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#1 User is offline   Walddk 

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Posted 2007-September-27, 01:31

21? Grow up! Have a nice one, mate.

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Posted 2007-September-27, 02:40

21? Alter Sack!
Happy birthday and welcome to the senior citizens.
Kind Regards

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Posted 2007-September-27, 02:53

Hi Justin,

Nice to hear that you're finally old enough to smoke crack! I hope you celebrate the day appropriately!
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Posted 2007-September-27, 03:21

Wow, already 21... Congratulations :)
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Posted 2007-September-27, 04:52

congrats
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Posted 2007-September-27, 06:01

Happy Birthday.

Interesting observation: You just turned 21. In many aspects of at least American law, 21 is the "real" age of adulthood. The real age that society views as one where the person has fully matured. Where the child-like intellect has been properly aged into a sophisticated wisdom.

Recently, you have agreed with many more of my posts.

That makes sense. :)
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Posted 2007-September-27, 06:09

kenrexford, on Sep 27 2007, 02:01 PM, said:

In many aspects of at least American law, 231 is the "real" age of adulthood.

How do you manage to get this old in the United States? :)

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Posted 2007-September-27, 06:12

Walddk, on Sep 27 2007, 09:09 PM, said:

kenrexford, on Sep 27 2007, 02:01 PM, said:

In many aspects of at least American law, 231 is the "real" age of adulthood.

How do you manage to get this old in the United States? :)

Roland

You better learn it quick to enjoy the nect 171 years....
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Posted 2007-September-27, 06:21

I edited it, but, the more I think about it, I think I was right, legally, the first time. LOL
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Posted 2007-September-27, 06:37

Happy birthday!

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  Posted 2007-September-27, 07:34

Happy birthday Justin - and enjoy a tall, cold one. And, when you come to D.C. in '09, drinks are on me.
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Posted 2007-September-27, 08:38

HB ;)
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Posted 2007-September-27, 08:50

Have a good year, I hope you enjoy it despite the fact that drinking just got less exciting...
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Posted 2007-September-27, 08:54

B) Happy Birthday Justin ! ;)
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Posted 2007-September-27, 09:14

wtf? w0000t.
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Posted 2007-September-27, 10:20

Enjoy the first drink of your life today partner.
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Posted 2007-September-27, 11:12

I can't imagine what Justin will be like if we throw drinks in him! Scary thought!

Happy birthday dude. Don't let the goose get loose.
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Posted 2007-September-27, 12:31

Happy Birthday Justin!
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Posted 2007-September-27, 13:02

21 already?
Damn, then your half my age - seems you're catching up on me....

Happy Birhtday Justin, have a nice one!
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Posted 2007-September-27, 14:06

Thanks all, will be very interesting to taste alcohol!
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