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Read that Slash book and it sounded like Axl was just anxiety prone from all the poo poo they were on. Then the paranoia set in.
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jackyl posted:in New Orleans with Metallica and faith no more? lol if so I was there but I don't remember how many songs axl did No, Indianapolis. Did he rant about Mike Tyson in New Orleans, too? I thought he just did that for us since that's where he was imprisoned. Edit: it was with Metallica and Faith No More, though.
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Wisdom of the ages: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTJ7AzBIJoI
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criscodisco posted:No, Indianapolis. Did he rant about Mike Tyson in New Orleans, too? I thought he just did that for us since that's where he was imprisoned. I honestly don't remember what he ranted about but he ended his set really early which was normal for that tour apparently. Metallica was easily the best band in that show e: this was like 91 or 92? I was a junior or senior in high school
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Dec 31, 2015 06:30
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CowOnCrack posted:Well to figure it out you can do this weird thing where you imagine back to when you were 10, and the span of time from then to your current point is the time is the same from now until 50 - 20 years. The one thing nobody realizes until it is upon you is that 30 --> 50 goes by ten times faster than 10 --> 30. Somehow.
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Dec 31, 2015 06:31
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ghlbtsk posted:The one thing nobody realizes until it is upon you is that 30 --> 50 goes by ten times faster than 10 --> 30. well yeah at 20 years old, 20 years is 100% of your life. At 40 years old, 20 years is 50% of your life. Of course it goes faster when you get older e: or it goes the same speed but your memory makes it faster because of all the other years idk
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Dec 31, 2015 06:33
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Poetic Justice posted:Wisdom of the ages: Holy poo poo, I heard that 11 years ago while driving across the midwestern US. This is good advice.
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Dec 31, 2015 06:36
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No Sex In The Champagne Room was better advice imo
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Dec 31, 2015 06:38
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jackyl posted:I honestly don't remember what he ranted about but he ended his set really early which was normal for that tour apparently. 92 sounds about right. It was a couple of years after the Illusion albums came out. I wasn't a big Metallica fan, but yeah they were pretty fantastic that tour.
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Dec 31, 2015 06:39
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ghlbtsk posted:The one thing nobody realizes until it is upon you is that 30 --> 50 goes by ten times faster than 10 --> 30. My take is that the more you learn, the slower you remember time, since every day you learn something is unique. Learning something sticks in your mind more than wake up, go to work, go to sleep & repeat.
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Dec 31, 2015 06:41
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Enophos posted:My take is that the more you learn, the slower you remember time, since every day you learn something is unique. Learning something sticks in your mind more than wake up, go to work, go to sleep & repeat.
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Dec 31, 2015 06:45
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Dec 31, 2015 06:46
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I love the feeling of my body starting to break down because it's past the warranty.
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Dec 31, 2015 06:48
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Fister Roboto posted:I love the feeling of my body starting to break down because it's past the warranty. You rogue Andy's need to lay off the long nights and hard drinking. It makes you morbid.
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Dec 31, 2015 06:52
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Philthy posted:So GnR might be getting back together again!!!  also gently caress you 30-somethings for being able to see bands back when they were good and not poo poo
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Dec 31, 2015 06:52
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Having my lower back ache for three days randomly every so often is weird. Or my right knee making popping sounds. Every year after 40 it's like "What the gently caress is that now?"
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Dec 31, 2015 06:54
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Not over 30 so suck ittttt.symbolic posted:
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Microwaves Mom posted:I remember metallica when they were good Yes, but you are obviously too young to remember THEY WERE ALWAYS poo poo!
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Fister Roboto posted:I love the feeling of my body starting to break down because it's past the warranty. Honestly? I haven't been bothered too badly about not being an inexhaustible bundle of energy anymore in my late twenties (though I have been exercising somewhat regularly since 21, been slacking though). And I understand that it will slowly get worse and worse over the course of many years. But what I miss the most of being younger was that vibrant imagination of mine that would fill me with wonder and excitement. Getting lost in your own little world could be so much fun, especially if you have friends to share it with. Still, it's always inspiring to see people in their 60s or even 70s still showing some energy and even some strength because they take care of themselves 
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Dec 31, 2015 07:01
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Wicker Man posted:But what I miss the most of being younger was that vibrant imagination of mine that would fill me with wonder and excitement. Getting lost in your own little world could be so much fun, especially if you have friends to share it with. Serious post, I know what the gently caress you are talking about - I honestly think the answer is music, it always was. I used to get so lost in music and now I don't have the time for it. Every now and again however I hear something that just blows my loving mind and it is like nothing ever changed 
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Dec 31, 2015 07:09
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symbolic posted:axl rose is a goon Yeah! Not only did I get to see RHCP, Nirvana, and Green Day in their prime, I get to see every moden band and everything inbetween. Also Beavis and Butthead rulled!
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Dec 31, 2015 07:14
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35. gently caress mortgages gently caress insurance gently caress having to always be responsible. For the youngins: start saving/watching what you eat/taking care of yourself and your poo poo now. It's a lot harder to start these things after 30.
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Dec 31, 2015 07:15
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I turned 30 today and I honestly feel like my body hasn't changed in a decade. I mean it has (evidence: they don't card me anymore), of course, but I don't feel it. Body aside, gently caress responsibilities. Gah.
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Dec 31, 2015 07:23
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Wicker Man posted:Honestly? I haven't been bothered too badly about not being an inexhaustible bundle of energy anymore in my late twenties (though I have been exercising somewhat regularly since 21, been slacking though). And I understand that it will slowly get worse and worse over the course of many years. But what I miss the most of being younger was that vibrant imagination of mine that would fill me with wonder and excitement. Getting lost in your own little world could be so much fun, especially if you have friends to share it with. yeah, thats a new years resolution, 'be interested in more poo poo, try new things instead of being a jaded cynical 29yo'.
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quote:Honestly? I haven't been bothered too badly about not being an inexhaustible bundle of energy anymore in my late twenties (though I have been exercising somewhat regularly since 21, been slacking though). And I understand that it will slowly get worse and worse over the course of many years. But what I miss the most of being younger was that vibrant imagination of mine that would fill me with wonder and excitement. Getting lost in your own little world could be so much fun, especially if you have friends to share it with. cupachabra posted:Serious post, I know what the gently caress you are talking about - I honestly think the answer is music, it always was. I used to get so lost in music and now I don't have the time for it. Every now and again however I hear something that just blows my loving mind and it is like nothing ever changed You are only as old as you feel. This is cliche, but anyone can change the world. Ronald Regan was -70- when he became Prez. 
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Dec 31, 2015 07:27
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44 years old means no longer getting to decide when the fart comes out.
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CruJones posted:For the youngins: start saving/watching what you eat/taking care of yourself and your poo poo now.
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Dec 31, 2015 07:32
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32 here, or is it 33 now...yesterday i was introduced to my first gray nose hair.
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There's nothing that I've liked less in my life than getting older. It's not so much the physical things as it is the gradual feeling of falling out of touch with what's popular and interesting and the general cultural conversation.
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Zeroisanumber posted:There's nothing that I've liked less in my life than getting older. It's not so much the physical things as it is the gradual feeling of falling out of touch with what's popular and interesting and the general cultural conversation.
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Zeroisanumber posted:There's nothing that I've liked less in my life than getting older. It's not so much the physical things as it is the gradual feeling of falling out of touch with what's popular and interesting and the general cultural conversation. The general cultural conversation is not worth keeping up with any way.
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Dec 31, 2015 08:02
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Having a house and a wife and cats and no kids is pretty cool. We each have an office that we use to jerk off in or whatever the hell girls do.
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ScrubLeague posted:Having a house and a wife and cats and no kids is pretty cool. We each have an office that we use to jerk off in or whatever the hell girls do. Is this an old thing?
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Dec 31, 2015 08:12
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What's the age where you just stop giving a gently caress about everything?
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Hector Beerlioz posted:What's the age where you just stop giving a gently caress about everything? you're not quite there yet 
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Zeroisanumber posted:There's nothing that I've liked less in my life than getting older. It's not so much the physical things as it is the gradual feeling of falling out of touch with what's popular and interesting and the general cultural conversation. The only alternative is being dead brother. Yeah, thinking back to my parents not "getting it" and now me not getting modern culture sucks, but the only option is pulling a Kolbain & dying young. 
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cupachabra posted:Is this an old thing? As The Amazing Criswell said "We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives."
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cupachabra posted:Is this an old thing? Probably not. A young thing is definitely thinking that one day you'll have your poo poo together, while when you're older you realize that poo poo doesn't ever really get together, you just have to keep it all where you can see it. Like, they let me have a house. Me, the stupid idiot who realized I was out of toilet paper at the exact wrong time a couple weeks ago. The only people who have their poo poo together less than me are youths and the bank, who apparently thinks I'm trustworthy enough to hang out in their house for 30 years.
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I turned 38 today and am neither fat nor gray nor balding I DO have a hangover but that's due to me drinking 4 pints and a bottle and a half of wine last night for some reason.
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