to various lore and depending on which type you are, being undead can have it's advantages and preserves you at the "appearance" of what you think your perfect age maybe. But if we take the lessons of the little vampire from "Interview with a Vampire" to heart,(like that is really a reference or something :P) Aging still continues even in death. Personally, as I stated earlier...I'm happy, even when I'm unhappy, I'm still happy with all that has happened in my life, because without all of the experiences I wouldn't be who I am today and I wouldn't be anywhere near as confident to say that if I were any younger than say, 40 :D.
S.Nowlin ----------------------- I'm a Techwriter Monkey -- handy, just less useful than the Bathroom Monkey.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
How dare you? I resemble that
Don't let 'em get you down, Pete. They're just jealous cause they never saw a live dinosaur, like you 'n me.
Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface
I'm not sure whether you mean we went dinosaur hunting, or we are dinosaurs. Either way... ;)
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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If you discovered the Fountain of Youth, and had the ability to live in perpetual perfection, at what age would you be? Personally I think 28 would be great (If only, 42 now!) Old enough to be serious, young enough to be handsome, attractive and wonderful!
------------------------------------ Can I scan this onto a computer? - My Boss