STFU, Doe. You're depressing me and I was born in so I can't spell to vent my frustrations.
Why?
by John Doe 77 Replies latest jw friends
STFU, Doe. You're depressing me and I was born in so I can't spell to vent my frustrations.
Why?
Some one said to me when you're in your 50's you are in your "youth" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .of old age.
Some one said to me when you're in your 50's you are in your "youth" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .of old age.
Some one said to me when you're in your 50's you are in your "youth" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .of old age.
You want depressing, just consider that every single adult alive now will be gone and buried in a mere century.
John Doe boy, I've been teasing you. Of course we get old. I have to admit it takes me a while longer to stand up straight after I have been sitting a while and I can't lift as much or work quite as fast as I used to. But if I think about age, well what good does it do? I know I'm getting older. I color my hair now to hide the fact , but hey as long as I can keep on keepin on then that's what I intend to do, no matter how many years I live.
Get off my lawn you rotten kids!!!
Wait what was this thread about?
Here's a related question. Why do we honor things that are old, so long as they're not human? Trees that are thousands of years old are met with sighs of awe and wonder. Yet, we fear and avoid the topic of our own increasing ages. Why are we inconsistent?
Because trees aren't sentient.
And most of the very old trees still are functioning properly.