LOL, being hit on in a bar by 27 year olds who think 30 is too old.

Deja Q

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:34 AM
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LOL, being hit on in a bar by 27 year olds who think 30 is too old.

:spray: :rofl:

I must really look young for my age... :crazy:

I'm nearing 34...

Chronologically.

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Whoa_Nelly

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:35 AM
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1. From seeing your pics, did not EVEN

think you were so damn old! :rofl: :hi:

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JVS

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:36 AM
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2. This could be a new covert form of flattery

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Deja Q

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:38 AM
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3. I'll exchange flattery for "being hit on" any day of the week!

:rofl:

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JVS

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:40 AM
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4. It's a tactic to make the hitting on more successful! Don't you see...

the genius of it?

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Deja Q

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:40 AM
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5. Of course I don't. I'm an Aspie!

:D

Not good at lying anyway.

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Wapsie B

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:40 AM
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6. 27 year olds who think 30 is too old?

Yeah it sucks to be thought of as a pervert by some, but that's their frigging problem. Good god, I can see if you were 50+. But damn, they've got problems if they think 30 is too old. Even at a larger age difference to each his own.

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Deja Q

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:42 AM
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8. Nobody's perfect!

:D

I've got problems with that too. I mean, they're 27 and young and firm.

I'm an almost-34-year-old recovering from surgery with a teensy weight problem I'm embarrased over... :D I look good, all things considered, but then again I also wear lotsa black! :D

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Wapsie B

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:54 AM
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11. You? A weight problem?

I'd drop to my knees and thank the heavens if I only had your weight problem. You look DAMN good!
:)

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AussieDave

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:40 AM
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7. Fellas who hit on me - their seeing-eye dogs are licking

my leg........:o

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Deja Q

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:42 AM
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9. Oy! At least you're getting licked!

:spray: :rofl:

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Hissyspit

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:45 AM
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10. I was 40 and had a 26-year-old girlfriend for several years

We had a perfectly fine relationship. And apparently she was physically attracted to me.

Ageism is bullshit.

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LouisianaLiberal

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Sun Apr-16-06 01:17 AM
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13. Exactly.

Last year I dated a 24 year old - beautiful, witty, well-educated - too good for me, really! I usually date woman within ten years of my age (now 47) but we enjoyed each other's company and had a great time together.

I've also dated woman older than me. Age makes no difference as long as one of the partners isn't nuts (I speak from experience.)

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Deja Q

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Sun Apr-16-06 09:44 AM
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14. Their responses suggested more vanity than ageism...

Esxpecially being worried about becoming 30. :D

I don't blame them. I'd love to be 25 again. I'd love to re-do my entire adulthood... but I'm young at heart; the future is now. :)

They looked early-20s too. :wow:

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Hissyspit

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Sun Apr-16-06 05:29 PM
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15. Ironically, the early 30s were in some ways the best years of my life

Edited on Sun Apr-16-06 05:30 PM by Hissyspit

and I looked and felt my best, too - washboard abs.

Their loss.

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Deja Q

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Sun Apr-16-06 05:30 PM
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16. Mine are like washboard abs too...

Assuming you keep the board in water then left out in hot weather. It'll buckle and curve out soon enough! :rofl:

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Hissyspit

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Sun Apr-16-06 05:35 PM
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17. Well, that's what's happened here in my early 40s!

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Robeson

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Sun Apr-16-06 12:58 AM
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12. Hey, love the Q picture!....

Edited on Sun Apr-16-06 12:58 AM by Robeson

...btw, I always dated older women, so it's hard for me to understand how someone thinks someone is "too" old. My wife is 8 years older than me.

Then again, I always thought girls my own age were "too" young. Go figure!

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Left Is Write

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Sun Apr-16-06 06:59 PM
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18. 30 is too old for a 27-year-old?

When my husband was 27, I was 35. :D

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