No doubt, but I'm still gonna drink myself near-comatose on my 30th
it's gonna be just fine
24...6 away from 18 and 6 away from 30. 24-25 is your absolute physical prime imoI'm 23(24 in 4 months), but it's crazy how one moment you just enter college, and the next you already out.....at least that's how it seems to me. For those of you who still go, enjoy every moment, those are probably the best 4 years of your life.
Can some of the older folks here tell me at what point they felt like their body was starting to slip up?
I enjoy playing Tennis/Soccer so much, I'm really scared of that moment when you lose that half a step....
It's probably not at 30 though.....
Good post
I've slowed down as well. Don't party or go out as much as I used to. Mostly because I'm saving to buy a new place.
But that's one of the things I would never have even contemplated before the age of 30.
Gemini is completely correct that you gain wisdom, although in my case that's a very relative thing
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My 30th b-day actually surpassed my 21st in terms of quan y consumed and debauchery
Enjoy it DD
I played football and baseball in my youth--Since you're playing sports and if you keep at it, you'll be fine up into the 40s. But even in the 30s you notice certain changes to the overall performance when it comes to athletics. Like, it takes a little longer for your body to recoop if you're sore that's for sure. I don't notice it as much right now @ 31, but I notice that I can't keep going like I once did.
This is how it is: At 30 you have all of the combined wisdom that you gained from all of the really dumb experiences of your twenties. This allows you much clearer vision than you had in your twenties, all the while you still have (most of) the physical capabilities of your 20's unless you just treat your body like trash.
That being said, you already have most of this wisdom at 29, its not like some switch is necessarily flipped on that one fateful day.
True.
I think the quote goes: Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.
ups are inevitable, regardless of age. The key is limiting the number of times and collateral damage. If you're not doing that or haven't realized that by you're late 20s/early 30s, then you're doing it wrong.
I won't lie...I could drink like it was going out of fashion when I was much younger. I guess the college cliche was what I subscribed to for most of my education. However, I would always do well and I finished well. It's just you learn so much more perspective even when you're partying in your 30s. Like, if you're going to get drunk--consume food and hydrate prior to your inebriation. Stuff like that is derived from what you've learn in your 20s. Though, the whole romance stuff is still a mystery at this age.Good post
I've slowed down as well. Don't party or go out as much as I used to. Mostly because I'm saving to buy a new place.
But that's one of the things I would never have even contemplated before the age of 30.
Gemini is completely correct that you gain wisdom, although in my case that's a very relative thing
Not necessarily true...
He's a Laker fan--we are all about the switches being flipped
Not necessarily true...
He's a Laker fan--we are all about the switches being flipped
Live it up until everything hurts and what doesn't hurt doesn't work.
(In before the unavoidable...hey, Sour Candy--can you tell me if my ________ works response)
LOL...
30...
Not long from now, I'll be turning 60.
Stress on age, and you'll get gray hair early.
my 30s and 40s sucked for the most part... was married for most of that period. Early 20s was great... and early 50s is good so far...
I'll admit, I'd like to have the knowledge I have now about relationships and stuff... but be 30 again...
lol kids giving life adviceI'm 23(24 in 4 months), but it's crazy how one moment you just enter college, and the next you already out.....at least that's how it seems to me. For those of you who still go, enjoy every moment, those are probably the best 4 years of your life.
Can some of the older folks here tell me at what point they felt like their body was starting to slip up?
I enjoy playing Tennis/Soccer so much, I'm really scared of that moment when you lose that half a step....
It's probably not at 30 though.....
lol enjoying playing soccer and tennis so much
your body starts to slip up when you become a lazy , like 3 years ago for you.
WHOA!symple19 is >30???????
good god, how old are you? i thought you were such a loser and on spurstalk all the time because you were a 19 or 20 year old kid!
If its any consolation...
I Just turned 31 about 3 months ago....
Still feel like I just graduated highschool.
Time goes by fast.
you still a drunk, phyzik?
I agree with other posters that if you are where you want to be or close to it at 30 then its no big deal. Its when you haven't accomplished any of your goals that you might had set is when it starts to get depressing. But 30 for males is considered to be the prime of our life. So there is still hope. lol
Not necessarily true. I am 33 and I'm in the best shape of my life. I think one can stay pretty close to their physical prime into thier 40's if they take good care of themselves.
lol druggie calling someone else a lazylol kids giving life advice
lol enjoying playing soccer and tennis so much
your body starts to slip up when you become a lazy , like 3 years ago for you.
lol ugly baby
lol ugly face
lol never "roll alone"
lol mouthbreather
lol "I only wore them glasses only that one time!!!"
lol your lol's are refutable, mine are not. lol
It's not true for you, because you probably did not do the same things to keep in shape that you're doing now when you were 24-25. I've heard from others that's when their physical prime was, and not just cardio shape, endurance, etc, but all around physical ability relating to playing a sport. There is no doubt 2 people who are in extremely good cardiovascular shape, one 25 and one 35, that the 25 year old would be a better player in their sport, excluding sports like baseball and golf.
This one isn't refutable:
lol your lol's are refutable, mine are not. lol
A few others may not be as well, but I cannot testify.lol ugly baby
Sons, thank you for the support. Ugly mouthbreathers who are also meth heads should not be allowed to reproduce. thispego's baby's looks is all the evidence we need for my above assertions.
God bless.
i have the handsomest baby alive today. yall be trippin
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