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Ozzieorl wrote:65 next week

At least in my country it would mean lot's of time for gaming in store for you starting next week!

Congratulations!

Scytale wrote: At this bar, you can get a card with the numbers 1-51 on it. They have 51 beers from around the world that you can have and punch the card when you finish one. I was like halfway done (You don't drink them all in one sitting. Some of these beers are 1 liter bottles) and left it on the table when I left on the 26th. Well, I went back in on the 29th and she had it for me She could have easily thrown it away...since there was no way to tell who exactly belonged to unless you really paid attention.

I want to go to this bar, and I want to get that card.[/quote]

I could suggest this at my favourite beer bar
200+ beers.

You literally choose your beer randomly and get an awesome one

Cornflakes_91 wrote:I could suggest this at my favourite beer bar
200+ beers.

You literally choose your beer randomly and get an awesome one

That almost makes me wish I liked the taste of beer.

Flatfingers wrote:

Cornflakes_91 wrote:I could suggest this at my favourite beer bar
200+ beers.

You literally choose your beer randomly and get an awesome one

That almost makes me wish I liked the taste of beer.

I dont like beer, except when im sampling random beers in that bar.

Because they are really awesome
(Compared to that bottled piss you usually get.)

Ozzieorl wrote:65 next week

I'm glad you're here, Ozzieorl. It's great to know that there are more than a few of the mature space sim appreciation society following the development of LT. Many happy returns in advance.

I'm 24, 25 next March. I personally think that age becomes less important the older you get, though - what really matters past 25 (roughly when the human brain stops developing) is your life experience and wisdom.

Hyperion wrote:

DigitalDuck wrote:A LOT of 23-year-olds here...

Not very often that the developer is one of the youngest people in the community

This is very true, and very awesome.

Then a few beers can help reduce that wisdom and knowledge :p

36-50......................

I'm 356,671. Or I will be.
Someday.

Happy birthday, Ozzieorl!!!

Ugh, could you make that 36-40.

Assuming that the submission was true, I am quite interested to see someone is in the 1-12 group. It makes me wonder where they heard about this game and how active they are on the forums. Just curious about the outlier.

SquaredCubed wrote:Assuming that the submission was true, I am quite interested to see someone is in the 1-12 group. It makes me wonder where they heard about this game and how active they are on the forums. Just curious about the outlier.

As am I

I am old.

I never thought that could happen to me but recently I had to realise that it did.
Do you perceive younger people as care-free, lazy, even narcissistic? If yes, then you are old. It really is that simple.

And it's the same with every generation or historic age. It's been recorded since ancient greek.
Daddy cavemen also went "Those young people and their wheel toys! They take fire for granted when we had to work for stick!"
(cave drawings seem to support that but that issue is still debated in the archeological community)

So if you see someone acting old: Give them a break. They probably didn't see it coming, either.


The trigger for me?
Participation trophies. What a horrible invention! They teach young people to be lazy!
Now take a step back and look at it.
You participate in a sports event and even if you lose you are rewarded.
What does this sound like? Correct. Pro sports.
Participation trophies prepare our kids for a career in professional sports.
It's just our bias that doesn't let us see that...

#LateNightGazzlosophy

Edit: Why on earth were you perusing a thread from Dec 2014?