Maybe Nintendo wasn't so wrong after all...

[farlaff]

justinian said:

farlaff said:

^ @ both of you: the fact you are not interested anymore is ok and everyone should respect that. But don't say that people that do enjoy many things that date for years back have not grown up. I myself love swimming as much as I did when I was five, but that did not prevent me from getting a Masters degree and to be on the way I am to finish a PhD.

I guess I have not grown up either. I liked to watch cartoons as a kid an now as an adult I enjoy Family Guy, South Park etc.,

I enjoyed riding my bicycle as a kid and now as an adult I enjoy my Sunday ride.

The world is full of adults that haven't grown up it seems. Long may it contunue.

 

Exactly! One's got to have very little confidence in (his/her)self to be afraid of enjoying the things that makes one happy, even though they don't sound "cool" to others.

Off Topic: your name is the same as that of the Emperor whose work allowed Roman Law to be studied and change the world (except for Britain and the US, that is).