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Now I'm 34, so hopefully nowhere near middle-aged yet but I have to say that I felt close to it the other day whilst forwarding in the tractor. I have Radio 4 on all day (hate pop music, Classic FM is the same 10 pieces on repeat with adverts inbetween and Radio 3 can be a bit obscure sometimes) which is mostly brilliant. For many years I've habitually switched off the radio between 14:03 and 14:15, but earlier this week I thought nuts to it, I might as well listen to the Archers. I'm in the cab every day so I'm as well to give it a go.

 

?

 

At what point did you lot realise you were heading towards middle age? Apart from the obvious purchase of a jet ski. 

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2 minutes ago, Woodworks said:

Approaching 50 but no way ready for Radio 2 or the Archers. 6 Music for me. Too much time in the cab for you Big J leading to premature aging ? 

In defence of my tractor, I already had a preexisting Radio 4 habit. In further support of my advancing years, I also wrote a grumbling email to their feedback address regarding Susan Rae continuously stumbling over the news reading. I'll fetch my pipe.....

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Hellfire BigJ, you sound about 64! I’m 37 this time, no kids, (no desire for any either) cant say i’ve hit a specific middle age point yet. I’ve always hung around with older lads/lasses, would say i’m probably more mature as they say for my age.
Just knuckling down, getting house etc finished and hammering the mortgage is our priority at min.
Good question though [emoji106]

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2 minutes ago, Ratman said:

Hellfire BigJ, you sound about 64! 

 

I've often been described (usually by my wife) as a young grumpy old man.

 

I'm content with that status though ?

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5 minutes ago, Big J said:

I've often been described (usually by my wife) as a young grumpy old man.

 

I'm content with that status though ?

Nothing wrong with that.... My wife says same to me ?

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12 minutes ago, Big J said:

In defence of my tractor, I already had a preexisting Radio 4 habit. In further support of my advancing years, I also wrote a grumbling email to their feedback address regarding Susan Rae continuously stumbling over the news reading. I'll fetch my pipe.....

I found these to go with your pipe 

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I shouldn't be so quick to take the pee.

 

Drove past a golf course the other day and remarked to Liz that I would quite like some lessons ?. The moment past but even so.........

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I knew I’d hit middle age when I realised I wasn’t fit enough to complete a ‘Tough Mudder’ with my dignity intact so I did my climbing tickets instead .

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