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    #21
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    Frank Zappa

    My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama! Oh yeah...

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    #22
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    Frank Zappa

    Quote Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho
    i knew you were over 50... somehow i just knew.... for about a year and half i've known this lol....
    It's not a secret, lol. - especially when writing about things I remember from the 1960's and (gasp!) even the 1950's.

    I don't think of myself as "old", though. Age is just a number. If you burn out too young, you'll feel worn out long before your time.

    I DO feel that maturity is important - and always have. My idea of maturity is a lot different than many people's. You have to go to your instincts, and aquired knowledge, not just what other people say is right.

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    #23
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    Frank Zappa

    I DO feel that maturity is important - and always have. My idea of maturity is a lot different than many people's. You have to go to your instincts, and aquired knowledge, not just what other people say is right.

    Nice...I like that. I think people really limit their possibilities with age.

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    #24
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    Frank Zappa

    me too, but in more ways then one, for most that statment would mean basicly the same thing as "you can't teach an old dog new tricks" but it works the reverse way as well... some young people, can be very mature for their age, and grow up VERY fast... i think ALOT of people underestimate young people.... and advocate lol, i'm actually suprised, i had you pegged for maybe 38, at the most, i know you talk about alot of stuff from way back when, but that can be aquired knowledge as well.... with you actually telling your age (for the first time, atleast as i've seen) it actualy confirmed it....

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    #25
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    Frank Zappa

    Quote Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho
    me too, but in more ways then one, for most that statment would mean basicly the same thing as "you can't teach an old dog new tricks" but it works the reverse way as well... some young people, can be very mature for their age, and grow up VERY fast... i think ALOT of people underestimate young people.... and advocate lol, i'm actually suprised, i had you pegged for maybe 38, at the most, i know you talk about alot of stuff from way back when, but that can be aquired knowledge as well.... with you actually telling your age (for the first time, atleast as i've seen) it actualy confirmed it....
    BlueCat, I believe is younger than I am - younger than Gen X, maybe.

    Thanks for underestimating my age, lol. If I didn't have salt and pepper hair, I'd probably pass for about 38 - but if I lied and said I was 40ish, many people would believe it. When I tell people that I'm in my early 50's, especially people around my age, they are almost always surprised because they thought that I was much younger than them.

    To some young people (not necessarily you, slipknot), anybody that's over 35 is ancient. Walking behind people in the street, I usually pass them - even much, much younger people are slower than I am. I live very much the same way I did in my 20's - although I've got more bread now, lol. I'm also healthier, for other reasons.

    My advice to the younger people: Save your pennies, don't live too extravagantly, think creativly, be original, and have fun - not necessarily in that order.

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    #26
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    Frank Zappa

    easy meat... oh yea easy meat

    steve vai's solo in that song takes my breath away

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    #27
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    Frank Zappa

    Quote Originally Posted by Breukelen advocaat
    BlueCat, I believe is younger than I am - younger than Gen X, maybe.

    Thanks for underestimating my age, lol. If I didn't have salt and pepper hair, I'd probably pass for about 38 - but if I lied and said I was 40ish, many people would believe it. When I tell people that I'm in my early 50's, especially people around my age, they are almost always surprised because they thought that I was much younger than them.

    To some young people (not necessarily you, slipknot), anybody that's over 35 is ancient. Walking behind people in the street, I usually pass them - even much, much younger people are slower than I am. I live very much the same way I did in my 20's - although I've got more bread now, lol. I'm also healthier, for other reasons.

    My advice to the younger people: Save your pennies, don't live too extravagantly, think creativly, be original, and have fun - not necessarily in that order.
    lol i consider 80+ ancient, honestly. cuz you're lucky if you live that long anymore, lucky or you just did right in your life (not smoking, not drinking, keeping healthy all-around) 50 is mid life, it's your prime (tho some will argue it's late 30's-early 40's) it's when you know the most of the knowledge you'll know when you go to the grave, yet, age hasn't taken a great toll on you and you can still move and do things a younger person can, tho maybe not quite as much, or do the things as hard.... you can still do mostly everything the younger ones can.... it's when everything really starts to click together.... "age is just a number" is pretty true, i mean of course, it doesn't hold true to EVERYTHING, but at this age, you can still compete, on a phsycial level, with everyone else.... and i said it before, grey hair means nothing, NOTHING! lol.... i personally feel, the only reason grey hair is 'bad' is because it's a sign you're getting older, and nearly everyone at late 20's to early 30's starts to fear getting older.... so inadvertantly, grey hair becomes a 'bad thing'.... i look at someone with grey hair, and mostly i see a wise person, someone who 'knows their shit' who's been through quite a lot.... and has wisdom to offer.... if i had the choice between turning to same person at age 25, or 50, with everyday problems, it'd be the latter.. i've never understood why so many people over look 'the old', and still don't to this day (altho to be fair, the same goes for younger people, they can offer alot too, age doesn't nessicarily dictate knowledge)..... i've actually had quite a few 'old' friends... by old i mean people in their 30's to their 40's but this was back before i was 14.... (and no, no perverted shit was ever brought up, or signified in any way )

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    #28
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    Frank Zappa

    Why does it hurt when I pee?

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    #29
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    Frank Zappa

    Quote Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho
    2nd time i've had to say this (not by name, but 2nd time i have no clue who <name> is....) thus far in my stay on cannabis.com.... wtf is frank zappa, i'm judging, atleast by advocates response, i don't really care to hear who he is.. so publically, what's so special about him (NO 'old' music intrests me, period...)
    ???? Ok, so you want to know why Zappa is so special? You just have to listen to his music. He was a musical genius and one of the most determined muscians in history. If he were born in another time in Europe he could have been like Bethovin. His music doesnt always make sense, but it all has some kind of meaning, be it parodaic, humorous, or political.

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    #30
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    Frank Zappa

    marijuana is the key to understanding zappa

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