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I'm 61 in November.
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Im 13 almost 14
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Mighty Crow Army wrote:Only a 14 year old could create a thread with options 15-18 and 18-30 etc And 10 - 13 and 13 - 15
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ill be 19 in 2 weeks
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i'll be dead in 2 months aka vce exams =X
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15-18 today. 18-30 tomoro. yieewwww
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Mighty Crow Army wrote:Only a 14 year old could create a thread with options 15-18 and 18-30 etc oh well, i made a little mistake, and what excuse does a grown up like you have for staying on the computer all day, also what are you trying to prove by pointing out these little mistakes, fu ck just choose one and explain how old you are! 
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Depends where I am is how old I am. For example, getting into the (local) footy, I'm only 16 cos that only costs $5, wheres older than 16 costs $14. Once inside the ground, however, I am 18 in order to drink alcohol.
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Why is there no Pre-Cambian option in that poll?
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Location: Sunshine Coast, Qld
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turned 22 on the 5th of this month.
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Joined: 1/10/2008
Posts: 4,578
Location: Emirates Stadium c/o Highbury House (Tasmania)
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socceroos06 wrote:oh well, i made a little mistake, and what excuse does a grown up like you have for staying on the computer all day, also what are you trying to prove by pointing out these little mistakes, fu ck just choose one and explain how old you are! sometimes us grownups go to work. its called a job. some jobs involve using a computer for parts of the day. This means that you have access to the internet. this means you can occasionly use some forums to pass the time. if you need any more assistance on the matter, please ask your daddy where he goes everyday
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emirates wrote:
sometimes us grownups go to work. its called a job. some jobs involve using a computer for parts of the day. This means that you have access to the internet. this means you can occasionly use some forums to pass the time.
if you need any more assistance on the matter, please ask your daddy where he goes everyday
my 'daddy' goes to work, AND WORKS, does not bludge, he doesn't have time for it. Works as a painter for 9-11 hours a day and im proud of him.
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socceroos06 wrote:
my 'daddy' goes to work, AND WORKS, does not bludge, he doesn't have time for it. Works as a painter for 9-11 hours a day and im proud of him.
i'm not saying he doesn't, but please why would you make a comment like why do grownups sit on a computer all day. i'll give you the tip, if i still got to have school holidays, i wouldnt be anywhere near a computer, i dont touch a computer on weekedns, and i dont go near one when i get home. its not my 'choice' staying on a compuiter all day
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socceroos06 wrote:
my 'daddy' goes to work, AND WORKS, does not bludge, he doesn't have time for it. Works as a painter for 9-11 hours a day and im proud of him.
'daddy' needs a new job champ
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emirates wrote:
i'm not saying he doesn't, but please why would you make a comment like why do grownups sit on a computer all day.
i'll give you the tip, if i still got to have school holidays, i wouldnt be anywhere near a computer, i dont touch a computer on weekedns, and i dont go near one when i get home.
its not my 'choice' staying on a compuiter all day
no, i have no problems with you 'staying on the computer all day' its you job and i respect that, and as far as "why do grownups sit on a computer all day" well that came out wrong, i was assuming some of you did not have jobs because your on sportal, thats all. and if you manage to find the time at work to go on sportal, thats good. Sorry for sounding like a di ck
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socceroos06 wrote:
no, i have no problems with you 'staying on the computer all day' its you job and i respect that, and as far as "why do grownups sit on a computer all day" well that came out wrong, i was assuming some of you did not have jobs because your on sportal, thats all. and if you manage to find the time at work to go on sportal, thats good. Sorry for sounding like a dick
granted
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