How old are you?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I don't understand what age has to do with knowing that Prince Charles has a bird nose and was a pretentious asshole for thinking Camilla Parker Bowles had game over Princess Di... But that's just me!

Whether or not she "had game" ( ) over Diana is totally irrelevant. The man obviously loved/loves her, and wasn't really ever in love with Diana. Perhaps you should try looking up the definition of pretentious, then you would know that it really does not apply at all in the context in which you used it.

PP, how old are you? (I just want to get a sense for how old the "quick retorters" are on this board). Are you over 30? 35? 40?

I wonder, too, this type of response annoys the pants of me. Instead of laughing at what the OP said, "Hahaha, how did that man find CPB more attractive than Diana?" This is the poster is who always invalidates any humor or tongue-in-cheekiness by asserting their intelligence. So annoying.

Yes. Because there is only one intelligent poster on the whole forum. And that one hates humor. Or doesn't understand it.


OMG! Just like you. LOLOLOLOL!

[bakersman]

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Anonymous wrote:Old enough that if you say Maurice, I think Space Cowboy.

Then can you explain to a fellow oldster what the "pompatus of love" is?

51 -- kids range from middle school to college, and, if there's one thing I'd like to take from my addictive perusal of DCUM it would definitely be finding out what the "pompatus of love" is. Anybody?

After seeing the movie "Pompatus of Love," I did some research on this issue. Bottom line is that it is a neologism. I personally think that Miller was influenced by a line from the Medallions' song "The Letter," which includes a line about "the pompitudes of love." Pomitudes is also an invented work. Miller also borrowed the line "I really love your peaches, wanna shake your tree - lovey dovey, lovey dovey, lovey dovey all the time," from another R&B group the Clovers' song "Lovey Dovey." Though I did not find any statement from Miller giving credit to either the Medallions or the Clovers

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

I just turned 35. DCs are 5, 9 and 17.

[Anonymous]

27 with a 12 month old.

[Anonymous]

27 and hoping to be pregnant soon with a baby at 28. I'm worried I'll be looked down on for having a baby so "young..."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:27 and hoping to be pregnant soon with a baby at 28. I'm worried I'll be looked down on for having a baby so "young..."

Eh, only in these parts. But elsewhere you'd be on the old side.

[Anonymous]

Half a century, with 1/8 century child.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:27 and hoping to be pregnant soon with a baby at 28. I'm worried I'll be looked down on for having a baby so "young..."

Eh, only in these parts. But elsewhere you'd be on the old side.

When I got pregnant at 25, I heard "It's about time!" from a few people.

[Anonymous]

53

[Anonymous]

35 with a 5 yo, 3 yo and 4 month old.

I feel old.

[Anonymous]

35 with a 9 month old.