Happy Birthday to Me
I’ve just entered the dreaded 35-45 age bracket on marketing surveys. Urg.
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You've just made me feel very old - I'm heading for the exit of that group myself..
by Keith @ 29/03/2005 4:03 pm • Permalink •
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Never mind the surveys and fears of growing older - I hope you have a happy birthday, anyway! (You must have had a lot of practice at birthdays by your age, so you should know how to celebrate them!)
by David (TEFL Smiler) @ 29/03/2005 4:04 pm • Permalink •
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Happy Birthday!
by James @ 29/03/2005 5:03 pm • Permalink •
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Happy Birthday!
by allgood2 @ 29/03/2005 7:04 pm • Permalink •
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Keith,
Me Too, I Ate One Sour Too.
Jolyon
by Jolyon @ 29/03/2005 7:04 pm • Permalink •
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Thanks, all! I've had a glass of bubbly or two, and feel a bit better about moving up a bracket
by bsag @ 29/03/2005 8:03 pm • Permalink •
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But will you still need us when you're 64?
by Jonathan Briggs @ 29/03/2005 9:03 pm • Permalink •
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Happy Birthday
by David Smith @ 30/03/2005 1:04 am • Permalink •
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Consider the alternative... Happy birthday.
by john(jc.) @ 30/03/2005 5:03 am • Permalink •
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Happy Birthday ! I'm just about to step into the same category tomorrow. Uh! I must be heading for middle age because I've started thinking about buying a spanking new electric guitar to play in my bedroom. I guess I am just regressing to my teens. A definite sign of mid-life beginning to appear on the horizon...
by jb @ 30/03/2005 7:03 am • Permalink •
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Belated Hicky Burpday.
And Lyle beat me to the joke.. dammit..----- Happy Birthday.
And don't worry, it could be worse - you could've just left that age-bracket. grin
by Lyle @ 30/03/2005 8:04 am • Permalink •
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Belated mhrotd
by Mr.D. @ 30/03/2005 10:04 am • Permalink •
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Happy Birthday!
by Brian @ 30/03/2005 2:04 pm • Permalink •
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Hippity Hoppity Birthday!
by Clair @ 30/03/2005 4:03 pm • Permalink •
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Happy birthday!
by Tony Iovino @ 30/03/2005 5:04 pm • Permalink •
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Happy birthday, Ms. bsag! I haven't been around for a while, because I got lost. I found your blog again, tho.
by bitweever @ 31/03/2005 3:04 am • Permalink •
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Enjoy it (growing wiser) it's great.
by John @ 31/03/2005 5:03 am • Permalink •
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Happy birthday. It could be worse, though. You could experience what someone working for me once did. We were testing a mobile dating thingamabob and had to create accounts on the dating site. Nothing much happened until one fine day her mobe wouldn't stop beeping with dating requests, making her boyfriend raise his eyebrows in amusement.
Turns out that her profile had been switched to the 30-40 yr. old category, as her birthday was during that calendar year. Apparently that made her a more desireable commodity to the yahoos trolling the dating site.
by Toti @ 02/04/2005 9:05 am • Permalink •
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