Sounds ideal to mein my youth, remember going out to a NYE party during a blizzard. this year, it was chilly with a mild drizzle and decided to skip going to see the local ball drop. was laying down when new years happened, to celebrate, got up brushed my teeth and went to bed.
new years day was thinking how lame that was, then i went to bed before 10pm.
New years is kind of meh. We sleep through it. GF doesn't drink even a little. THANKFUL fireworks are illegal here. Place where I used to live people would light them off all day and for hours after midnight. Retards. Could barely see anything from all the smoke.in my youth, remember going out to a NYE party during a blizzard. this year, it was chilly with a mild drizzle and decided to skip going to see the local ball drop. was laying down when new years happened, to celebrate, got up brushed my teeth and went to bed.
new years day was thinking how lame that was, then i went to bed before 10pm.
You know you're getting old when.....you still have clocks that have to be manually setHow do you old fucks manage to stay up will 2 to change the clocks twice a year?
I bet yall wake up at 2:01 and do it.
You know you're getting old when.....you still have clocks that have to be manually set
100% legal here :New years is kind of meh. We sleep through it. GF doesn't drink even a little. THANKFUL fireworks are illegal here. Place where I used to live people would light them off all day and for hours after midnight. Retards. Could barely see anything from all the smoke.
You need to follow that up with telling her you paid $15 for a card that gave you 30m of talk time just to make that call.I get it from the son of my niece often. He's in the 8th grade and I mentioned that I dated a girl once that went off to college and when I called someone answered the pay phone in the hall and had to go find/get her. OMG she didn't have a cell phone?
Don’t think I’ve ever heard “watch out for old maids”I made popcorn the way i usually do for my daughter in law and my grandson, it was movie night. They were surprised you could make it on the stove top... and then when I said watch out for old maids... apparently that's an out of favor term. I'll use it every time now.
Don’t think I’ve ever heard “watch out for old maids”
Literally never heard this before now, I'm glad you explained "Old Maids" was unpopped kernelsMy parents always warned me to to be careful of them back in the 80s because they didn't want me breaking a tooth whenever they made popcorn. Hell, I still think of unpopped kernels as old maids to this day.
My parents always warned me to to be careful of them back in the 80s because they didn't want me breaking a tooth whenever they made popcorn. Hell, I still think of unpopped kernels as old maids to this day.
You probably took wooden nickels for them.We used to sell our old maids to old farmer Joe down the country road. We'd be accosted by hooligans and whippersnappers along the way of course. We'd sell em for a nickel a bushel, though we called nickels bees at the time. "Give me a bee a bushel" we'd say. Then we'd go to the store and by an onion to tie around our belt, which was the style at the time.