stuff to leave behind when your turn 35

[Sarah]

Sea breezes are good, too, but maybe too girly.

[dave from knoxville]

Sea breezes are good, too, but maybe too girly.

No such thing as too girly.

[Mark in Helsinki]

My friend and I were talking about things we thought were healthy to leave behind a few years after finishing your first abortive attempt at a career and first or second round of graduate school:

Examples:

-thinking your poetry/music is good poetry/music
-Having fun in anything that isn't your own home
-Jeans

And a bunch more.

What are some good ones I'm missing?

I know this was/is a fun thread, but I gotta know... Is meltmaster under the age of said 35 years?

[Mark in Helsinki]

Getting tattoos.

Being over 35 and tattoo-free, I submit that 35 should be the age when you're allowed to get your first tattoo.

[Steve of Bloomington]

That way the tattoos have less time to get blurry and purple.

[colonel panic]

Getting tattoos.

Being over 35 and tattoo-free, I submit that 35 should be the age when you're allowed to get your first tattoo.

I'm in this boat (35, no tattoos) and I'm thinking about going big. Don't laugh too hard but I kind of want a jalapeno plant circumnavigating my body. The first thought I had after I typed this was "boy, do I need to lose some weight".

[Steve of Bloomington]

I want to get a full back tattoo of the cover of the Rush album 'Hold Your Fire'. I'm a juggler so it means a lot to me.

[Gilly]

Try an amaretto sour. I don't think that would be considered a girly drink.

[buffcoat]

Try an amaretto sour. I don't think that would be considered a girly drink.

Adding it to the list.

[Steve of Bloomington]

I want to try the 'Flaming Dr. Pepper' after hearing Hannibal Burress' bit about it.

[Ojingeo]

My friend and I were talking about things we thought were healthy to leave behind a few years after finishing your first abortive attempt at a career and first or second round of graduate school:

Examples:

-thinking your poetry/music is good poetry/music
-Having fun in anything that isn't your own home
-Jeans

And a bunch more.

What are some good ones I'm missing?

I know this was/is a fun thread, but I gotta know... Is meltmaster under the age of said 35 years?

nope. 36. but i don't look or act it. the 25 years thread was making feel depressed. mainly because i've been unemployed and living at my mom's for almost 2 years. but that shall soon end! i will be employed and in my own home soon. so i can be an adult again.

oh and i said it's "adult time." I meant "Grown-up Time." "Adult" time is something different.