Generational Shift

Started by serial, March 23, 2015, 10:03:24 AM

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ausjack

Ooo an FJ or a 30 penny now that's a hard choice and both pretty rare and depending on condition what one would be worth more but I suppose you can't drive a coin and like they say, ya can't put an old head on young shoulders :winkextra:
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autocoupler

No you can not AJ, my Dad tried but you know how it is, we know better. I reckon there was a better chance of me still having the 30 penny today though, as opposed to the FJ which is long gone but you never know what crops up in between. Hmmm...that's right, I got married. Not a bad thing mind you, but the 30 penny would be just a memory as well me thinks, but spent on a good cause.

Whenever any young person toys with a frivolous idea that requires spending lots on  lots of fun, if they put a quarter of that amount away (coins, shares, land or anything at all worthwhile) and revised their fun aspirations downwards but still spent the other three quarters on their fun, that would be better than any superanuation fund. It's just convincing them to do it, hmmmm...that's right, I couldn't be told either. :)
As we age we lose three things, one is our memory and arrrrr I've forgotten the other two!

ausjack

Yes I wish I had a lot of my old toys and things because some are worth a small fortune now but things get lost and stolen over time and some got played with to death..now the old matchbox cars still in original packets are worth heaps but I had fun playing with them at the time :)
A wise person knows there is something to learn from everyone.