Friday, March 18, 2005

Pop culture and the age thing

Bits and pieces i've come to read and enjoy (thanks y'all!)

Psychicpants' interesting bird tales leaves me wanting more

Mangogurl is giving me the munchies with all that food talk.

Reading Jordan's musings and observations makes me wanna commute more.The Red Wine story, in particular, just made me wanna eat at Max's just for the people. heheh

Herbkin's freelancing has made me miss not having a 9-7 job.

ahh well.

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Got into a recent YM conversation with Lucee, and we got to discussing the whole age thing. She recently turned the big 2-5, so she was kinda lamenting how old she sounds. I mentioned to her the odd-even scheme which goes:

Odd number ages have a way of sounding older than they should, while even numbers make one, even someone so old, sound so young, or younger than they should be. For example, a person sounds so much older if he/she is 25/27/23, as opposed to someone who just turend 20/22/24 (the even numbers have a better ring to it, i think)

Perhaps it's all psychological, but we've noticed a weird quirk from people who react to that, like: Ay, 25 ka na!?! Talaga? (Really? You're already 25?) Tell them you're 24, and they will go "Aww, that's great!24! wow!" or something to that effect. hehehe.

Weird.

3 comments:

hlF said...

well... i'm 2-5 but i don't feel like 2-5. though i've noticed that a lot of my friends are getting hitched and i'm nowehere near that stage. i'll probably be twelve forever.

Mangoes and Papayas said...

Oy mader, miss na kita! Were planning a dvd night with andre and anton this holy week. So if yer in town, give us a holler! Miz u Ms. Coffee Bean!!!!

wanderlust junkie said...

heheh, miss ya too gurl! sige, text kita, wen ba to? kitakits, potluck dinner ulit!

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