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Bryce Frazier

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You guessed wrong! I, Bryce Frazier, turned 16...

You will be pleased to know that:

I still have the maturity of a 5 year old

I am still afraid of the dark (and Big Foot)

I still play with tractors, large and small

And I still think that girls are icky, (or at least mom thinks so... hehehe)


Glad curiosity got the better of you and you decided to waste 2 minutes reading this post? I thought so... :) Bryce
 
Happy birthday!

Discovery of cars tends to take up som e time at that age otherwise used on tractors, but if you got the big you will stick with it mostly. ;)

Paul
 
I have...er..."years' on you and I cannot tell you how many times my 18 year old daughter says to me in the average day, "What? Are you five"

I'm whatever age I want to be. I've earned it.
 
Happy Birthday, Bryce!

Now some advice from a mom:
Always be a good youngun' and don't give your mom/dad any grey hairs... BUT have fun these next few years before you have to take on all the responsibilities of adult life.

And don't get too serious with any girls until you are quite a bit older. Hang out mostly with your buddies now.
 
(quoted from post at 19:24:01 06/10/14) You guessed wrong! I, Bryce Frazier, turned 16...

You will be pleased to know that:

I still have the maturity of a 5 year old

I am still afraid of the dark (and Big Foot)

I still play with tractors, large and small

And I still think that girls are icky, (or at least mom thinks so... hehehe)


Glad curiosity got the better of you and you decided to waste 2 minutes reading this post? I thought so... :) Bryce
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Happy birthday, Bryce! You're kinda between my daughter & my son age-wise. I'm a contemporary of your dad's. By wrenching on old tractors you'll teach yourself valuable skills that will last you your whole life. Best of luck and many happy returns.
 
Well, let's see.... I got up for the second time, because mother
nature said I had to go again, then I made coffee, then I went
to work. Nothing out of the ordinary until I saw your post.

Happy Birthday!
 
Happy birthday and many more and remember to think safety, driving cars, tractors, equipment and DATING girls. I'm mid 50s and wonder how I made it this far there have been some close calls and I,m sure all us older folks have known some that didn't make it this far. Be careful and be safe, we want to keep seeing you on here.
 
Happy birthday! I remember when I turned 16. Couldn't wait to get my drivers license. You seem to have a good head on your shoulders, keep it that way. We who have seen six and seven decades are depending on someone carrying the torch after us.
 
For the love of all things holy.....do not
Do the dumb sh!t I have done! Although, in retrospect.....I was well into doing dumb sh!t by that age!
 
If"n you are afraid of WHAT MIGHT be in the dark, that"s perfectly ok. If"n you are afraid of the dark istself, we ain"t gonnna issue you a "man-card" when you turn 21!
 
Happy Birthday, Bryce. Sweetfeet is right; a steady job and a woman have been the downfall of many a good man. Take your time to find the right one. Life is b**ch with the wrong one.

Larry
 
Happy birthday from Mn.!!!! And I too have the maturity of a 5 year old, and at 52 myself. Never grow up, it's a trap!
 
Happy Birthday young man. I too am a kid inside, and I enjoy at 45 years old. Just ask my wife and kids. LOL
Kow Farmer Kurt
 
Congrats.

Continue to have the maturity of a 5 year old and your life will be a whole lot better.

Never take life too seriously. Enjoy it and have fun.

Rick
 
HAPPY 16th BIRTHDAY ! Bryce

Enjoy your youth while you have it. You think GIRLS are "icky" now, but be careful. I met my first wife when I was 16 - and Married her on her 18th Birthday - but, I have always wanted a family of my own. "Play the Field" and don't let your hormones override your common sense, you'll know deep in your Heart when "the right one" comes along.

Again, HAPPY BIRTHDAY !


Doc (67 years young)
 
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