but.... I know of people who were in their 90's and would refer to people in their 70's as young... o_O In terms of actually defining it though, I'd agree.
IDK, an elderly man called me Sir a while back and that made me no longer feel "young". I'm only 23. :P
mindstorm
lol, I know the feeling. Some time ago I worked in a book store and kids would call me sir. I felt important (as I was making ICEEs). :P:lol: What cemented it for me is when I realized I couldn't wait for kids to get back to school.
IDK, an elderly man called me Sir a while back and that made me no longer feel "young". I'm only 23. :P
mindstorm
lol, I know the feeling. Some time ago I worked in a book store and kids would call me sir. I felt important (as I was making ICEEs). :P Ugh, I hate it when people call me Sir at work. I understand they're being respectful, but it's just weird and totally not for me.
IDK, an elderly man called me Sir a while back and that made me no longer feel "young". I'm only 23. :P
gamesock
lol, I know the feeling. Some time ago I worked in a book store and kids would call me sir. I felt important (as I was making ICEEs). :P Ugh, I hate it when people call me Sir at work. I understand they're being respectful, but it's just weird and totally not for me. Really? I loved beig called sir. :)
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