Sympathy for Lock & Load
#1
Sympathy for Lock & Load
Only one week to go now and Michael will be 50 years old.
This will be what will be happening:
1. He’ll spend less time driving the RX8 and more time trying to remember where he put the keys.
2. He’ll start wondering if he’s drinking too much. All that Milo will make him keep getting up in the night for a pee.
3. He’ll have trouble recalling just why breasts are supposed to be so fascinating, and will decided that schoolgirls are really quite boring….
4. He’ll consider buying a car cover, but decide to knit one instead.
5. He won’t be completely over the hill, but will now have a clear view down both sides…
Should we have a whip round the forum and get him a pair of slippers and a pipe?
This will be what will be happening:
1. He’ll spend less time driving the RX8 and more time trying to remember where he put the keys.
2. He’ll start wondering if he’s drinking too much. All that Milo will make him keep getting up in the night for a pee.
3. He’ll have trouble recalling just why breasts are supposed to be so fascinating, and will decided that schoolgirls are really quite boring….
4. He’ll consider buying a car cover, but decide to knit one instead.
5. He won’t be completely over the hill, but will now have a clear view down both sides…
Should we have a whip round the forum and get him a pair of slippers and a pipe?
#5
Cheers Michael,
As it's now less than 3 years before I hit 60, I know about these things...
Those little signs of age are creeping in here too. This morning I fell down the bloody stairs (sober too) and landed square on the newel post at the bottom of the handrail.
Hurt like hell, and I now have a huge scrape and a magnificent purple bruise all the way down my left side.
Time for a nice cup of tea and a good lie down. Or perhaps a good therapeutic drive......
As it's now less than 3 years before I hit 60, I know about these things...
Those little signs of age are creeping in here too. This morning I fell down the bloody stairs (sober too) and landed square on the newel post at the bottom of the handrail.
Hurt like hell, and I now have a huge scrape and a magnificent purple bruise all the way down my left side.
Time for a nice cup of tea and a good lie down. Or perhaps a good therapeutic drive......
#6
Originally posted by BVD
Cheers Michael,
As it's now less than 3 years before I hit 60, I know about these things...
Those little signs of age are creeping in here too. This morning I fell down the bloody stairs (sober too) and landed square on the newel post at the bottom of the handrail.
Hurt like hell, and I now have a huge scrape and a magnificent purple bruise all the way down my left side.
Time for a nice cup of tea and a good lie down. Or perhaps a good therapeutic drive......
Cheers Michael,
As it's now less than 3 years before I hit 60, I know about these things...
Those little signs of age are creeping in here too. This morning I fell down the bloody stairs (sober too) and landed square on the newel post at the bottom of the handrail.
Hurt like hell, and I now have a huge scrape and a magnificent purple bruise all the way down my left side.
Time for a nice cup of tea and a good lie down. Or perhaps a good therapeutic drive......
BVD , you have measured up as you are getting back into your rx8
as you know life is full of obstacles to test us its how we are prepared to handle them gives us the strenght to continue and improve , i am looking forward to being on top of the hill and looking down on both sides .
michael
#7
Originally posted by Lock & Load
Thanks bvd
Remember" Growing up is mandatory growing up is optional "
As bvd so aptly put it at least now have a clear view down both sides .(Great observation )
michael
Thanks bvd
Remember" Growing up is mandatory growing up is optional "
As bvd so aptly put it at least now have a clear view down both sides .(Great observation )
michael
At least thats how I explain it to my fiance's parents who think I'm nuts everytime I sit down and lay a smackdown on their grandchildren on the xbox...
#8
Originally posted by Genom
Sorry to intrude with my mexican *** here, and congrats on the B-day, but isnt it "Growing old is mandatory, growing up is optional"?
At least thats how I explain it to my fiance's parents who think I'm nuts everytime I sit down and lay a smackdown on their grandchildren on the xbox...
Sorry to intrude with my mexican *** here, and congrats on the B-day, but isnt it "Growing old is mandatory, growing up is optional"?
At least thats how I explain it to my fiance's parents who think I'm nuts everytime I sit down and lay a smackdown on their grandchildren on the xbox...
Spot on "Growing old is mandatory , growing up is optional"
Heck its already starting to happen" Forgetfullness" ?
Thanks for your good wishes.
michael
#9
On reflection Michael I'd say your colour choice is wise if you become forgetful - it will make finding the RX8 much easier in a crowded carpark ... although at the extreme of forgetfulness, you will most likely forget what you are looking for ... or why.
I'd recommend you locking in some support for your future - a young japaneze woman maybe .. with stunning looks, great memory, a love of cars and no comnnections to the underworld
Rob
I'd recommend you locking in some support for your future - a young japaneze woman maybe .. with stunning looks, great memory, a love of cars and no comnnections to the underworld
Rob
#10
Originally posted by pricer01
On reflection Michael I'd say your colour choice is wise if you become forgetful - it will make finding the RX8 much easier in a crowded carpark ... although at the extreme of forgetfulness, you will most likely forget what you are looking for ... or why.
I'd recommend you locking in some support for your future - a young japaneze woman maybe .. with stunning looks, great memory, a love of cars and no comnnections to the underworld
Rob
On reflection Michael I'd say your colour choice is wise if you become forgetful - it will make finding the RX8 much easier in a crowded carpark ... although at the extreme of forgetfulness, you will most likely forget what you are looking for ... or why.
I'd recommend you locking in some support for your future - a young japaneze woman maybe .. with stunning looks, great memory, a love of cars and no comnnections to the underworld
Rob
Great advice on colour one point i overlooked .ha ha ha
As far as the japanese woman are concerned there are lots looking for , a sugar daddy who can hopefully get them permanent residency in australia, as i am married i only want to enjoy their company , its best to lease or rent by the hour, permanent buying as in marriage can be very costly).HAHA HA
Hqwever a bit of sushi now and then keeps the battery charged , next time i will ask her if she has a crazy kamikazy type yakuza boyfriend .
#11
Originally posted by Lock & Load
Gemon
Spot on "Growing old is mandatory , growing up is optional"
Heck its already starting to happen" Forgetfullness" ?
Thanks for your good wishes.
michael
Gemon
Spot on "Growing old is mandatory , growing up is optional"
Heck its already starting to happen" Forgetfullness" ?
Thanks for your good wishes.
michael
Good luck for your birthday in 6 days time. My Family and I will ber having a short stay at Seaworld Nara that weekend. Please organize to kee the Yukuza away. I guess you know how to recognise them now. A Japanese at work told me that Japanese people can recognise them very easily.
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