What's up with ppl in their 30s?

[Number One]

Watch it baggage.................site 'SEXY BITCH' will never be old

True that - what was I thinking?!

You know I luffs you anyway...even if you are old

[The Pastor]

meh who cares what old people think.

[kezzafish]

You still crying about that? I thought you were a big brave all growed up 23 year old?

BTW - you will find that the tone people use to 'tell' you things is largely determined by the question or statement that leads them to do it. Posting a 'controversial' (I would've just said DUMB) thread about the comedy quotient of an ad that shows a drunk adult injuring and possibly killing a small child is not funny...AND I called you a 'loser' - I have no idea if you are looser...I mean as opposed to what?

SIGNED a pompous, self righteous 30 something wanker

hah, i wondered if you'd find that. i guess we both know what we are then... friends?

[BALZYBUELL]

what eva happened to respecting ones elders,it doesnt hurt to listen and you never know you might just learn something..if you already know it thats fine but let us oldies think we have helped.

[coffeejunkie]

I personally think "the older generation" rock man, Not only are their stories of "the old days" funny as hell but they are normally the most onto ppl, They have lived longer than us and can direct us from the good and bad things they have done, If you listen you can learn and isn't that what life is about?

Go the oldies

[The Stranger:Me]

Gotta say I am really looking forward to my 30's

Best be looking forward to time travel first then.

[Phurrball]

Fuck life must be a bitch for you. Having all these problem thrust on you with no control over them.

Why do it then?

It's a societal problem, not just mine. University fees and more odiously, student loans were thrust upon this generation with little say.

Life's not a bitch - I'm pleased I stepped away from a benchwork science career to study law - my choice. It's the 2 loan couple that is a little behind the 8 ball through only a desire to improve themselves.

The Mrs and I will be house hunting in a year or two with $150K owing between us - should everyone really just stop at one bachelor's degree and leave it at that to have a managable loan?

Why do it? There are some jobs you just can't do without certain qualifications.