Posted by Ultradog MN on September 23, 2018 at 11:18:28 from (172.58.86.140):
Old men have reached the point in life that they are looking at their own mortality. They realize life is finite and think to themselves, "Hmmm, I likely only have 10, 15 or 20 years left here so I'd better make the best of them. I think not only will I be super cautious in all things from now on but I will use the respect I've earned to warn others about how fragile and precarious life is. I think I'll go around and warn people about safety all the time and contact my elected reps and try to get laws passed to require people to act safely and responsibly in all things. So they aren't allowed to do the dumb things I've done all my life. Never mind that everyone will think of me as having lost my manhood, my dignity, my fearlessness and maybe even my mind. I have wisdom now and everyone darn well better listen to me. After all, I'm only saying these things for their own good. It doesn't matter if people agree with me or not, I have more experience in life than they do and that experience of course makes me right. I want to make it so no one does anything that the collective (which I now belong to) thinks is risky or dangerous, has any manly fun and spends the final 10 years of their life in a retirement community where all things are safe, planned and easy to forget. Yeah, that's what I'll do; I'm scared now so I'll be a pest and be bored and watch a lot of forgetable telivision that does not teach or edify. And I'll live to be a Hundred and be bored and miserable and teach others to be right like I am."
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