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There’s another problem men have when they get old that the guide books don’t tell you – some things get smaller as you get older. It reminds me of when I was about 12.
whats a verandah
gets smaller too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is there any single thing at all that is good about aging?
@infidel Ghetto talk for porch?
@isiah Getting wiser?
We don’t really have a choice about growing older, do we? And only some people get wiser, just watch “Cops”. The sad thing here is he will probably look for an hour for that screw, then forget what he was looking for and that was not the implication in the first place. What could have been a delightful afternoon has been royally screwed up. How small does it get??????
How cold does it get??????
He thought Bella was out in the shed!
Does it really!?
He found her in the shed and said get your ass in the house, my wife is looking for you.
hmmmmm……………
wisdom or a functional penis? Tough choice.
Not old. Just married long enough to know.
Bella- about 2/3 the size it was twenty years ago. While I wouldn’t mind losing a few inches from my waist that was one place I didn’t want to lose anything.
verandah means porch, but usually it has thin walls around it and many times it’s kept cold.
veranda is the dutch/flemish word for porch
Getting old aint for sissies but it beats hell out of the alternative.
Growing old is inevitable growing up is optional.
http://shenamer.blogspot.com/2009/03/you-know-youre-geriatric-when.html You may find this commical
I really like potato salad!!!!!!!
At least she didn’t ask you to pound her like a nail with your big hammer. Imagine how tragically that might have ended.