View From The Top Posted 18 November, 2011 Posted 18 November, 2011 Appears people are living with their parents for longer so out of interest how old were you when you left home? I was 16 and went straight to sea.
buctootim Posted 18 November, 2011 Posted 18 November, 2011 16. Kept on going back intermittently eveytime up I ****ed up until 24
scotty Posted 18 November, 2011 Posted 18 November, 2011 16 years and one month, to go to college in the midlands for three years. Came back home for about two months afterwards to the only actual employment I've ever suffered, then moved back to another part of the midlands for a further three years.
The Majestic Channon Posted 18 November, 2011 Posted 18 November, 2011 17 ,straight into a bedsit in bournemouth,happy happy days
Jillyanne Posted 18 November, 2011 Posted 18 November, 2011 22 but went back to live with mum at 30 as I royally f*cked up a relationship then left again 6 months later.
doddisalegend Posted 18 November, 2011 Posted 18 November, 2011 I was a late starter it seems didn't leave until I was 22. Finished higher education at 20 (but went local and commuted from my parents house) then couldn't afford to leave home until I found a lady to share with. Went back to live with my parents for three months at 27 and took a wife and baby with me while we were between houses. Still only live a 10 minute drive away from my parents and see them quite a bit. Take the family around to my parents for one of my mums roasts (still the best roast dinner I've ever had) on a sunday about once a month.
Glasgow_Saint Posted 18 November, 2011 Posted 18 November, 2011 How old were you when we last lost at home?
mack rill Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 15 put on a train to Ipswich, My bedroom was needed for the new arrival to the family
Jonnyboy Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 16. Kept on going back intermittently eveytime up I ****ed up until 24 hmmm, yet mikey must finish his degree?
Jonnyboy Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 How old were you when we last lost at home? I dont think I was born then
Saint in Paradise Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 Judging by posts made in several different threads by some I am really amazed that they claim that they attended Universities. The standard appears to have really dropped over the past 20 or so years.
skintsaint Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 17.....have mates who stayed at home still late 20s...not sure how they could live at home at that age.
buctootim Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 hmmm, yet mikey must finish his degree? Yep, I left home and school at 16 thinking I could do just fine without a degree. Proved not to be the case and eventually went to uni at 24.
Gingeletiss Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 15 and a half...joined the Army (junior leaders), went to Taunton.
Minsk Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 Appears people are living with their parents for longer so out of interest how old were you when you left home? I was 16 and went straight to sea. Same as you. I was 16 years and 5 days old when I left home to join the Royal Navy.
SNSUN Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 I was 8. (boarding school for ten years on music scholarships) Moved out of my parents house at 19 to live with a mate in Chiswick, moved back home 3 months later and lived there until 3 years ago, aged 27, to live with my missus.
Thorpe-le-Saint Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 21 - keepin it old skool as I believe the youth say
ericofarabia Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 21 - keepin it old skool as I believe the youth say 21 foe me as well - wasn't earning enough to move out before that. Moved to Christchurch when I got a new job - but still went home on my days off armed with a pile of laundry LOL
TheCholulaKid Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 11 for boarding school. Properly when I was 18.
bridge too far Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 Lived at home until I was 19, when I got married. Exchanged one controlling environment for another
Turkish Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 I still live at home with my parents. I spend most of my time in my bedroom posting on here and masterbating to youtube clips of Suzannah Reid on BBC Breakfast.
GenevaSaint Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 18, straight out to buy a flat and start working after college
saint_jas Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 22 when I finished uni in Plymouth, moved to Notts never looked back.
pedg Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 (edited) I still live at home with my parents. I spend most of my time in my bedroom posting on here and masterbating to youtube clips of Suzannah Reid on BBC Breakfast. Hope it did not take too long for you to clean up after children in need then.... http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00lz4gl Edited 19 November, 2011 by pedg
Turkish Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 Hope it did not take too long for you to clean up after children in need then.... http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00lz4gl An amazing woman. I don't know what it is about her, she does it for me in a big way.
Block 18 Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 15 put on a train to Ipswich, My bedroom was needed for the new arrival to the family Sounds that like me you an ex Ganges lad
Red Alert Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 I still live with mummy and daddy. I am 26, soon to be 27, should be on the move next year though.
Smirking_Saint Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 Moved out at 21 when I bought my first house, never looked back since.
mack rill Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 Sounds that like me you an ex Ganges lad Thats the place, Climbed to the cow horns on the mast, Would of sh*t me self trying to swing out on that button. There was a program on sky last year showing Shotly barracks, Crying shame to see the state of the mast and Ganges now.
lettuce Posted 19 November, 2011 Posted 19 November, 2011 18 to go to uni, back home for 3 months at 21 between finishing degree and starting job, at which point moved down to the Midlands at 21 and been fending for myself ever since then (13 years)
Kingsbridge Saint Posted 20 November, 2011 Posted 20 November, 2011 19 - to Uni after repeating Upper 6th. These days there's no money anywhere and its harder to break out. So I reckon anywhere between 18 and 22 would be average now.
moonraker Posted 20 November, 2011 Posted 20 November, 2011 Appears people are living with their parents for longer so out of interest how old were you when you left home? I was 16 and went straight to sea. Yep 16 and to the RN.
Golden Balls Posted 20 November, 2011 Posted 20 November, 2011 18 after I finished college. Moved in with 3 mates to a 5 bedroom house. Lived the dream for a year before having to move out and got a flat with my then missus. Moved back for 4 weeks when I was between places. Hated nearly every second (apart from having my washing done for me) and got out as quickly as I could.
Block 18 Posted 20 November, 2011 Posted 20 November, 2011 Thats the place, Climbed to the cow horns on the mast, Would of sh*t me self trying to swing out on that button. There was a program on sky last year showing Shotly barracks, Crying shame to see the state of the mast and Ganges now. Ha Ha yeah thats as high as I got, scary view from there, was I Hawke 1 mess top of the short covered way, may 72 till feb 73, good times looking back. Friday night routine, the CMG, three weeks work ship, the cross country course, laundry hill, faith hope and charity, the bowling alley, the list goes on.
scotty Posted 20 November, 2011 Posted 20 November, 2011 I still live at home with my parents. I spend most of my time in my bedroom posting on here and masterbating to youtube clips of Suzannah Reid on BBC Breakfast. I wish I could believe that was a joke What time did you get to the match yesterday you tw*t, now I know why you were running late
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