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Hello DW I'm 31.

Gwalchmai: LOL

Oh, these concepts about what factors should define being grown-up...I think many of the ideas come from our looking at our parent generation, and they looked at theirs. And now, they look at us and say "Computer games? I thought that was for kids".

Let's see we have 30,31,32,and 103?

*looks around*
did i miss everyone again?

tomorrow i'm going back to playing pnp ad&d after a few months away i'm ready for some action.

if anyone wants to know... i'm 25 and i'm getting younger as the years go by.

being a kid was too painful. i prefer being a kid as an adult, it's more fun. even with all the responsiblility.

Originally posted by Weasel:
<STRONG>Let's see we have 30,31,32,and 103? </STRONG>

No, I think Gwalchmai was referring to 1832

Update
Let's see we have 25,30,31,32,and 1832?

[ 06-30-2001: Message edited by: Weasel ]

I'm back with a mean headache and a nose bleed (standing under the sun for too long + consuming too much MSG )

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>No, I think Gwalchmai was referring to 1832 </STRONG>

Is he a Lich?? Demi-Lich??

I feel like taking a nice, long nap as I type this, so I think I'll do just that.Good night all

I'm going to be the big Four-Oh in November. Even though I out-rank you young people by 7 to 9 years, that doesn't make me feel that much more mature. For example, my oldest kid is almost 3, while I think Dragon Wench, Leedog, Weasel, and Yshania all have older children. They (you) have all live through some aspects of raising kids that I have yet to know. Age contributes to maturity and wisdom, but experiences contribute even more in my book.

Originally posted by Brink:
<STRONG>I feel like taking a nice, long nap as I type this, so I think I'll do just that.Good night all </STRONG>

See you later Brink

Sleep well Brink
Hello Jennabard!

And, yes, I am a lich. Let me tell you, being undead, no matter how magical you are, is hell on your complexion. I've tried everything - Ponds, Nivia, Jergens. Nothing works!

Good night Brink, hope you feel better when you wake up.

@Weasel: Gwalchmai the Lich - sound very apt and very creepy. He must have cast a million Time Stops, since he's only 40.

@Gwalchmai: LOL But I agree with you that experince has a greater impact on personal maturity than age only.

Regarding my own maturity, I think it's distributed in a very unbalanced way

Originally posted by Gwalchmai:
<STRONG> They (you) have all live through some aspects of raising kids that I have yet to know. Age contributes to maturity and wisdom, but experiences contribute even more in my book. </STRONG>

I can tell you the worst so far, the What's that stage.


What's that
What's that
What's that
What's that
What's that
What's that
What's that
What's that
What's that
What's that

I probably should have been more specific: I'm not 40 yet! I'm only 39!

CE: Telling people on this forum that you are unbalaced is hardly a revelation.

Weasel: Oh, yeah. Looking forward to that. My daughter is already starting to make some good connections. The other night she asked me "What is blood?"

Well, its the witching hour here, so I'm off to bed. Good night/day to you all!

[ 06-30-2001: Message edited by: Gwalchmai ]

@Weasel: Hm, I think my problem might be I never grew out of that. Mine is just a bit more variated:

What's that
What's that
What's that?
How does it work?
How does it work?
Why is this?
Why is this?
Why is this?
What does it mean?
What does it mean

Result: a publication in Nature

EDIT: Good night Gwalchmai, see you if you live until tomorrow I understand you have to leave - have a nice broomstick flight

[ 06-30-2001: Message edited by: C Elegans ]

@CE - before I go, I've been meaning to ask why you go by the name of a nematode? If I were to guess, I would say that Caenaerhabditis elegans provides you with some sort of genetic model for your seretonin studies. [Note the benefit of doing a quick internet search } But I don't understand why you would choose it as your screen name?

Okay, I'm gone now.

@C Elegans

@Gwalchmai later


@ALL I'm out of here for a while.

@Gwalchmai: I'll tell you about the worm preference next time I see you.

I'm also going out for a while, see you all later.

Beldin:

**the automated camouflage projector of the Rolling Thunder (tm) disguises the truck as a RASTAFARI-Coloured Volkswagen camper this time**

**loud music is heard from the tru....- ahem- camping vehicle, and to the sounds of Bob Marleys "3 little Birds" the Rolling "Yo, mon !" Thunder reaches "The Sandy Bottom Beach, Patio, and Swim-up Bar" and gently pushes his way through the plastered walls of the beach-bar. **

**as the engines are cut only the sound of the aircondition is heard for a moment before the p.a. system picks up the track on the CD again**

the actions of Eerhardt

LOL - excellent work, mate... ** makes a feeble attempt at preparing a cup of unspiked tea and uses it to wake Fas up ** Hey, Mysty, it's ok... You can let go of the rim now; we're here!