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re: Things you're beginning to like less the older you get
Posted on 12/3/25 at 12:06 am to southpawcock
Posted on 12/3/25 at 12:06 am to southpawcock
Lace up boots and shoes. I developed sciatica 3 years ago and found it really difficult to put on my lace up hunting boots. By the next hunting season I'd converted to all pull on hunting boots. A few months ago I bought my first pair of "old man" tennis shoes, Skechers that slip onto your foot w/o having to lace them up. Previously I thought it was a stupid product. Now I love them and will replace all my other tennis shoes, even my walking shoes, w/ the slip ons. 
Posted on 12/3/25 at 12:18 am to TigerOnThe Hill
People. I’m only 38, but it would not break my heart to never be in a large city ever again.
I live in the country and I appreciate the peace out here. I appreciate a bonfire and my small circle of friends and family and honestly still prefer to just be with my household more than anything.
I can’t stand liberals. I think I hate them more than Muslims.
I live in the country and I appreciate the peace out here. I appreciate a bonfire and my small circle of friends and family and honestly still prefer to just be with my household more than anything.
I can’t stand liberals. I think I hate them more than Muslims.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 12:42 am to TigerOnThe Hill
New cars and trucks .
I went from pining for all the bells and whistles , lane change assist, warning detection whatever.. to loving the more ‘analog’ functionality of older vehicles .. and it happened almost overnight .. part of it is probably age related, since i am careening towards 50 years old in a few short years from now.. and part of it is seeing the average vehicle payment creep up over $600 or $700 per month on an 8 year loan
I have a paid-off 15 year old SUV currently.. when i bought it new, it came with a bunch of fancy stuff that i didnt think i needed, but just looked at as a bonus- panoramic sunroof, leather seats, large console touchscreen with navigation & satellite radio, remote start et al… but still , it’s a 2010 and i had been thinking about doing the ol’ “trade up”.. but now im of the mindset that ill instead do the ol’ “drive it til the wheels come off”.. or more accurately , ill drive it til im too old and the keys get taken away from me involuntarily .. no doubt there will be “must have” advancements in the 2030s, 2040s and beyond- but ill happily tool along in my soon-to-be antique.. and ill look smugly and condescendingly around at the people paying more for a car note than i paid for my first home mortgage .. and this old man will be quietly judging them with a big ol shite-eating grin on my face .
I went from pining for all the bells and whistles , lane change assist, warning detection whatever.. to loving the more ‘analog’ functionality of older vehicles .. and it happened almost overnight .. part of it is probably age related, since i am careening towards 50 years old in a few short years from now.. and part of it is seeing the average vehicle payment creep up over $600 or $700 per month on an 8 year loan
I have a paid-off 15 year old SUV currently.. when i bought it new, it came with a bunch of fancy stuff that i didnt think i needed, but just looked at as a bonus- panoramic sunroof, leather seats, large console touchscreen with navigation & satellite radio, remote start et al… but still , it’s a 2010 and i had been thinking about doing the ol’ “trade up”.. but now im of the mindset that ill instead do the ol’ “drive it til the wheels come off”.. or more accurately , ill drive it til im too old and the keys get taken away from me involuntarily .. no doubt there will be “must have” advancements in the 2030s, 2040s and beyond- but ill happily tool along in my soon-to-be antique.. and ill look smugly and condescendingly around at the people paying more for a car note than i paid for my first home mortgage .. and this old man will be quietly judging them with a big ol shite-eating grin on my face .
Posted on 12/3/25 at 5:06 am to KAHog
I'm with you.................. just a lot of fricked up people... I stay within my inner circle of friends
Posted on 12/3/25 at 5:14 am to ole man
Kids that aren't mine
Football
Small talk
Long golf courses
Football
Small talk
Long golf courses
Posted on 12/3/25 at 7:50 am to bigtiger440
Starting to? I’ve fricking hated people in general in my early twenties when I realized just how fricking dumb the general population is.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 7:59 am to SeafoodPlatter
People
Not being able to sleep
Flying
Being out of town on business
Not being able to sleep
Flying
Being out of town on business
Posted on 12/3/25 at 8:04 am to southpawcock
Music, actually the music that’s being made now. I still love music and listen to my Spotify playlist daily. And my playlist ranges from ABBA to Zepplin, Merl Haggard to Motown, Prince to Pearl Jam, pretty much the full spectrum of music from Elvis in the 50s to Snoop in the 90s and everything in between.
But, with a few notable exceptions in the Outlaw Country genre, almost all forms of music made in the last roughly 20 years for the most part are pure auto-tuned garbage. It’s like, as a society, we’ve lost the artistic ability to make music.
But, with a few notable exceptions in the Outlaw Country genre, almost all forms of music made in the last roughly 20 years for the most part are pure auto-tuned garbage. It’s like, as a society, we’ve lost the artistic ability to make music.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:14 am to southpawcock
Driving at night. My night vision has always sucked, but lately it seems to suck at dangerous levels. May have to pass on any after hours Christmas parties I get invited to.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:15 am to southpawcock
Silly, vapid consumerism.
Fake people
Fake people
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:16 am to southpawcock
Video games and cell phones/tablets.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:34 am to GruntbyAssociation
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Christmas
have to be an elite level of a-hole to not like Christmas.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:37 am to southpawcock
quote:
College football (no, not because we suck but because of the landscape)
Around 35 years ago I realized I was getting turned off to the NFL because of free agency and the growing mercenary aspect.
Same thing has happened to college sports.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:39 am to southpawcock
quote:
Things you're beginning to like less the older you get
Small talk
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:42 am to southpawcock
People
Government
Consumerism
Small talk
"Red Tape"
Government
Consumerism
Small talk
"Red Tape"
This post was edited on 12/3/25 at 10:45 am
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:43 am to southpawcock
College football as a whole. I just can't rot on a couch all day simply because a game is on. I will faithfully watch LSU on tv though. I'm over going to games. Not enough juice for the squeeze.
Material things. Or just typical disposable consumer goods. I just hate spending money on shite that won't last or serve a purpose in my life in a couple months.
Christmas. Basically extends from the previous comment. Over commercialized and shoved down our throats. My daughter wants very basic things when asked, but give her a catalog from WalMart and she now has to have everything. Wife feeds that addiction
I'm sure there's more, but that's what I got.
Material things. Or just typical disposable consumer goods. I just hate spending money on shite that won't last or serve a purpose in my life in a couple months.
Christmas. Basically extends from the previous comment. Over commercialized and shoved down our throats. My daughter wants very basic things when asked, but give her a catalog from WalMart and she now has to have everything. Wife feeds that addiction
I'm sure there's more, but that's what I got.
Posted on 12/3/25 at 10:44 am to southpawcock
Traffic. I used to drive 50K+ miles per year. Now that I’m retired I don’t even want to get in my truck to get groceries.
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