Things you have lost interest in over the years.

[Worsleyweb]

Stress - just want a peaceful life these days

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Wait! What! The day midgets no longer give you a reason to wake up in the morning is the day waking up is no longer worthwhile..!


You think we’re on the same drugs?.. :-)

maybe ;-D

 

[MCFC Wirral]

Sweets. I used to love Wine Gums and Fruit Pastilles but don’t buy them anymore.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Going out at night.

In my mid 30s now and can’t be arsed going out past about 7pm these days.

Used to go to about 3 gigs a week, now it’s maybe one every three months.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

sports that sold out to SKY Sports for the money - F1, Boxing etc .... I refuse to spend more than my annual TV license fee every month on sports - and when they moan about depleted audience views I just shake my head

IPTV mate.

Game changer. We signed up to it a few months back and wish I’d done it years ago.

 

[bluethrunthru]

IPTV mate.

Game changer. We signed up to it a few months back and wish I’d done it years ago.

I get your point but over the intervening time I have found other things to keep me busy ta

 

[york away to this!]

Catching up on an entire thread.
And cunts on bluemoon.

 

[CTID1988]

Going out. Hate being in a busy bar or pub at the weekends when you can't get a seat, the cost of it is mental these days too. Mid 30s and im already a miserable old bastard

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

Tolerating right wing fuckwits.

If you did a Venn diagram of right wing idiots, conspiracy theory advocates and love Island fans. I'd happily support a cull of those that tick each box.

I consider myself woke and genocide is not very progressive but there are always exceptions.

 

[diegoalv]

Parties used to be something I couldn't imagine my life without 10 years ago. However, my interests have shifted towards collecting old things, and now I spend more time exploring various auctions. I've been intrigued by what I've read in Ruby Lane reviews, as they seem to offer items that align with my newfound passion for collecting antiques and vintage items. It's fascinating to discover unique pieces with a history behind them

 

[remember arthur mann]

Going out. Hate being in a busy bar or pub at the weekends when you can't get a seat, the cost of it is mental these days too. Mid 30s and im already a miserable old bastard

You should feel proud, it normally takes years and years to become a miserable get, I should know. Some people are just born lucky.

 

[vicg47]

Watching films, can’t be arsed, three minute trailer showing best bits , good enough for me. Lack concentration or will power to sit through films, especially long ones

 

[remember arthur mann]

Watching films, can’t be arsed, three minute trailer showing best bits , good enough for me. Lack concentration or will power to sit through films, especially long ones

I think you’re depressed, join the club.

 

[ColinBellsjockstrap]

Collecting Robertson's Golliwogs for my blazer lapel.

Think I got my last one in 1961.

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

I agree with the going out in the evenings thing. Apart from occasional gigs and theatre visits, I like to be in and chilled by 8pm these days. Part of it is the anti-social behaviour, not just in the town centre but druggies and alcoholics in the streets, feral kids abusing anyone who passes and e-scooters and e-bikes with no care about pedestrians or road safety. And yes, this is Bournemouth

 

[Bluesince1979]

Going out. Hate being in a busy bar or pub at the weekends when you can't get a seat, the cost of it is mental these days too. Mid 30s and im already a miserable old bastard

Hit 50 last month and im right with you though my feelings of ‘going out’ have been creeping on me for years.

I have mates who still want that big night out but i have 3 questions every time a night out is mentioned
Will it be busy
Can i get home
How will i feel the next day

I need 3 positive answers for it it be a yep