Oh, Happy 18th Birthday, self.

So ReTarDedFisHy feels totally legal right now. 
In what way, you ask? 
The best way.  
 
Off to being one eight and eating copious amounts of delicious cake. 

So ReTarDedFisHy feels totally legal right now. 
In what way, you ask? 
The best way.  
 
Off to being one eight and eating copious amounts of delicious cake. 

Hoppy Birfday!

Hey, Happy Birthday, and welcome to today, same as yesterday, probably like tomorrow.

Happy Fucking Birthday! Here, have this cake that I've been sharing with everyone this month. Since we're here I'm gonna say Happy Birthday to myself as well considering that I just hit 21 yesterday.

Oh, that cake looks amazing. What is it, ReTarDedFisHy doesn't even.  
Glad Day of Birthing to you too, fellow cake-loving fish :)    

Happy Birthday Fishy! Now go smoke a cigar.

One more lap of the sun!!!! Congrats to both @ReTarDedFisHy and @eroticfishcake.  
   
Fish. 
 
Fish.
    

Happy Birthday

Here's a gift, might take a little while to load, be patient: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Hope you liked it, heh

When I turned the legal age I was asked for ID more than I was when I wasn't legal :S
 
Anyway happy birthday.

Happy birthday duder.

A DRY HIPPY BATH TO YOU, SIR!!!

Welcome to 18 man. So far my experience as being 18 is this:
 
Social awkwardness
Constantly questioning yourself
Worrying about things
Feeling like a social outcast
Overthinking everything
Trying to make some more mature friends now that I'm in university, yet still feeling like it's not working. Maybe it is, but it's late October and do I have some awesome plans for Halloween with new people? No, I have yet another Haloween with my same, also socially awkward friends. 
And worst of all, the constant telling yourself that you're being too hard on yourself, yet not being able to believe it. 
Oh and feeling not nothing will ever change and you're destined to feel like this forever. 
 
And to anyone who's wondering, yes I am seeing a therapist. Who I just remembered is moving to a new office in Mission, meaning the government's "you can't transfer mental health offices" law means I will get stuck with a new, probably lackluster replacement. 
 
So pretty much I feel like I have been for the past 5 years, except in a bigger school.

Now you can drink, smoke and have sex freely! Enjoy!

now you can buy scratch offs, cigarettes if you live in america. you can drink smoke if you live anywhere else.

I'm gonna be 24 on the 29th of Nov.
 
I'm gonna watch some much Blade Runner and The Street Fighter.
 
 
Happy Birthday both of you.

Congrats. 
You're almost legal now.

¡Feliz Cumpleaños Hombre!
 
And, if you live in the US, its time to legally acquire an AK-47.

Happy birthday! 
 
Do what I did on my 18th, make a GB list of all the most personally significant games for each year of your existence. It's fun, and you can surprise yourself quite a bit!

happy bday!

Happy Birthday,   ReTarDedFisHy 
 
Nope, I didn't type it, I copied and pasted :)

Happy Birthday. Let ReTarDedFisHy have a good one.

Happy Birthday! 
 
I'm actually turning 18 next week. You and me should go to Canada and get wasted!

Happy happy birthday to youuuuu :D

Well, in the U.S. you still can't drink, but that's probably how I'll celebrate mine in a few months! 

"Welcome to 18 man. So far my experience as being 18 is this:  Social awkwardness Constantly questioning yourself Worrying about things Feeling like a social outcast Overthinking everything Trying to make some more mature friends now that I'm in university, yet still feeling like it's not working. Maybe it is, but it's late October and do I have some awesome plans for Halloween with new people? No, I have yet another Haloween with my same, also socially awkward friends.  And worst of all, the constant telling yourself that you're being too hard on yourself, yet not being able to believe it.  Oh and feeling not nothing will ever change and you're destined to feel like this forever.   And to anyone who's wondering, yes I am seeing a therapist. Who I just remembered is moving to a new office in Mission, meaning the government's "you can't transfer mental health offices" law means I will get stuck with a new, probably lackluster replacement.   So pretty much I feel like I have been for the past 5 years, except in a bigger school. "