Forget functional age: 10 Reasons Why You No Longer Need It

This article was originally published in the Decatur Daily, a publication of the Decatur, Georgia, Chamber of Commerce. The article was written by a member of the Chamber’s editorial board.

It’s a bit of a weird way to start off a blog post, don’t you think? I remember when I first started this blog (a few years ago) I wrote an article about how I was a functional idiot, and that my biggest regret was that I hadn’t gone to college. I had a lot of fun with that article, and I’ll have lots of fun with this one as well.

I actually wrote a pretty long article about my reasons for having a blog a while back, and a few of the reasons for it were that I thought it might be good to get in touch with some of the people I knew who were reading my blog on the internet at the time. I did this as a way to get into some small social circles with people who knew me and who I thought might like what I had to say.

I’ve never been a blogger, but I have. I’ve read a lot of books and articles about blogging, and in fact, I like to do that all the time. I’ve never actually met anyone who has even attempted to write about blogging. They have almost all gone through the process of writing about what I’ve written about blogging, so I’m not even sure what the hell they have to say.

There is no one who has actually written about blogging, and there is no one who has even attempted to write about blogging. So it just seems like a waste to waste time with this, but to be honest, I would have liked to hear from someone who has tried to write about blogging. And if I were to do this as a way to get into some small social circles with people who know me, then I would have probably just gone right for the blogger thing.

There is a great line from the film Serenity where an old man describes why he’s not really interested in social media. His main reason is that he thinks the Internet is a place where anything that can be said, written, is already said and written. If you can’t say something, you can’t say anything. This is a perfect example of something that you can’t say, but if you want to have a conversation with someone, you have to make it work.

You can do that with a couple of websites and you can do more than that by creating a social media account to be on top of your existing site.

Not a big fan of the new agey terms like “functional age”, “mature”, and “digital maturity”. It sounds like a new age buzzword that people are using to make us feel like we are being grown up. But as much as I like to think of myself as a grown up, being a functional age is not a word that has ever meant anything to me.

Functional age is a term that refers to a certain age that should be achievable without resorting to any sort of medicine or treatment. A lot of the time being a functional age means that you’re young enough to be in your thirties. A lot of people on YouTube and in various other places call themselves that, and we can assume that if you are a kid, you will be. That is the reason behind the name.

I am a functional age, and I was once the same age that I am now. I have been in my thirties since I was four, and I never had any kind of health issues. My dad and I had a good relationship, and I didn’t know that my mother had cancer until I was eighteen.