I'll be 35 tomorrow ...

Ya, expensive is not my thing, so that would be a change of pace. But stupid and frivolous is nothing new for me.

 

I'll second whoever said to get cable TV. Also, take a nice, long, halfway across the country drive.

 

Four here, bitch!

Oh, and probably six at the most right now.

Beat you twice!

 

Earn it. [/captainmiller]

Seriously, if you want to train for a marathon, the Team in Training program is a good one. I know a few people who have done it and it benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. They give you training and you have people to train with, and you try ask people to sponsor you, with proceeds benefitting cancer research. Pretty good deal all around.

 

Run for president.

 

Don't run for president. I'd be torn whether to vote for a friend, or vote for a democrat.

 

Would a Democrat give you free run of the Lincoln bedroom?

Oops, bad comparison.

 

I'd vote for you Pallister. After careful consideration, I'd just need assurance to be your chief-of-staff. That way I could control your every move without you realizing it. People would believe you're a lefty.

 

I am working on a hippie (playoff) beard.

 

Been there (35), done that and I'm working my way to the big 4-0 (in a few years). Enjoy 35.

 

If nothing else, this thread is causing me to feel like a looser if I don't start training for a marathon. Great.

 

You oughta give it a shot. Not only is it "rewarding" and "fulfilling" and all those other cliches you'll here, but the actual physical and mental experience of training for one and then hitting miles 22-26 is something no human being should leave this life without experiencing. You'll never feel more alive.