Jackson 'Doofser' Monk is 40 Today

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Post by Otis Westinghouse »

Happy 40th kidd-o. Right now my obsession is with being a father of a teenage son (in a week's time). Being 40 is biological, you have no control, teenage kid is something you brought on yourself. It doesn't seem possible, give me more time! You have several years to go.
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Forty years old!! Wow!

Feel free to come out and yell at the young whipper snappers who keep walking on the lawn. :)

Happy Birthday!!
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BlueChair wrote:If 50 is the new 40, surely 40 is the new 30...

happy birthday!
Very true. Also, "senility and incontinence" is the new "death."

Anyhow, my advice is simple: denial....Hey, 100 million alcoholics can't be wrong! :P

Happy B-day, Mr. Doofster.
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Post by so lacklustre »

Belated Happy 40th to my favourite male spurs fan on this board whose birthday it is.
signed with love and vicious kisses
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Jag har den äran att gratulera! Inte illa pinkat av en trähäst!
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Post by Jackson Monk »

Seriously hungover and knackered. I danced so hard last night that my shirt was soaked through for hours.

Highlight was a drunken men's foot stomping rendition of 500 miles by The Proclaimers and a high tempo embarrassing leg rattling 'One Step Beyond'.

Loads of great prezzies too, although one has to wonder why so may people bought me large quantities of alcohol...................can live with that though!
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Happy birthday, Mr. Monk. Late. I'll listen to the Juliet Letters in your honor.
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