04-01-2005 07:01									#31
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I wonder if anyone here is 13...

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20 but still with a mental age of about 15

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quote: Originally posted by Lord Nuclear I wonder if anyone here is 13...

I bet there are a few...

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quote: Originally posted by Lord Nuclear I wonder if anyone here is 13...

You can get yourself put on the register for asking questions like that

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quote: Originally posted by joncha I bet there are a few...

Or were, anyway...

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If there are any, I doubt they would post much. It takes at least some intelligence to post at 'Poly.

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quote: Originally posted by Lord Nuclear If there are any, I doubt they would post much. It takes at least some intelligence to post at 'Poly.

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38 in 21 days.

Ever forget what age you really are? For some reason in 2003 I tought I had turned 37 that January, when I had actually turned 36. I went through the whole year thinking that, and when I realized my mistake in 2004, it was like I had gotten a year back.

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You're old and senile.

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60 until March 28, then older

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quote: Originally posted by The Mad Monk 38 in 21 days. Ever forget what age you really are? For some reason in 2003 I tought I had turned 37 that January, when I had actually turned 36. I went through the whole year thinking that, and when I realized my mistake in 2004, it was like I had gotten a year back.

My g/f's son insists that he is 7 instead of 6. He had two birthday parties in 2004 and he figured he aged for each othem.

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Two birthday partys?

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quote: Originally posted by Lord Nuclear I wonder if anyone here is 13...

I think Kuciwalker started posting before 13. Jaguar started young too, but I don't know if he was above or below 13 at that time.

I guess your best shot at finding 13 year olds are the On Topic forums. Or at least they will be, once Civ4 is out

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I guess that would explain "Skywalker."

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quote: Originally posted by Spiffor I guess your best shot at finding 13 year olds are the On Topic forums. Or at least they will be, once Civ4 is out

My son is 13 and I have banned him from the OT.

Of course that means that as soon as he logs on he probably heads straight here.

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Of course. But if you want to censor your child from OT-like things, it's best not to let him go on 'Poly at all. There can be inappropriate things in signatures, for example.

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quote: Originally posted by Lord Nuclear Of course. But if you want to censor your child from OT-like things, it's best not to let him go on 'Poly at all. There can be inappropriate things in signatures, for example.

True, but he isn't naive. He understands a lot about life. I try to keep exposure to age inappropriate things to a minimum figuring that society will show him all he needs to know (and then some!), but we have always been able to talk about anything so I feel like I can do something to keep things in perspective.

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40 two weeks ago....

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quote: Originally posted by PLATO My son is 13 and I have banned him from the OT.

But the forum would be so much more fun with father/son quibbles!

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quote: Originally posted by Lord Nuclear Two birthday partys?

One at his dad's and one with his mom

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I can't believe I have to vote I'm in my 30's.

I still look young. They still call me kid at work. I look like I'm in my 20's.

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I'm gonna be 38 at the end of April. I think I'm finally old, because up 'till now, I always would say I was whatever age I was going to be at the begining of December, since I was closer to my next birthday than the previous one. I don't act like someone my age, but like a twenty-something, and I look much younger than I am.

On the other hand, there are new aches, and I'm painfully aware of the things I can no longer do, and little chegitz is quite as eager as he used to be. You get used to a certain level of performance from your body as a youth, and when you can't push yourself as hard as you once could, it's kind of sad.

What a drag it is getting old.

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quote: Originally posted by PLATO True, but he isn't naive. He understands a lot about life. I try to keep exposure to age inappropriate things to a minimum figuring that society will show him all he needs to know (and then some!), but we have always been able to talk about anything so I feel like I can do something to keep things in perspective.

Isn't there a way to block certain sites if you don't have a password? That's what you could do for the OT, if you think he'll go to it.

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quote: (Plato) My son is 13 and I have banned him from the OT. Of course that means that as soon as he logs on he probably heads straight here.

Didn't your son almost start a real flame war here quite a while ago by making some pro-Bush/Reagan statement(?, something like that.) And you got accused of being a DL!

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quote: Originally posted by Lord Nuclear Two birthday partys?

That isn't unusual. One party for the family, another for friends.

edit: or what Spray wrote.

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23... dreading 25, because then I'm on the downward side of the hump towards 30. And then its all over

But yeah, I always forget my age. Once I hit 21 I lost track. I'll often have to pause for a few seconds when people ask... I must look stupid.

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quote: Originally posted by reds4ever Turning 30 didn't bother me, for some reason 25 was the one I didn't see coming....thats when you go 'wow' and realize you ain't a kid anymore.

Ah, for me it was reaching twenty for some reason, I guess not being a teenager anymore was something I figured would just never happen.

35 btw. And NOT feeling it!

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quote: But yeah, I always forget my age. Once I hit 21 I lost track. I'll often have to pause for a few seconds when people ask... I must look stupid.

Noo'pe, that's actually quite normal.

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We seem to have a lot of old folks running around here. That makes me feel better about being 28.