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Not being rude just want find out.
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29, almost 30.
Originally posted by boltzpride619
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Same age as Richie
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I am 25Comment
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32 going on 18
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Old Enough to have a Master's , able to drink, afford a loft, and old enough to get married in May of this year!!!!!!![QUOTE]
If someone uses one of your quotes, it really means that they agree with it and they're upset they didn't get the chance to say it first---- Dave Navarro 1991
The main reason I don't like the Bronco's is because every time I see their logo it reminds me of my drunk boyfriend who used to write his name in the snow with his urine then belch the letters of Elway's name----- Sandra Bernhard 1993Comment
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I'm old enough to know better, but still too young to care!Comment
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Old enough to have a 2-year-old son ...
Young enough to see him grow old.Despite all the hype, once you finally get a hammer, you don't hammer nearly as much as you think you will.Comment
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i'm a youngster... 16.Normal is only a setting on a washing machine...Comment
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About the same as the Bronx Bomber.
The Game Day Thread: Year 18 in progress!!!
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HAppy Birthday to me!
Not really, not till April...I'm 40 and only by the grace of God did I make it this far.
When I was 18 or 19 years old living in Denver on Firestone Blvd (or St. ) I never thought I would see my 30th birthday. Life is good!
Bronco Fan far from homeComment
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Immortal.
Or at least old enough to feel that way.
Everybody's gotta elevate from the norm...
The greatest list of music I don't own on CD :sad:
You should check these guys outComment
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So you went back to your teens Jared?
Oh wait, that's invincible!
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No teenagers are all knowing!Originally posted by BeerGirl
So you went back to your teens Jared?
Oh wait, that's invincible!
That's why they should movbe out then, before they forget that they know everything.
Everybody's gotta elevate from the norm...
The greatest list of music I don't own on CD :sad:
You should check these guys outComment
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I was not only an all-knowing teen, I was invincible...Nothing could hold me down..Now is a whole 'nother story.
Looking back, I don't really have any regrets for stuff I did (Running cross country & doing marching band on a torn ankle ligament, cartwheels on a fractured wrist...) but more for the consequences that my body now pays for. I used to have the highest pain tolerance of anybody I knew (I didn't even flinch when I got my tattoos or my piercings, never was afraid of needles or the "pain" they caused, etc) but now, after too many medical proceedures, I freak out at the thought of another needle (medical) going into my skin.....
But that's way besides the point.Comment
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