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Posted by LoveHate on May-06-2010 08:38:

that feeling you get when your old enough to do everything?

how was it?

i finally turned 19 which is the legal age for everything here in canada, in my province anyways. and i honestly dont feel any different, i thought when i was younger i would feel more free,and more open to do wilder shit, but when you finally get there its like whatever, i got priorities now!..


Posted by Lews on May-06-2010 08:40:

Was this your way of informing us that it was your birthday and complaining you didn't have a birthday thread?



Posted by LoveHate on May-06-2010 08:43:

lmao no, just reflecting on life.


staring at the world through my rear view mirror.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on May-06-2010 08:56:

When are you going to be old enough for proper grammar?


Posted by SuspicionVandit on May-06-2010 09:05:

turn that rear view mirror upside down



and then face it forwards.


You're gonna love paying taxes for the rest of your life.


Posted by LoveHate on May-06-2010 09:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
When are you going to be old enough for proper grammar?


when im sober.


Posted by Frenkieee on May-06-2010 11:55:

quote:
Originally posted by LoveHate
when im sober.

Ah yes, blame it on the booze. Exactly something an 18 year old would do.


Posted by Sushipunk on May-06-2010 11:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenkieee
Ah yes, blame it on the booze. Exactly something an 18 year old would do.



Posted by Moral Hazard on May-06-2010 12:03:

look at the bright side; you're not old enough to collect "Canada Pension" or "Old Age Security" yet; see, you've got 46 years before you're old enough for everything. Chin-up kid... 46 years of toil, monotany, and hardship to look forward to until you're "old enough to do everything."


Posted by Fledz on May-06-2010 12:15:


Posted by infiniteJEST on May-06-2010 13:08:

The lesson here is: life will always disappoint. So never try.


Posted by Silky Johnson on May-06-2010 13:15:

Can't say it was much of a big deal...it's not like I didn't do a lot of shit I shouldn't have gotten away with when I was underage. When I finally turned 19, the bar was already old news for most of my friends who had been getting in with fake id for years.

I think the main benefit from "being an adult" is having more money to do better/more exciting things, take trips, be spontaneous, etc. Enjoying a good job, and yeah - having more freedom to do whatever the hell you want (within reason). It's weird, but I didn't feel this sense of freedom until I actually had more responsibilities. I guess it makes me feel like I've earned the right to it. Rather, that it feels more rewarding and justified to spend money and do random shit.


Posted by kadomony on May-06-2010 13:37:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
it's not like I didn't do a lot of shit I shouldn't have gotten away with when I was underage


Posted by Boomer187 on May-06-2010 13:37:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
I think the main benefit from "being an adult" is having more money to do better/more exciting things



shit yea.


Posted by idoru on May-06-2010 14:12:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Can't say it was much of a big deal...it's not like I didn't do a lot of shit I shouldn't have gotten away with when I was underage. When I finally turned 19, the bar was already old news for most of my friends who had been getting in with fake id for years.

I think the main benefit from "being an adult" is having more money to do better/more exciting things, take trips, be spontaneous, etc. Enjoying a good job, and yeah - having more freedom to do whatever the hell you want (within reason). It's weird, but I didn't feel this sense of freedom until I actually had more responsibilities. I guess it makes me feel like I've earned the right to it. Rather, that it feels more rewarding and justified to spend money and do random shit.


This.


Posted by ChemEnhanced on May-06-2010 14:15:

quote:
Originally posted by LoveHate
lmao no, just reflecting on life.


staring at the world through my rear view mirror.


you're not old enough to reflect on life yet


Posted by woscar on May-06-2010 15:03:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Can't say it was much of a big deal...it's not like I didn't do a lot of shit I shouldn't have gotten away with when I was underage. When I finally turned 19, the bar was already old news for most of my friends who had been getting in with fake id for years.

I think the main benefit from "being an adult" is having more money to do better/more exciting things, take trips, be spontaneous, etc. Enjoying a good job, and yeah - having more freedom to do whatever the hell you want (within reason). It's weird, but I didn't feel this sense of freedom until I actually had more responsibilities. I guess it makes me feel like I've earned the right to it. Rather, that it feels more rewarding and justified to spend money and do random shit.


Nail, head, etc.


Posted by bas on May-06-2010 15:52:

In the US you can't rent a car on your own until you're 25...and I believe your insurance premiums go down at around 26 or so. This year is looking great for me!


Posted by EarnYourKeep on May-06-2010 15:56:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
In the US you can't rent a car on your own until you're 25...and I believe your insurance premiums go down at around 26 or so. This year is looking great for me!


you just turned 18? congrats


Posted by bas on May-06-2010 16:22:

No idea how that was implied

Give me my free clothes you dick


Posted by EarnYourKeep on May-06-2010 17:29:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
No idea how that was implied

Give me my free clothes you dick


this ain't red cross son, use your credit card


Posted by bas on May-06-2010 19:34:

You're supposed to sponsor me


Posted by Lira on May-06-2010 19:45:

A couple of days after I turned 18 I walked by the liquor aisle in the supermarket and thought "Hey, I can buy this now!" and walked away.

Sugar + Coffee > Alcohol


Posted by EarnYourKeep on May-06-2010 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
You're supposed to sponsor me


what big gigs do you have coming up? maybe i'll send a gift pack if i get a good promo in return.


Posted by bas on May-06-2010 19:52:

quote:
Originally posted by get nyce
what big gigs do you have coming up? maybe i'll send a gift pack if i get a good promo in return.

This Sunday with Henrik Schwarz and next Saturday with Brennan Green in the side room (he's from NY!) and Erick Morillo in the main room.


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