How old are P.A. members?

^^^ I love this guy  

I'm 29 right now 

Hi,

23.

Old enough to remember Caramac Easter eggs

Atavachron wrote: Queen By-Tor wrote: I joined the site at 18 years old and I am 26 now :) So in a way, you've grown up with PA.

Through moving out of home, post secondary school, starting my career, joining the International Cinematographer's Guild, several relationships, the beginning and ending of a substance abuse problem and a MtF transition.

Yup. I'd say so

ExittheLemming wrote: I'm old enough to remember when 'super' didn't preface 'models', when no-one owned a coffee table unless you were American, when yoghurt was considered 'exotic'  when bad meant s.h.i.t.e. when football boots were black, when clever people didn't feel the need to act dumb to fit in, when debt was considered shameful, when consoling a distressed child didn't make you a paedophile, when staying with the same partner for more than 10 minutes meant you worked at your relationships, when reality TV was considered the worst type of pornography, when Woody Allen was still funny, when only yer Mum watched cookery programmes...

Especially the underlined section.

BTW - yoghurt exotic? Nah! If you wanted exotic food, it was a dried Vesta Curry

30% are very young and 50% are old, well kind of...

ExittheLemming wrote: There are entire mountain ranges and forests younger than me  I'm old enough to remember when 'super' didn't preface 'models', when no-one owned a coffee table unless you were American, when yoghurt was considered 'exotic'  when bad meant s.h.i.t.e. when football boots were black, when clever people didn't feel the need to act dumb to fit in, when debt was considered shameful, when consoling a distressed child didn't make you a paedophile, when staying with the same partner for more than 10 minutes meant you worked at your relationships, when reality TV was considered the worst type of pornography, when Woody Allen was still funny, when only yer Mum watched cookery programmes, when the UK hadn't yet become part of the Indian empire (the list goes on)

It was also the time of itchy wool stockings, black and white television and no pop music on the radio/tv.

Everybody did have a coffee table though (it wouldn't surprise me if that should turn out to be a Swedish invention actually).

There are entire mountain ranges and forests younger than me 
I'm old enough to remember when 'super' didn't preface 'models', when no-one owned a coffee table unless you were American, when yoghurt was considered 'exotic'  when bad meant s.h.i.t.e. when football boots were black, when clever people didn't feel the need to act dumb to fit in, when debt was considered shameful, when consoling a distressed child didn't make you a paedophile, when staying with the same partner for more than 10 minutes meant you worked at your relationships, when reality TV was considered the worst type of pornography, when Woody Allen was still funny, when only yer Mum watched cookery programmes, when the UK hadn't yet become part of the Indian empire (the list goes on)