People will tell you. Worst I’ve had is a pulled back muscle from sneezing while leaning forward in my chair.
When it gets “weird” wanting to do the young people stuff.
You get free dlc every year, that you can’t uninstall, for example: Cannot move neck after sleeping in a slightly wrong position. Random foot pain. Extra hangover. Blurry vision in the distance.
My knees. I am past 30, and my knees somehow don’t want to bend anymore.
On the other hand the older I get, the smarter I get about life. Do some physical activity on a regular basis, keep some long term goals in mind, don’t let your emotional state depend on external factors.
Find balance in your life and know your limits and you will be all right.
When the authorities ask why you haven’t taken the carrousel rite yet.
Worrying that every unexpected pain in your body will be cancer.
I’ve been like that since 15, that’s just being a hypochondriac.
When I get up after sitting on the ground for a while my knees are stiff.
Get off my lawn.
My what?
TURN UP YOUR HEARING AIDS OLD TIMER
Your getting older. They are asking the abstract noun representing your aging what some signs are. I don’t think your getting older is going to be able to answer, though, and I doubt it has much knowledge of signs.
The music I grew up with is “classic” and the “hits of yesterday” that I don’t recognise on the radio is “young people’s music”.
You mix up your and you’re.
My tolerance for incorrect use of your / you’re gets lower.
That you are alive is the surest sign.
*your
Sorted that for you
Get off my lawn
Asking what the signs of getting older are?? 🙂
You start correcting people when they say “your” instead of “you’re” :-)
Quite the opposite.
The older you get the less clever it feels to point out the common mistakes of others
It’s replaced with a desire to help people be better.
I agree actually, I was only kidding because of the subject of the post.
Letting autoincorrect slip in homonyms
