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post #136 of 232
1/21/06 at 7:38am
Twenty Seven, but I look much older
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post #137 of 232
1/21/06 at 7:45am
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Originally Posted by Quad
Turned 50 today. Now I am on the dark side of 100.
Don't worry, just keep moving that halfway point in life up a notch each year. Now that I'm 41, it's obvious that I'm going to live to 83 and thus not halfway there yet...

Looks like we have a pretty young crowd here, but as this relates to headphones I'm not surprised... many (most?) of us fogies are off listening to speakers somewhere.
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post #138 of 232
1/21/06 at 7:58am
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Originally Posted by enjoi_rootbeer
you lose. head fi will become the rest of your life. ever infected with upgraditis and the curse.
Only infected until you get as far out on the curve of diminshing returns as you can with your current income, and the differences become so small you can finally no longer say things like "blows xxx out of the water."

BTW 22, sucked into head-fi for going on three years now, and finally reaching the point I described above, where hopefully for you all the music will be as insanely fun to enjoy as it is for me.
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post #139 of 232
1/21/06 at 8:25am
I'm 21
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post #140 of 232
1/21/06 at 9:06am
16, finally licensed (min driving age in Hawaii) Next big one is 21, drinking , legally at least
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post #141 of 232
1/21/06 at 11:17am
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Originally Posted by milesbeyondjazz
50.I guess Im' one of the old guys on this board.But not the oldest.I still cant' figure out how some of the colleage kids can afford all of this stuff!
A comment I can relate to. I often wonder this myself and then remember when I was in college and until I met the woman who was to become my wife (22 years of wedded bliss in April). No, or very little responsibilities. Bills the lowest they were ever to be in my life and a great deal of discretionary income. Shoot, in 82 I was spending $50 or so a week on LPs. That's a little over $100 now considering inflation. $400 a month or so just a part of my discretionary income at the time (okay, a big part). Think what I could buy each month in terms of headphones with that as my discretionary income and no wife or kids?
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post #142 of 232
1/21/06 at 11:21am
37 next month! Time flies I tell ya
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post #143 of 232
1/21/06 at 11:22am
55 and not a member of that liberal organization called AARP...

Is there a conservative alternative?
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post #144 of 232
1/21/06 at 11:44am
Shockingly, 38.

I remember discovering music on my dad's 8-tracks .
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post #145 of 232
1/21/06 at 1:15pm
22. 23 this September.

21 didn't feel that long ago
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post #146 of 232
1/21/06 at 1:27pm
21.
Turning 22 in March.
Damn ... time does go by preety fast
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post #147 of 232
1/21/06 at 1:36pm
*** 18 ***

The magic age.

Foolproof-Jean
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post #148 of 232
1/21/06 at 3:53pm
19
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post #149 of 232
1/21/06 at 4:08pm
Not as young as I look, but not as old as I feel...
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post #150 of 232
1/21/06 at 4:18pm
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Originally Posted by skyline889
16, finally licensed (min driving age in Hawaii) Next big one is 21, drinking , legally at least
You'd love it in Europe
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