40 Signs You’re Almost 40





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1. Your favorite bands from high school now play on classic rock stations.

Your favorite bands from high school now play on classic rock stations.

2. And your favorite TV shows play on Nick at Nite.

And your favorite TV shows play on Nick at Nite.
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3. Instead of laughing at those Activia commercials, you wonder, Does it work?

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4. The only new celebrities you recognize are the offspring of the ones you grew up loving.

The only new celebrities you recognize are the offspring of the ones you grew up loving.
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“Did you hear Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith’s daughter was cast in Fifty Shades of Grey?”

5. You still have a CD collection.

You still have a CD collection.

6. But you haven’t bought a CD by a new artist in years.

But you haven’t bought a CD by a new artist in years.
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7. You rely on Spanx more and more.

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8. You’re seriously concerned that you’re not saving enough for retirement.

You're seriously concerned that you're not saving enough for retirement.

9. You bought your first pair of over-the-counter reading glasses.

You bought your first pair of over-the-counter reading glasses.

10. You used to print your school papers on this.

You used to print your school papers on this.
Careful! Don’t rip the sides…careful… Goddamn it!

11. Your shoe selections have become more and more sensible.

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12. Every weekend is another kid’s birthday party.

Every weekend is another kid's birthday party.

13. But you kind of look forward to them because they’re when you see your friends the most.

But you kind of look forward to them because they're when you see your friends the most.

14. The hair on your eyebrows, ears, and nose has started to grow in really weird ways.

The hair on your eyebrows, ears, and nose has started to grow in really weird ways.
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15. While the hair on your head gets thinner and thinner.

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16. More of your friends are announcing divorces than engagements.

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17. You increasingly enjoy playing the game of “Remember when?”

You increasingly enjoy playing the game of "Remember when?"
“Remember the Apple IIe? Remember getting your own phone line in your room? Remember Garbage Pail Kids?”

18. You really don’t understand how to watch MTV anymore.

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Wait… when did they get rid of Kennedy?

19. The last time you went to the ER, this is what the resident who treated you looked like:

The last time you went to the ER, this is what the resident who treated you looked like:
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20. Spotify has started targeting you with Viagra ads because you only listen to music from the early ’90s.

Spotify has started targeting you with Viagra ads because you only listen to music from the early '90s.

21. At one point you’ve looked in the mirror and given yourself a pep talk by saying, “You’ve still got it.”

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22. You’ve developed an appreciation for Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and classical music.

You’ve developed an appreciation for Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and classical music.
“Fly me to the moon…”

23. You’re now older than every player on your favorite baseball team.

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24. And the kids starting college next year weren’t even born when you graduated.

And the kids starting college next year weren't even born when you graduated.

25. You go around the house turning off all the lights.

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26. You’ve started to schedule your Friday nights around watching Dateline NBC.

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You might even do a mean Keith Morrison impression.

27. Everything you think happened five years ago actually happened 10 to 15 years ago.

Everything you think happened five years ago actually happened 10 to 15 years ago.
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Hold up. There is no way The Sixth Sense came out 15 years ago.
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Whoa.

28. You’ve got one of these sitting in a drawer somewhere.

You've got one of these sitting in a drawer somewhere.

29. And you can’t bring yourself to throw this out.

And you can't bring yourself to throw this out.
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30. You use outdated terms like “Did you tape the show?” and “Rewind that song!”

You use outdated terms like “Did you tape the show?” and “Rewind that song!”
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31. You know how to change a fuse.

You know how to change a fuse.

32. Mammograms and prostate exams are now a way of life.

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It gets easier, Sully. I promise.

33. Waitresses card you to get a good tip, and not because they think you’re under 21.

Waitresses card you to get a good tip, and not because they think you’re under 21.
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34. All the actors and actresses you used to think were hot now play grandparents.

All the actors and actresses you used to think were hot now play grandparents.
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Hot grandparents, but still. Grandparents.

35. You no longer dye your hair to try out a new hair color but to hide gray.

You no longer dye your hair to try out a new hair color but to hide gray.

36. A single drink gives you a wicked hangover.

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37. When your friends trade stories from college, you find yourself saying, “Wait. What happened?”

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38. Sitting has become preferable to basically any other activity in life.

Sitting has become preferable to basically any other activity in life.
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39. But despite everything, there’s no amount of money they could pay you to be a confused twentysomething again.

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40. And as you stare down the big 4-0, you finally feel as if you’ve got things figured out in life

 

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“There's a very fine line between pleasure and pain. They are two sides of the same coin, one not existing without the other.''

-E.L James

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Terdapat kemudahan dewan,surau,dewan makan,blok-blok penginapan dan juga kemudahan bagi aktiviti lasak seperti trekking,climbing dan tali-tali tu semua.
Overall semua kemudahan memuaskan dan rasa macam dok asrama balik bila join kem ni.
Tapi sayugia diingatkan coverage handphone sangat low di blok penginapan.Ada tempat ok,ada tempat memang takde langsung.Untuk yang guna Maxis.Celcom aku tak pasti.
Ada kolam tempat ternak ikan dan memang luas kawasan trekking dia,berdekatan ladang getah dan sawit.








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Malaysia is the most under-rated country to travel in SouthEast Asia


http://nomadicsamuel.com/destinations/malaysia-is-the-most-under-rated-country-to-travel-in-southeast-asia

I’m not going to lie – I’m absolutely in love with SE Asia.  I’ve spent over seven consecutive years abroad and I’ve covered a decent amount of territory as a backpacker and expat living overseas; however, there are a few things I’m embarrassed to admit.  I’ve yet to travel to Europe.  I’ve never set foot in Africa.  Dido for Central America.  The Middle East?  I haven’t gone there yet either.  So what’s my excuse?  Southeast Asia.
Without a doubt, if I only had to travel in one region of the world for the rest of my life, I would almost certainly pick Asia.  If forced to narrow it down even further I would likely select SE Asia.  There is just so much that I absolutely love about this part of the world.  I’ve had many friends ask me which country is my favorite in the region.  I simply cannot say at this point in time.  Three years ago it was clearly Thailand; however, my tastes have changed and on my latest trip I found myself spending more time in Cambodia and Laos than ever before.
One thing I absolutely can agree on though is which country in the region I think is the most under-rated.  Here’s a hint:  It’s truly Asia.  For those who didn’t guess, the answer is Malaysia.  The official tourism slogan is Malaysia – Truly Asia.  I couldn’t agree more. It’s easily one of the most under-rated travel destinations in the world.  Although Malaysia has so much to offer it’s not nearly as popular for backpackers or travelers as countries such as Thailand, Malaysia or the region of Indochina.  However, it’s most certainly a place backpackers, tourists or those seeking luxury holidays can all equally enjoy.  From the top attractions in Kuala Lumpur to the culture hubs of Malacca and Penang it has something for everyone.  Here are 5 reasons why I think it rocks!

1)  Cultural Hubs
Malaysia has two of my favorite cultural HUBs in all of SE Asia – George Town (Penang) & Melaka.  Many backpackers and travellers are familiar with George Town in Penang.  It’s a popular destination for those looking to renew their Thai tourist Visa or to continue onward southbound to Singapore or Indonesia.  For those who take their time to explore this UNESCO heritage city a wonderful selection of colonial homes and diverse cuisine await them.  Even more under-rated, in my opinion, is Melaka.  Many tourists only take the time to check out Kuala Lumpur or head straight for Singapore.  That’s a big mistake in my opinion.  Melaka offers gorgeous riverside views, a rich colonial history and very distinct neighborhoods that a treat to explore on foot or by rickshaw.

2)  Melting Pot of Cultures and Cuisines
Nowhere in South East Asia have I found such a diverse melting pot of cultures and cuisine.  For those who don’t know, Malaysia is ethnically diverse with a large Malay, Chinese, Indian and expat community.  Its rich colonial history combined with Indian, Chinese and SE Asian influences have resulted in some of the most diverse and satisfying cuisine I’ve ever tried in my entire life.





3)  Diversity in Landscape

I never realized how diverse Malaysia was until I first visited.  From gorgeous beaches such as Pulau Perhentian (Perhentian Islands) to hillside retreats such as the Cameron Highlands to exotic jungles such as Tamah Negara there is something for everyone.

4)  Best Breakfast Options in the World
I was recently conversing with a friend discussing our favorite options for breakfast.  It was then that I realized Malaysia has that corned. I’m a huge fan of dim sum which is readily available in Kuala Lumpur, Melaka and Penang.  Moreover, when I’m feeling like something else I can’t think of anything more delicious than roti canai - a type of Indian-influenced flatbread – that can be stuffed with fried bananas and dipped in curry sauce.

5)  The ability to use English when communicating with locals
Lastly, another reason I love Malaysia has to do with the fact that English can used with most locals.  Out of all the countries I’ve visited in SE Asia nowhere (aside from Singapore) can I easily communicate in English for day to day things.  Sometimes I like the challenges of not knowing or being forced to learn the local language, but in Malaysia I can get by in English and this makes travel so much convenient and easy.