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I'd like to see some pictures of the nurses before I commit.
Might look like Nurse Diesel.
Might look like Nurse Diesel.
I'd like to see some pictures of the nurses before I commit.
I am 34 and if you ask my wife this disease has already taken over my body.Do men go slowly insane starting around age 50 and go downhill from there? Is there a name for this phenomenon? Are there any good websites to observe this behaviour? Because it seems to happen frequently and I'm fascinated by it.
The craziness takes many forms. In fact, it can take any form. The common themes I see are closed-mindedness, fixation and some kind of desire to change things and/or bitter resentment towards the way things are. In most cases that come to my mind, this "Crazy Old Man Attitude" usually does not lead to real action.
Open the paper and look at the letters to the editor - the best ones are written by crazy old men.
Stop into the coffee shop at 9 am on a tuesday - you might spot a gathering of old cranks sitting around complaining.
I'm wondering if I should plan on going crazy when I get older? Of course I won't realize what I've become - because I'll just be muttering about how "This Country has gone downhill!" BTW, I'm planning on retiring to a different country, but I won't let that stop me.
Maybe I'm halfway there already. I ought to teach my wife to re-balance the portfolio so that if I loose grip with reality, at least there will be money comming in for food and heat.
Does anyone have any examples of old men who didn't become unhinged in late life?
If you're 80+, would not ANY flesh be better than no flesh?
Nothing drives me up the wall like a bunch of old curmudgeons complaining about every damn thing under the sun and whining about the country going to Hell in a hand basket! Why don't you old b*****ds cut our your grousing and try looking on the f***ing bright side for a change!!! Cheer up, dammit!
Sheesh...
This is the second resurrection. This thread will not die...but I'm not complaining!Today I felt incredibly inspired to resurrect this wonderful old thread.
Today I felt incredibly inspired to resurrect this wonderful old thread.
Audrey
According to the phenomenon, I didn't think that transition was possible!That was before his age of enlightenment and mellowness...........
Yes, it was pretty darn good.This is the second resurrection. This thread will not die...but I'm not complaining!
Isn't it nice that you can leave a wake up call that works four years later? Just set and forget for another four, and get on with livin' the good life Al...Wow, looks like I've spent over four years making the same silly jokes and [-]wasting[/-] spending time on this forum. A bit of a wake up call.
What a crock!
Wow!:Men lose brain cells faster than women particularly in the frontal lobe area, which is responsible for mental flexibility, abstract reasoning and inhibition.
We are still discussing minds here, right?Good one REWahoo! And how much shrinkage do you think you have experienced so far?
Of course! - since I don't really care about your other parts REWahoo!We are still discussing minds here, right?
I thought the "grumpy old man" phenomenon was supposed to be due to brain shrinkage which is gender related and reduces mental flexibility, reasoning and inhibition, leading to a potent combination of curmudgeon tendencies.
Men suffer rapid brain shrinkage - News - The Independent