Count down to the new decade...

[Tommygunn]

What have you done in the past 10 years? What do you wanna do in the next 10 years?


I picked up bass and biking. I wanna become a bassist for a living, famous or not.

[bassteban]

Had kids- one serious adventure, so far.

Oh yeah, next 10: NOT eff them up(not as simple as it might sound).

[vinny]

The new decade starts in 2011. Just like the last one (and the millennium) started in 2001. Contrary to popular belief the last decade (and millennium) ended in 2000, just like this one ends in 2010. Just sayin'...you're a little early.

[SpamBot]

Originally Posted by vinny

The new decade starts in 2011. Just like the last one (and the millennium) started in 2001. Contrary to popular belief the last decade (and millennium) ended in 2000, just like this one ends in 2010. Just sayin'...you're a little early.

+1

[tplyons]

Started my teenage years. Started and finished high school. Started and finished college. Finished my teenage years. Lots of love and heartbreak. Started playing bass. Learned to drive a car, bought and sold my first car, bought my second car, and a motorcycle. And of course, started my career.

It's been a hectic ten years.

[Tommygunn]

I plan to have my 2 dream basses by 2011 (to me it's the next decade) and have finished my project bass. Get a racing bike, race in the MS150, get laid, get into college... what else?

[Tommygunn]

Originally Posted by vinny

The new decade starts in 2011. Just like the last one (and the millennium) started in 2001. Contrary to popular belief the last decade (and millennium) ended in 2000, just like this one ends in 2010. Just sayin'...you're a little early.

Originally Posted by SpamBot

+1

[HailCorduroy]

Originally Posted by vinny

The new decade starts in 2011. Just like the last one (and the millennium) started in 2001. Contrary to popular belief the last decade (and millennium) ended in 2000, just like this one ends in 2010. Just sayin'...you're a little early.

Not if you are a software developer. We start counting at 0. I count 4/4 as 0 1 2 3.

[duo8675309]

Originally Posted by HailCorduroy

Not if you are a software developer. We start counting at 0. I count 4/4 as 0 1 2 3.

That's so badass