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Submitted by DEATH on Mon, 04/07/2008 - 10:27.

What was that LadyBlak eh?, speak up woman *holds the horn to his ear...

Well, now that you mention it, my hair doesn't grow quite as fast and there is the errant grey mixed in it but aside from that I really feel no distinction physically from when I was in my 20's. Still prefer Heavy metal and the darker side of the Goth world to Muzac so that's good. I wouldn't say I have Peter Pan syndrome but I'm certainly not the way my grandparents or parents were at this age to my recollection.

Are we more wise? Good question, I'm not sure I'm wise enough yet to answer that question Laughing out loud

*puts on a pair of heelies and rolls around purgatory...

Once you've had DEATH you never go back

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