I am neither confirming nor denying that. But you might be very nearly correct.

 

And I don't look forward to college. I think the coming of age (grade 9?) gift in my family is to talk too much of career (something I am not really interested in)

*totally thought Panchi was 20+ too*

And that was after I spent a whole year saying I was 3... *shakes head* *mutters something about people shouldn't guessing a girl/woman's age as etiquette*

 

You can think of me as 20+ if you want (just don't expect me to get most jokes which can be a bit non pg-13, I am hopeless at that as my friends can testify)

 

Should I start saying that I am 23/24?

I did not expect this thread to get more than a day's worth of attention. Pleasantly surprised.

 

Then you are a young'un

 

Lord of the Flies much? Read that last year. Freshmen FTW, amirite?

And once again, it is confirmed that I am not the youngest.

I haven't read Lord of Flies.

 

And if you look at the location below my avi, you can see that I am from India and we don't have the same syllabus as on the other side of the world.

 

Lesson 1 about Black Tower: We love to post meaningless things and all threads get attention...well most do. And new member threads are one of the best places for posting to make members comfortable *coughearneasypointscough*

*whispers to Ash*

 

If u start a thread and it gets over than 50 posts, then u receive 5 points (over than 100, then u receive 10 points and so on)

well, i might not be that young anymore, but i will certainly never grow up

Someone once asked Neil Gaiman whether it was "crazy" to want to be an author when they grow up. To which Gaiman replied, "Yes. Growing up is overrated. Just be an author."

Growing up is overrated (says the person who hasn't grown up)

 

I should read one of Neil Gaiman's books.