Anyone bored of their reef tank?

[badAZZlars]

Originally Posted by sphelps

Cause it's annoying seeing someones priorities so out of whack, and to be fair my advice should help his tank boredom problem.

Yeah. Well said.

[MarkoD]

Originally Posted by badAZZlars

Yeah. Well said.

maybe you guys are just bitter cuz your parents kicked you out at 18 and you had it hard.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

maybe you guys are just bitter cuz your parents kicked you out at 18 and you had it hard.

LOL we left, it's called growing up. Life's short Marko, don't miss it.

[MarkoD]

Originally Posted by sphelps

LOL we left, it's called growing up. Life's short Marko, don't miss it.

I'm living plenty.

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

I'm living plenty.

No career, no house, no wife, no kids. Your life hasn't even begun yet

[MarkoD]

Originally Posted by sphelps

No career, no house, no wife, no kids. Your life hasn't even begun yet

I have started a career, and have a successful business.
no wife, but a girlfriend.
no kids

I work 5 days a week for telus.
shoot weddings on saturdays. engagement and lifestyle shoots on sundays
during the NHL season i shoot every Oilers home game.

so basically "living" at home means "sleeping" at home

[gregzz4]

I thought this thread was about tank boredom .......

[reefermadness]

Originally Posted by sphelps

No career, no house, no wife, no kids. Your life hasn't even begun yet

Are you kidding! Wish icould go back to those days sometimes......sure felt a live.....very little stress and responsiblitiy.

[Snappy]

I recommend you take up scuba diving and try to do at least two tropical dive trips a year and you might just gain a whole new appreciation for your tank and just how cool it really is to have your own little piece of ocean. Having a reef tank also gave me a better appreciation for diving. It is very cool seeing stuff you have in their wild habitat.

[jorjef]

Originally Posted by sphelps

LOL we left, it's called growing up. Life's short Marko, don't miss it.

My wife's brother is fifty something and still lives at home. God help you when you are in the same boat in thirty odd years...don't laugh you might end up there...