the fountain of youth

i'm a young looking guy. i've been mistaken for looking 5-6 years younger than i actually am.
i know a lot of women would find this a blessing. quite a few guys would as well.
in the future i will join them in this opinion but for now it's a little annoying.

i fear that i'm getting closer and closer to the day that i will be refused entry to a licensed establishment because the bouncer thinks i'm using a fake id even though i am providing my own.

this is going to be especially problematic in a couple of weeks because i'm going to america.

for those of you who don't know, the legal drinking age in australia is 18. in america it's 21.
if i'm still getting asked for id in australia, i'm definitely going to be asked for id in the states. i don't know what the bouncers over there are like but i doubt that they see many australian driver's licences...
let's hope that i have a trustworthy face.

it has made me think a little about how there would be advantages and disadvantages of living forever...

maybe another time...

the "chernobyls" of the internet

in the side bar on some people's blogs they have links to their friends blogs. it also says how long ago the blog was updated. there were some there that haven't been updated for over a year and it got me to thinking.

these things we write are going to be here for a long time. they will be here until blogger goes under or they have to cull old blogs (if they ever do).
i'm guessing that people will continue to look at them. one blog will still link to another and on and on until you can find any of the blogs on blogger. i think it would be really cool to be the writer of one of these blogs and have a look back at it. to be reminded of what you thought, what was important, how you wrote, etc.
it's not just blogs either. myspace pages, twitter accounts, youtube accounts, anything that gives an indication of your personality would be amazing to look back on.


maybe it's a bad thing i deleted my myspace....




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