Frazz by Jef Mallett for August 01, 2012
July 31, 2012
August 02, 2012
Transcript:
Caulfield: are you going to have a midlife crisis when you turn 30? Frazz: I already did. Turn 30, I mean. Caulfield: You say that like i don't knoe how your 24-hours bike thing went. Frazz: That was a completely different kind of crisis.
Kamino Neko over 12 years ago
… 30? Criminy, Caulfield, way to prove you’re 10. :p
smetlavich over 12 years ago
WTH did I just read?
Roy Drinkwater over 12 years ago
The Ferrari of bicycles is in 5 figures these days.
wwh85cp over 12 years ago
I consider 40 the turning point. HOWEVER…
Since we’re all experiencing the thickening of the middle as we trek through middle age, it makes sense that the period KNOWN as ‘Middle Age’ is thickening as well.
It appears to be stretching in BOTH directions!
danketaz Premium Member over 12 years ago
so what happened at the thirty-mile point? couldn’t find a portapotty?
hablano over 12 years ago
Well, I’ve long considered my life up to 20 to have been squandered on useless thrashings, so if I live to 90-100 (like my older ancestors), I’ll hit “mid-life” at about 55-60.
hippogriff over 12 years ago
Night-Gaunt: We are supposed to get a break until Labor Day. What are the odds we will?
K M over 12 years ago
Well, given the life expectancy of the average American male, middle age is roughly 37.5 years. Anything past that is downhill; enjoy the ride. And I say that as an AARP candidate (who won’t go near them with the proverbial 10’ pole; but that’s another story altogether).