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20 things men over 30 must stop doing!

Actually, I can't remember what I used to do when I was 30.
It's pretty evident whoever thinks these things up gets paid by the hit.
Lists like this remind me of that TV show where your home was invaded and the schmendriks that showed up wrote you up for how much garbage, energy and paper towels you produced or consumed and profiled your carbon footprint or something like that. Gimme a break. While it's pretty obvious when a person is living in a past decade, Leave my grubby clothes beat wallet and toucque ( gupoline ) alone. It won't be out for several more weeks.
 
Listening to metal or listening to music, reasonably, loudly shouldn't be a sin. I also don't mind flat-billed hats in the right circumstances. Then again, I'm balled so hats are a must during the day just to keep my dome from getting burnt.
 
What? No Heads and Feds?

Whoa! Feds and Heads?? My all-time favorite board game EVER!! When I was stationed in Pamama, that thing was in an issue of Playboy. I laminated the gameboard onto a thin piece of plexiglass, cut out all the cards, and like the instructions said ripped of a Monopoly game for the money and player tokens; and we used to play it in the barracks for... days, sometimes. 'Course, we were playing with real dope, too; which might have had something to do with the fun...:cool::cool:
 
Last night our 13 year old grandson was watching the tube with us when someone on the TV said something about "the rules of common sense". I really didn't think anything of it until my grandson looked at me with a smile on his face and said "you've violated those several times". This is the same kid who told me I was the only crazy adult he knew. I'm turning 66 in two months and still rock a very conservative fauxhawk. Although I have some health problems I still say age is only a frame of mind.
 
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Realistically, here is what "Michael Peckerar" needs to stop doing, judging what other people like to do/wear... The whole high school phase of "OMG, like, look at what he is wearing!" - this writer is clearly not over it...

This is rubbish...
Exactly.

The writer played himself. He's the one that needs to grow up and get over it.