Midlife Crisis??? - Page 3

dumoulin · #61 06-28-2015, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Dog hunter

Awesome, i have been looking at some "cat skiing" in bc its cheaper than heliskiing and you can get more tree runs(sub alpine)

I was looking last year at Fortress. 500$/day I think. Way cheaper at heliing as you say. I'd like to find a place where they can guarantee good pow... I'll keep you in mind if I find anything this winter....

Immigrant · #62 06-28-2015, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by dumoulin

I don't think you get it...I don't care about the car or the bike. It's about reliving the best parts of my youth. If I wanted to, I could go ahead and buy piles of junk to keep dealerships alive, but it's not the point.

Which brings me to another point, I'm not sure why you would want to take pot shots like this at someone as if you had any f***** clue what you're talking about. The only thing people like you know how to do is be sarcastic and negative because you havent any idea what self-reflection and individuation means.

Wow. Slow down dude. Not taking pot shots at anybody. All of the above is in my garage. I too am "missing" something. I think i may have a better f$&@ng clue than you about what you are dealing with.I am going through my 10th midlife crisis right now. But once you cured your depression that you deny you have, go see someone about anger management as well

dumoulin · #63 06-28-2015, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Immigrant

Wow. Slow down dude. Not taking pot shots at anybody. All of the above is in my garage. I too am "missing" something. I think i may have a better f$&@ng clue than you about what you are dealing with.I am going through my 10th midlife crisis right now. But once you cured your depression that you deny you have, go see someone about anger management as well

Thanks for making my point for me....

Dog hunter · #64 06-28-2015, 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by dumoulin

I was looking last year at Fortress. 500$/day I think. Way cheaper at heliing as you say. I'd like to find a place where they can guarantee good pow... I'll keep you in mind if I find anything this winter....

Cool, thankyou I shall do the same, just got me some armada jj's yesterday lol ready for pow now. These days i dont care much for summer , just biding my time til hunting season then ski season thats how i deal with my midlife crisis,and it seems to be working ok lol.

dumoulin · #65 06-28-2015, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Dog hunter

Cool, thankyou I shall do the same, just got me some armada jj's yesterday lol ready for pow now. These days i dont care much for summer , just biding my time til hunting season then ski season thats how i deal with my midlife crisis,and it seems to be working ok lol.

Those are beauty's. I looked at them too but went for Volkl Shiros because they are fatter 151x135x147@191 (I think).

Dog hunter · #66 06-28-2015, 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by dumoulin

Those are beauty's. I looked at them too but went for Volkl Shiros because they are fatter 151x135x147@191 (I think).

Wow, thats a big ski, lots of float there!

catnthehat · #67 06-28-2015, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by greylynx

Why not get an advanced degree out of the Faculty of Education. Something that takes your boredom away. Something that makes you think all the time.
Something that makes you argue with peers. Something that makes you learn something new every day.

Those lesson plans must be from rote by now.

or

Divorce your wife, let her clean you out and you will actually have to work for a living.

Why the heck should I go BACK to school??!!
I spent nearly all my childhood yearning to LEAVE!

I have never bern a good debater , and arguments normally ended up in fisticuffs. I have made a great living doing an honest day's work fit honest pay , it was hard on me physically but so what? I enjoyed it.

I find that I am far more at ease walking around in the bush or running the river in the boat , or simply sitting I'm the shade enjoying the afternoon with my good wife .
I had a lot of Hair raising experiences early in life and have no regrets , good or bad,
We can 't go back so we may as well go ahead- how we do just I'd up to every individual !
Cat

roper1 · #68 06-28-2015, 09:30 PM

I had my mid-life crisis in my very early thirties. Wish I would have skipped the darned thing, if you aren't careful you will wish that also. Good luck. All the best.

Smokinyotes · #69 06-28-2015, 09:51 PM

I'm not sure if you call it a midlife crisis or what, but I used to drink molson Canadian and lucky lager. Recently I've developed a taste for bud light. As far As the toys, quads, sleds, Sxs, bikes been there done that. I can honestly say that there is nothing I want or need. I go into a gun shop now and find factory rifles boring. I am content with where I'm at in life and still married to my still hot wife for 25 years.

Dog hunter · #70 06-28-2015, 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by roper1

I had my mid-life crisis in my very early thirties. Wish I would have skipped the darned thing, if you aren't careful you will wish that also. Good luck. All the best.

Did you have some bad luck?

roper1 · #71 06-28-2015, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Dog hunter

Did you have some bad luck?

No, I just made some bad decisions for awhile before I even realized it, never thought much because I was young. Look back on it & my advice to any guy that recognizes he's in it to try to tread lightly, he could save himself & his loved ones some needless torment.

greylynx · #72 06-28-2015, 10:02 PM

There is no midlife crisis for men.

Middle aged men who quit trying to do better every day die very soon.

Look what happens to guys who retire. Deep Six within a year a year or two.

Look after your body and look after your mind.

purgatory.sv · #73 06-28-2015, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by greylynx

There is no midlife crisis for men.

Middle aged men who quit trying to do better every day die very soon.

Look what happens to guys who retire. Deep Six within a year a year or two.

Look after your body and look after your mind.

This is why I recycle.

catnthehat · #74 06-28-2015, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by greylynx

There is no midlife crisis for men.

Middle aged men who quit trying to do better every day die very soon.

Look what happens to guys who retire. Deep Six within a year a year or two.

Look after your body and look after your mind.

I could never figure out why guys who retire die so soon.
I'm so danged busy at home even with work, I cannot for the life of me think of doing nothing all day and sleeping in !

Cat

ram crazy · #75 06-28-2015, 10:38 PM

My kids are taking care of any mid-life crisis I may have or want. Sports keep me busy and broke.

Okotokian · #76 06-29-2015, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by rugatika

Bough

Better to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission.

didn't you say you don't have a wife? LOL. Be careful whose advice you take.
I haven't read all the responses. Have the "get rid of her!" guys shown up yet?

drake · #77 06-29-2015, 09:52 AM

save some money and go to therapy....get to the root of your issue.

243 wild cat · #78 06-29-2015, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Dewey Cox

Knock up your wife. That'll take care of your lack of spice. And all your spare time.

LMAO!!

Pekan · #79 06-29-2015, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by huntinstuff

Go to the gym. Nothing like being mid 40's and look and feel better than most 20 yr olds.

Some ******** will just door ding your new car anyways. ........

X2 on the gym. I bought a bike at 42, started lifting wieghts and running at 44. Nothing like being the oldest one in the wieght room! The silver fox lol!