GraciasI would edited that more fitted but I can't.
Off to have a fattering italian lunch with Pep
tienes más problemas IT que la muñeca rosa
at la bella napoli??
Too old for ibiza?
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tienes más problemas IT que la muñeca rosa
at la bella napoli??
i was dissapointed earlier with your contribution, i was expecting something much funnier, suppose it's the high standards you set for yourself
glad to see you're back on form
cheeky bugger...i edit to avoid offence sometimes...
cheeky bugger...i edit to avoid offence sometimes...
you shouldn't be worried about what people think mate, if they have a problem with you then it's their problem, ibiza is supposed to liberal and all that jazz..........yada yada yada
Have enjoyed reading this thread!
Personally I think the day that people start putting an age on Ibiza is the day it starts to lose its value... I've always known Ibiza to be open minded to everything... whether it be age, nationality, race, or sexuality..
Last year I went with my mate who is 40 and not once did I think about his age! He only started clubbing and dabbling 4/5 years ago and i'm sure he will be partying for years to come.
if it makes you happy.... Keep doin' it
Personally I think the day that people start putting an age on Ibiza is the day it starts to lose its value... I've always known Ibiza to be open minded to everything... whether it be age, nationality, race, or sexuality..
Last year I went with my mate who is 40 and not once did I think about his age! He only started clubbing and dabbling 4/5 years ago and i'm sure he will be partying for years to come.
if it makes you happy.... Keep doin' it
ijustcantwait
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my friends mum and dad got into clubbing 10 years ago when he started. they come out with us all the time and also are a good source of quality "extras".
it has never entered my mind that they are a different generation, just proves its all in the mind.
they are both teachers too!!
it has never entered my mind that they are a different generation, just proves its all in the mind.
they are both teachers too!!
DJ Soulman
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ROTFPMSL @ this thread.................. light blue touch paper and stand well back.Les, if that is the comment that has gotten you so riled, then I apologise.
I only wanted to gague peoples opinions becuase the fact of the matter is, I am now "getting on a bit" and dont plan stopping my night time exploits for anyone.
I do however think you be slightly oversensitive about the subject... are you turning into a grumpy *** man?
............and err no, that comment did not get me riled at all, just pointing out a negative.
No, I'm not over sensitive and not a grumpy old git, least I don't think I am.Last week I got a great compliment. Taxi driver I knew stopped and gave me a lift to my gig with some 18 year old lads on their way out for the night. I didn't know them but they obviously knew me. One of them said "Oh its Decades DJ, the old guy that plays the best tunes. We'll be coming to see you later. Rock on!". I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
Seems like most people on here have totally missed the point, so I'll try again.......
..........it's not what people on here think about other older clubbers, it's the negative attitude that people are expressing about themselves and their insecurity regarding their age and clubbing. It drives me mad
Seems like we are into a new phenome.......fernom.... era
in the 1950s and 60s people were old in their 30s and 40s. The boundaries have been pushed further and further back to the point now that people are still clubbing in their 40s and 50s. All I'm saying is help me push those barriers back further by not being negative, if I can do it then you surely can too.
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jez71
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Stephen I definitely will do I'm sure my Dad has mentioned during one of many music discussions, it does go on from my point about other genre's influencing the birth of another?
puppylover
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Excellent thread - just been and had some minor non-surgical cosmetic surgery on my face so that I dont look like an old timer over the two bank holiday extravaganza's and I can fit in with the young ones..
I'm being serious...... it looks great - f***king killed though
Excellent thread - just been and had some minor non-surgical cosmetic surgery on my face so that I dont look like an old timer over the two bank holiday extravaganza's and I can fit in with the young ones..
I'm being serious...... it looks great - f***king killed though
What did you have done Pups? Have you been botoxed?
puppylover
Active Member
Nope that's for May....
I had Restalyn injected in my (small number of) facial lines - looks amazing apart from the bruising but I suppose 8 injections in your face will do that.... The bruising will be gone by Mon as I am using Arnica cream...
I am dead impressed (not by the pain) but it only took 10 mins.... 8) 8)
Packing in smoking was just the best thing - pays for the maintenance and upkeep of High Maintenance Me....
DJ Soulman
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Excellent thread - just been and had some minor non-surgical cosmetic surgery on my face so that I dont look like an old timer over the two bank holiday extravaganza's and I can fit in with the young ones..
I'm being serious...... it looks great - f***king killed though
Steph, you just made my day!
I plan on being a fully fledged Acid Grandad.
I'm going to be 35 this August and I've found my stamina increasing, not decreasing, for dancing in recent years. Perhaps that's because I've taken much better care of myself in terms of diet and exercise since my late 20s than I did when I was younger.
A regular gym and vitamins routine more than balances out the fatigue caused by clubbing, and the attendant consumption of dance supplements.
I won't stop until my knees demand it.
I'm going to be 35 this August and I've found my stamina increasing, not decreasing, for dancing in recent years. Perhaps that's because I've taken much better care of myself in terms of diet and exercise since my late 20s than I did when I was younger.
A regular gym and vitamins routine more than balances out the fatigue caused by clubbing, and the attendant consumption of dance supplements.
I won't stop until my knees demand it.
puppylover
Active Member
Steph, you just made my day!
Hey Les - let me know if you want the number for my surgeon... she was canny fit too - and she does "maintenance on loads of blokes too
DJ Soulman
Active Member
Get in!!! And she's fit as well, whoo hoo!!
puppylover
Active Member
Ow it hurts when I laugh...
Morbyd
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Very British point of view.
Not every culture is so based on taking the piss out of people, grego. Your countrymen have made it a national passtime. I'm still getting used to it and I'm someone who does it all the time (albeit in the much more mild, politically-correct American fashion).
You could have a perfectly happy, party-hardy person who's having a great time until you say something nasty to them, whether it's a joke to you or not. I'd much rather party with that person than with a person who thinks making sarcastic statements about someone's age (or weight, or race, or anything else) is just a fun old joke!
Very British point of view.
Not every culture is so based on taking the piss out of people, grego. Your countrymen have made it a national passtime. I'm still getting used to it and I'm someone who does it all the time (albeit in the much more mild, politically-correct American fashion).
You could have a perfectly happy, party-hardy person who's having a great time until you say something nasty to them, whether it's a joke to you or not. I'd much rather party with that person than with a person who thinks making sarcastic statements about someone's age (or weight, or race, or anything else) is just a fun old joke!
what are you chatting on about now................quickly pointing out something or someone to your mate for a brief second is hardly the same as making nasty sarcastic comments to a stranger, which, according to you, could also be racist too
.why anyone would want to be mild in anything they do is beyond me, why bother??
your statement is perfect evidence why NYC is the best part of america, bar none, cos they are nothing like the values you espouse.
what other cultures don't like a laugh then, i'll see your neo-con america who appoint actors to govern themselves and raise you europe, africa and south america........
Morbyd
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Que?what are you chatting on about now................quickly pointing out something or someone to your mate for a brief second is hardly the same as making nasty sarcastic comments to a stranger, which, according to you, could also be racist too
why anyone would want to be mild in anything they do is beyond me, why bother??
your statement is perfect evidence why NYC is the best part of america, bar none, cos they are nothing like the values you espouse.
what other cultures don't like a laugh then, i'll see your neo-con america who appoint actors to govern themselves and raise you europe, africa and south america........
What the hell are you rambling on about now? Neo-cons?
Perhaps you've never been in a situation where you see people pointing you out and laughing. Even if they don't say it to your face, which is what I thought we were talking about (it's just a "joke", right?), you know they're saying something nasty amongst themselves.
Heaven forbid if people, even happy-go-lucky clubbers, should have feelings! Everyone, including Americans, love a good laugh. Entirely beside the point.