Not that I don't love the older generations in here but I just want to know if there are any newer Stephen King fans on here like myself. I'm 17.
What's your age?
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Yup - I am still 17 (well, I act like I am anyway)
I'm 18 but will be 19 in July. I guess 19 would be the special number in SKMB .
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
or I could be going into my "Second childhood"It seems that you have found the fountain of youth!
(Mentally at least)
or I could be going into my "Second childhood"
I'm still recovering from the first one I had.
I've been 17 several times, but the first was definitely my favorite.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I'm eight. Been an SK fan since the summer of ought-six. So...I'm a youngster. All you old fogeys, beware. I'm nineteen at heart.
Is this a trick question? I am very nearly 45.
I will be the ripe old age of 41 this coming Friday. Still no sign of a midlife crisis either.
That is a great song. Beatles have always been great favourites for me. When my uncle got married (he is 10 years older then I) he sang that song at the wedding reception to his bride, with guitar and everything. After that he rounded off with a Bob Dylan number. Well i feel like i'm stuck at about 25 but i'm actually 49. It is so sad when you see that you're not running as fast or playing as good as you used too. I like to feel fit but somehow you have to try much harder now and thats not really me. I like doing things if theyre fun to do. If you're just doing thingsbecause it is healthy for you to do them i don't. Oh, well.
I stopped aging when I was 18. At 18 I knew I would never again feel as alive, never again be able to observe magical things happening all around and through me on a daily basis, never again feel so spiritual and sensual at the same time, never again be so happy. So I stopped aging at 18.
Next year I will celebrate the 44th anniversary of my 17th birthday. Age don't mean a thing here, honey. We're still a bunch of kids, as you can probably tell from most of the posts around here.
The age around 27, 28 was the best for me. I was old enough to get respect from those around me, old enough to have attained a mastery of my profession, but still young enough that physical entropy hadn't kicked in.
George Bernard Shaw: "Youth is wasted on the young." I think it was just his way of saying 1) He resented getting old and 2) He wanted the experience of age applied retroactively to his youth.
Me, I like the motto, "You're never too old to be immature."
George Bernard Shaw: "Youth is wasted on the young." I think it was just his way of saying 1) He resented getting old and 2) He wanted the experience of age applied retroactively to his youth.
Me, I like the motto, "You're never too old to be immature."
...I'm approx. 7 and a half in dog years....
Soon be time to take you to the vet, son!
I feel better than I ever have - high school was full of self doubt and trying to fit it somewhere I never would. My 20s and 30s were all about the kids. Finally in my 40s I can take a little time to be me again. I'm liking this aging thing.
...nah, already been neutered, spayed and given my worming...