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I turned 41 recently. It's good to know i still get people thinking im in my mid 20s. But yeah time moves too fast. So far been lucky to have good family and health.



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curl-6 said:

When I was a kid games looked like this

This is best we had when it comes to 3D:

and could only dream of StarFox visuals.

"Oh, we used to DREAM of living in a corridor... it would have been a palace to us!"  (Four Yorkshiremen, Monty Python)



HoloDust said:
curl-6 said:

When I was a kid games looked like this

This is best we had when it comes to 3D:

and could only dream of StarFox visuals.

"Oh, we used to DREAM of living in a corridor... it would have been a palace to us!"  (Four Yorkshiremen, Monty Python)

Sometimes I kinda wish I had been born earlier so I could've properly experienced the 80s (I was born in '89 so don't remember it) and seen even more of gaming's progress over the years.



I don't know what really happened, but when I was 38-39 I went through a phase of suddenly having all kinds of ailments. It was like Wolverine losing healing factor. And then after couple years it was over, I was (almost) same as younger. (I always had good health and resistance.)
Now closing to 50, I fear I'm hitting a second bad phase.



I don't know, I turned 50 earlier this month and nothing has really changed. A little more gray in the hair department and more wrinkles slowly appearing, but I don't feel different. It's fine, it's fine.



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For aging I mainly hope technology ends up advancing enough in my life for it to be solved. It'd suck to barely miss that happening.