Your midlife crisis
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I binned the wife, ran off to Vancouver and moved in with a transsexual stripper called Binky. I had a booze, coke and poppers fuelled 6 months of fun, before it all came crashing down when Binky was deported back to Laos.
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
I could write a chapter on every cliche
33 Haute Route (Ski)
36 911
37 electric guitar
40 ride the etape du tour
41 start fishing (maggot drowning) with kids
42 Start shooting and acquire shotgun certificate
43 Start fly fishing
44 Join game shooting syndicate
49 Start Ski Mountaineering again (had 'retired' and ebayed kit as concerned re risk when kids were small - had to buy lots of new shiny kit)
50 Half Marathon
52 Half Iron Distance Triathlon
I started shooting because I didn't think I'd be able to keep up with physical sports indefinitely and wanted something to get me outdoors but I'm still doing OK from that point of view and skiing harder/better than ever.
33 Haute Route (Ski)
36 911
37 electric guitar
40 ride the etape du tour
41 start fishing (maggot drowning) with kids
42 Start shooting and acquire shotgun certificate
43 Start fly fishing
44 Join game shooting syndicate
49 Start Ski Mountaineering again (had 'retired' and ebayed kit as concerned re risk when kids were small - had to buy lots of new shiny kit)
50 Half Marathon
52 Half Iron Distance Triathlon
I started shooting because I didn't think I'd be able to keep up with physical sports indefinitely and wanted something to get me outdoors but I'm still doing OK from that point of view and skiing harder/better than ever.
38 - Did my DAS and bought a motorbike. No previous bike experience or desire; I was spurred on by a visceral hatred of my commute and a change in parking policy at work. Nearly four years on I'm still loving it. I'm not sure it was a mid-life crisis from my perspective, but it certainly fits a stereotype.
PMacanGTS said:
I binned the wife, ran off to Vancouver and moved in with a transsexual stripper called Binky. I had a booze, coke and poppers fuelled 6 months of fun, before it all came crashing down when Binky was deported back to Laos.
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
We have a winner! I hadn't read the other posts before replying; that puts replies like mine firmly in the 'hum-drum' category. How did it all start? JulianHJ said:
PMacanGTS said:
I binned the wife, ran off to Vancouver and moved in with a transsexual stripper called Binky. I had a booze, coke and poppers fuelled 6 months of fun, before it all came crashing down when Binky was deported back to Laos.
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
We have a winner! I hadn't read the other posts before replying; that puts replies like mine firmly in the 'hum-drum' category. How did it all start? 

PMacanGTS said:
I binned the wife, ran off to Vancouver and moved in with a transsexual stripper called Binky. I had a booze, coke and poppers fuelled 6 months of fun, before it all came crashing down when Binky was deported back to Laos.
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
Good to know it wasn't just me. Binky was a trollop though. I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
Pericoloso said:
JulianHJ said:
PMacanGTS said:
I binned the wife, ran off to Vancouver and moved in with a transsexual stripper called Binky. I had a booze, coke and poppers fuelled 6 months of fun, before it all came crashing down when Binky was deported back to Laos.
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
We have a winner! I hadn't read the other posts before replying; that puts replies like mine firmly in the 'hum-drum' category. How did it all start? 

JulianHJ said:
PMacanGTS said:
I binned the wife, ran off to Vancouver and moved in with a transsexual stripper called Binky. I had a booze, coke and poppers fuelled 6 months of fun, before it all came crashing down when Binky was deported back to Laos.
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
I’m glad to report the wife had me back, but only after agreeing to an AIDS test and 3 months in the spare bedroom. Now we’re almost back to where we were before, an endless party of Frost reruns on ITV3 interspersed by a weekly run to Tesco’s and the occasional supper at a local fish and chip restaurant. Happy days........
We have a winner! I hadn't read the other posts before replying; that puts replies like mine firmly in the 'hum-drum' category. How did it all start? JulianHJ said:
38 - Did my DAS and bought a motorbike. No previous bike experience or desire; I was spurred on by a visceral hatred of my commute and a change in parking policy at work. Nearly four years on I'm still loving it. I'm not sure it was a mid-life crisis from my perspective, but it certainly fits a stereotype.
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