Moving from childhood to adulthood

[Roger Bunting]

It\'s not just you women that go around barefoot, I do that as well, even when it\'s winter here.

 

[freakinacage]

not a lot has changed. i\'m more into toy soldiers than ever before so if anything, i\'ve regressed. the people at work always have a shock when they see me outside as i only ever wear a t-shirt and jeans. i look very smart at work see - shirt and tie man (sometimes trousers too!)

 

[lizcam]

Originally posted by wiccanpony

Originally posted by lizcam

Originally posted by wiccanpony
:drunk: I’m still Peter Pan-ning ...... as for pants, California Chic, beat up jeans, t-shirt and bare feet (at least around the house) or tennys.

Same here except bare feet whenever I can get away with it, even at work under the desk!

You’re my younger sister that the gypsies stole, right lol

That\'s what my dad keeps telling me. I truely do not fit in with the rest of my family!

 

[Yetie]

Originally posted by AsgardUK
then proceeded to fight a massed horde of jedi on victoria bridge dock!

man that sounds like a hell of a lot fun!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Infidel Castro]

Originally posted by Torn blue sky
I was insanely lucky! For by the age of 10 I had discovered Kevlar.
I think my parents thought it best since most of the aforementioned activities were rather high on my agenda you see.

I have to admit, A really good Belch or fart still gets me rolling about. I still find flicking bogys\' at mates hilarious too.

I work For your Govt. btw lol

What, you work for the Welsh Assembly? Bloody hell! lol

 

[Infidel Castro]

Originally posted by freakinacage
not a lot has changed. i\'m more into toy soldiers than ever before so if anything, i\'ve regressed. the people at work always have a shock when they see me outside as i only ever wear a t-shirt and jeans. i look very smart at work see - shirt and tie man (sometimes trousers too!)

Well officer, I thought I had trousers on lol

Of course, the one thing that sets us apart from the children is the hair that continually spreads across our frames, pushing ever onwards until we look like Father Jack in that werewolf episode. Perhaps this is why people treat the young at heart with disdain or fear: the hair confuses them.