Things that Grown Ups wish they could still do . . .

[Lumin]

For kids: What do you think Grown Ups wish they could still do.

For Grown Ups: What do you wish you could still do. (don't worry we wont pursecute you or anything).


Things that Grown Ups wish they could still do . . .


Look inocent,

have the ability to crawl under policemen's legs.

Keep the ideas comming. From both sides of the AGE spectrum.

(try to make it sound funny to)

 

[sourboy]

...and get away with it, with nothing more then a laugh and a smile - heck, don't really even need the latter...

 

[superslug]

I miss having women change my underwear for me.

 

[sourboy]

Originally posted by superslug
I miss having women change my underwear for me.

yeah but you get that again at around 80, bath too.

 

[superslug]

Originally posted by sourboy
yeah but you get that again at around 80, bath too.

An excellent point! Now I have a reason to live to the age of retirement!

 

[Lumin]

lol thats good. expecialy the pic

keep em comming

 

[Pariah]

Many grown-ups wish they could still go on bouncy castles with a height restriction.

 

[Vancouver 2010]

Most adults would wish that they could enter places at children's admission prices instead of adult admission prices.

 

[Goober]

Most adults with they could return to the "care-free" lives they had as teenagers, without the stresses of marriage, a job, etc. But us teenagers have to contend with the stresses of school, is it really worth it . . . ?

 

[sourboy]

Originally posted by RealGoober
Most adults with they could return to the "care-free" lives they had as teenagers, without the stresses of marriage, a job, etc. But us teenagers have to contend with the stresses of school, is it really worth it . . . ?

Yes, it is...

 

[Ankka]

Originally posted by Pariah
Many grown-ups wish they could still go on bouncy castles with a height restriction.

So do I!

 

[RegentMan]

Sadly, Wizard, I do too...

 

[Ankka]

So there's two of us!

 

[Crowpocalyptic1]

mmm... bouncy castles...

You also have to think that school cariculums (sp?) have changed over time. My parents never took Algebra when they were in school, and I took up to preCalc in highschool alone.

So, if they were thinking about going back to being a teenager, it would be a lot easier in our eyes, as they would not be doing such complicated things. Rarely a computer in the room, no Algebra, no requirement for extra languages, etc.

 

[Pariah]

Originally posted by Crowpocalyptic1
You also have to think that school cariculums (sp?) have changed over time.

It's CURRICULUMS. And yes, I'll bet a lot of parents today would wish they were attending school together with their kids - when you've got nifty new classes like IT. Then again, I bet many kids today envy their parent's stories of school a generation earlier, when science experiments were not restricted by stifling safety laws!

 

[Brewster]

I miss the carefree days where my friends and I would pend all day looking for something with wheels (waggon, lawn mower, desk chair, etc.) to ride down the biggest hill we could find. I suppose I could still do that, but I don't want to end up like the crew of Jackass.


For the people of Victoria. I lament the loss of the "slide of doom" in Beacon Hill Park. It has been replaced by a child-friendly, wimpy model.