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HOW young do you look? post pics
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This is a random thread... But here we go, it's a "self portrait" on a hot sunny day at a Military engineering complex. Oh and I'm turning 17 in two weeks and five days
my first post!
yea my first post after one and a half years of reading this macrumors site
yup thats me and i'm sixteen going seventeen this year =)
just took it and currently having this weird smile thanks to an ulcer, alright, cheers! from singapore!
yea my first post after one and a half years of reading this macrumors site
yup thats me and i'm sixteen going seventeen this year =)
just took it and currently having this weird smile thanks to an ulcer, alright, cheers! from singapore!
I'm 19. I've been confused for fifteen and sixteen several times. The lowest I've heard is 14...but I was 17 when that happened. I'm currently 5'8", so was my uncle at this age, and I'm taller than my father and mother, so....he's now over 6'. So it's presumed that I'll be the same height simply because we have the same body types and everything.
Just curious, and this is off-topic, but are YOU as excited as I am about tonights game?
i am 22. i have been asked if i am as young as 12! i think most of it has to do with my size, rather than a child-like face though. i am 5'1. for what it's worth, i know i don't look 22, but 12?! come on!
Sorry, but thats wrong! At least if you trust what my professors said back in medical school.
Cartilaginous arca never stop growing. That would include your nose and ears. Your ears for instance do most of their growing in the first 5 years of life. After which they continue to grow about a 5th of a millimeter per year (which is a bunch). Your nose will be about 0,8cm longer when your 70.
Facial and body proportions change dramatically in the first 20 years of life and continue to change slightly throughout your entire life.
i'm trying to find the best pic of me to portray how young i look. i'm almost 35 and last year (when I was 33), i was asked by a federal voting campaign, as i was standing in the door to my house, "if my Mom and Dad were out." i quickly caught on and said they were out. then he asked if i was old enough to vote (you have to be 18!!!!) LOL
when i was 24, i was carded to buy lottery tickets.
you have to be 16 to buy those!
the best part? when I grow my beard for hunting season, i look about 10 years older. i'm like a chameleon
when i was 24, i was carded to buy lottery tickets.
you have to be 16 to buy those!
the best part? when I grow my beard for hunting season, i look about 10 years older. i'm like a chameleon
A bearded chameleon? How unusual.when I grow my beard for hunting season, i look about 10 years older. i'm like a chameleon
coughhottiecoughcoughI'm 32, but people always think I'm in my early to mid-20's.
This is from last year, about 2 months past my 30th birthday. I leave it to others to decide if I look my age or not.
Face never stops changing
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Oh dear!
Just something to look forward to, huh? I'd been feeling quite cheerful until then too.
I think how you dress makes a big difference. If you're 25 and you have a young-looking face, you'll look really young if you just wear t-shirts. But if you were something with a collar or just a nice t-shirt or just more sophisticated clothes in general, you'll look more your age.
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