[Cranbred Goose]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

i have been 37 too

And James Bond was once a virgin.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Redway

And James Bond was once a virgin.

He is a fictional character, lt is a real person

[Cranbred Goose]

I fear the point may have been missed somewhat.

[Parumpapapump]

Red pill all day long.

Simply keep a note of massive lottery winning numbers and stuff like that for your latter life. Or to be more precise the date when you would have had the chance of ten million by taking the other pill.

Keep yourself fit and healthy, and keep enough money rolling in with all the knowledge of big outside winners like Leicester city etc.


Then just keep taking that pill when the day comes along agian on the daye you were offered it...like a groundhog day of success and riches if you chose the red.

[Parumpapapump]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Most men of a certain age will reach for the blue pill out of habit

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Redway

Sounds more accurate in Soldier Boy’s case than 32 anyway. I knew he couldn’t be that young.

I didn't say he was 32, I said early 30s which could be 34

[Quantum Bauble]

I'm 38 (I aged from 37, it was very sad) which interestingly is pretty much right in the middle of Redway and Niamh's guesses.

If I was early 30's I'd have been a teenage dad . I was quite young but not THAT young, I did make it through Uni first.... ish.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I'm 38 (I aged from 37, it was very sad) which interestingly is pretty much right in the middle of Redway and Niamh's guesses.

If I was early 30's I'd have been a teenage dad . I was quite young but not THAT young, I did make it through Uni first.... ish.

So a dad at 25 ?
I became a dad at 21

[Zizu]

Red pill easy


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

depends how old you are too though

Exactly !!

Although I’d still have chosen the same if I was 30 years younger .. I have soooo many regrets


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[Quantum Bauble]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

So a dad at 25 ?
I became a dad at 21

24, my wife was 22. We didn't think we were that young at the time but looking back we do look like a couple of kids with a baby .

My mother in law was 18 when my wife was born too, so my daughters' gran is younger than some of her friends parents .

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

So a dad at 25 ?
I became a dad at 21

I was a mom at 21 and at 25

[Cranbred Goose]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I'm 38 (I aged from 37, it was very sad) which interestingly is pretty much right in the middle of Redway and Niamh's guesses.

If I was early 30's I'd have been a teenage dad . I was quite young but not THAT young, I did make it through Uni first.... ish.

How old do you happen to think I am?

[Cranbred Goose]

And what do you mean by “ish” when you said you’d sort of made it out of uni. by the time you became a parent?

[Quantum Bauble]

Originally Posted by Redway

How old do you happen to think I am?

I'd make a guess at around 35.

Originally Posted by Redway

And what do you mean by “ish” when you said you’d sort of made it out of uni. by the time you became a parent?

I was in my final year when my (now) wife was pregnant for the first time, I decided I'd need to get a job instead and left uni (bad decision) and we upped and moved to the town her parents lived in (even worse decision). So I basically did almost my full 4 years at Uni, but didn't actually graduate.

The original plan was to go back and finish up Uni relatively quickly once we were settled. In the end I only got round to finishing my undergrad when my eldest was 9 . Life starts flying past very quickly it turns out.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I'd make a guess at around 35.




I was in my final year when my (now) wife was pregnant for the first time, I decided I'd need to get a job instead and left uni (bad decision) and we upped and moved to the town her parents lived in (even worse decision). So I basically did almost my full 4 years at Uni, but didn't actually graduate.

The original plan was to go back and finish up Uni relatively quickly once we were settled. In the end I only got round to finishing my undergrad when my eldest was 9 . Life starts flying past very quickly it turns out.

Redway is in his early 20’s

[Cranbred Goose]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I'd make a guess at around 35.




I was in my final year when my (now) wife was pregnant for the first time, I decided I'd need to get a job instead and left uni (bad decision) and we upped and moved to the town her parents lived in (even worse decision). So I basically did almost my full 4 years at Uni, but didn't actually graduate.

The original plan was to go back and finish up Uni relatively quickly once we were settled. In the end I only got round to finishing my undergrad when my eldest was 9 . Life starts flying past very quickly it turns out.

Ah, I see. Anyway, I’m not 35.

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Redway is in his early 20’s

I might not be 35 but I’m not that young, either.

[Cranbred Goose]

Anyway, what undergraduate course was it?

[ChristmasNeeve]

27 for Redway

[Parumpapapump]

Alf..

When you are reborn at 6..do you wake up and know this?