Old enough to remember the 80's pretty well, young enough to still have our youth. Old enough to be treated as an adult, young enough to toss in some immaturity.
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Sign me up. I'm the middle of the mid-20s as we speak. (and even scarier as I post this month I'm in the middle of the middle of my mid-20s too)
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...unless people still think you're in high school and a significant number of your friends jokingly call you "Mom" and tell you how old you are.
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Silly afr. Can you 'let loose' with few worries? Do you still hang out with friends on a regular basis? Stay up late some nights, but not every night?
You can be an honorary Mid-20's Hatracker!
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Everyone knows that your life begins and ends with your undergrad. This is just a pathetic attempt by you graduates to recapture the good times before slipping into the dreary reality that will be your 30s.
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In August I will be 26 Too close to 30. I hope this doesn't mean I have to act like sitcom people.
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oh right, paul, we were going to do a dating swap. I haven't forgotten you, things have just gotten nasty here (studying for the boards as we type...).
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I say good-bye to my 20s in less than two months. Surprisingly, it hasn't really effected me. At least, not yet. Posts: 16551 | Registered: Feb 2003
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I'm 30. And I've noticed that the last few posts are by people who aren't in their 20's. People, I think we can take them. It's time for a revolution of the mid-20's clique! Throw off your walkers and Depends and come on!
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I'm turning 30 next year. I have a mortgage, a wife, a car, and a fetus. And yet I'm strangely happy -- and besides a few creaks in the morning, have yet to feel ancient or out of touch. Heck, I even buy CDs of modern music. So who knows?
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I was not entirely sad to leave my 20s. Like Tom, I am already living the life of a 30-year-old. Might as well have the numbers to prove it. The 20s was for B.A. degrees and getting married. It served its purpose.
Space Opera, it's funny how rarely I run into people who are within a year of my age. Ever since high school, it seems like everyone our age vanished. I don't know what happened to them. Posts: 5957 | Registered: Oct 2001
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I know what happened to them. Remember the big hair of the late 80s and early 90s? The amount of hairspray used killed of at least 2/3 of the women. The men, once they discovered that the trend of women taking 4 hours to do their hair was over were so happy that they ran around leaping in joy, which promptly made 2/3 of them die of heart attacks from second-hand hairspray ingestion.
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26 in september and feel like I'm going on 46. Guess the back surgery, receding hair line, and stupid wife will do that to you. But I do still get together with friends some weekends and stay up till 4:00 am drinking beer and playing Halo, so I guess I haven't completely abandoned my 20's.
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we're all mid to late 20's. All proffesionals (teachers, lawyers, and pharmacist mostly) and all still stupid about xbox. Life doesn't completely end after college. Posts: 1294 | Registered: Oct 2003
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You know, I loved my 20s, but so far I've loved my 30s even more. I've really lucked out--every decade seems to be better than the last for me.
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Noemon, I've liked my 30's the best as well. I'm trying to be optimistic about my 40's, but it's hard.
I would also like to point out that someone who is in their mid-20's can't remember the 80's all that well. Remembering the cartoons of that decade doesn't really count.
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quote: turning 25 and a half, so I'm in the middle of Being 25 is what I meant.
Actually, the very middle of the twenties would be 24 and a half. (I'm just ticked that I'm too old to belong so I have to be nit picky.)
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I expect that my 40s will be quite a bit of fun. I'm a little leery of entering my 50s, but that's still a good 18 years away, so I'm not worrying about it quite yet.
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beat, I had no idea that you were less than a year older than me. Although, given my generally oblivious nature, it should really be more of a surprise when I do know how old people are.
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