Lifetime of learning
Dave - "Smokers Only":
You learn things in your late 20s that you can't imagine in your early 20s. And the early 30s have their lessons, as do the mid 30s and the late 30s (oh boy!) and then the early 40s. And some of the learning is pegged to other people's experiences. Like when one of your parents dies. Or a child goes to college. Or things out of your control (bypass surgery).
Eh, what does an old fart like that know anyway..
Comments
that is too damn funny.
Posted by: garrett | January 26, 2003 09:51 PM
ok, so that comment would make more sense if i had posted it in reply to the correct entry (the geek studs thing).
the dangers of using multiple browser windows at the same time...
Posted by: garrett | January 26, 2003 09:54 PM
did that story have any point at all? Sounded like common sense somehow worded into a ridiculously long essay of bullshit.
Learning? bottom line is you'd have to be brain dead not to learn anything.
Posted by: danny molek | January 26, 2003 10:53 PM