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Exposing the dark underbelly of RF

Heyo

Veteran Member
I was all about ICQ. I can still remember that little cuckoo noise when you'd get a message...lol
But at that point I wasn't insane enough to discuss religion. It was all play-by-post RP.
Geeky indeed, but I met some actually good writers. And some horrible, horrible ones who couldn't play off another poster if their life depended on it.
What are you whipper snappers talking about (and think of it as nostalgic)? AOLoosers? ICQ? I remember making fun of you younglings on USENET.
 

lewisnotmiller

Grand Hat
Staff member
Premium Member
You're not old until some kid calls you middle-aged. Hasn't happened yet ^.^

My wife and I have a 12 year old, 10 year old and a seven month old baby.
(Thanks Covid...lol)

My wife is 43, and she rang up to get some vaccinations for herself and me prior to the baby being born. The lovely nurse on the other end knew nothing apart from my wife's age and name, and that the vaccinations relate to being around babies.

'Oh you must be so very excited! You're quite young, so...is this your first grandchild?'

I'm 46, so even more ancient, but I found the whole thing completely hilarious. My wife was less amused. She doesn't look her age, and isn't used to being thought of as 'older'...!!!
 

Meow Mix

Chatte Féministe
My wife and I have a 12 year old, 10 year old and a seven month old baby.
(Thanks Covid...lol)

My wife is 43, and she rang up to get some vaccinations for herself and me prior to the baby being born. The lovely nurse on the other end knew nothing apart from my wife's age and name, and that the vaccinations relate to being around babies.

'Oh you must be so very excited! You're quite young, so...is this your first grandchild?'

I'm 46, so even more ancient, but I found the whole thing completely hilarious. My wife was less amused. She doesn't look her age, and isn't used to being thought of as 'older'...!!!

I remember when I thought 46 was ancient. I’m 37 though. Better start rethinking that :joycat:
 
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