Something Profound

[degban]

Just read this :

Life changes, Friends don't

this is the slogan of the TV show Entourage.

[nation-x]

Just read this :

Life changes, Friends don't

this is the slogan of the TV show Entourage.

Whoever wrote that is less than 30.

[TheDoc]

As my life changed my friends changed...

[CaptainHowdy]

I go by: "O my friends, there is no friend" ...

[GrouchyAdmin]

Whoever wrote that is less than 30.

Ths is the only profound statement in this thread.

[woj]

It probably means actual "friends" not some random people you know and just call "friends"...

[degban]

It probably means actual "friends" not some random people you know and just call "friends"...

I agree with this.

[fatfoo]

"Money changes people" - that's true sometimes.

[degban]

"Money changes people" - that's true sometimes.

Unfortunately this is very true, and it has huge effects on friends as well, but I guess the ones that do not affected are the real ones.

[Libertine]

It probably means actual "friends" not some random people you know and just call "friends"...

There are certain things that change even the best of friends. Getting married, having children - stuff like that makes people see life in an entirely different way.

[nation-x]

There are certain things that change even the best of friends. Getting married, having children - stuff like that makes people see life in an entirely different way.

and the fact that some never change... most of my friends were from the music scene (some of whom you would know of) and while I am still in contact with most of them we are really no longer friends... because they never really grew up or developed habits that soaked their brains or made them into people that I couldn't relate to. I moved on to different (and I think better) things and developed a career and a family... while they still hang out at bars 4-5 days a week and get drunk and brag about when they played in a good band "back in the day". The biggest thing that has separated us is that I have had a measure of success in comparison to what they have done and they say things like "Well... you were lucky..." like I hit the lottery or something. How can you remain friends with people who discount you in their minds... it became painfully obvious to me over time that they had always felt like they were better than me in some way and that grew into jealousy as I saw more success. It's sad really.

As I mentioned above... some of them saw some success for a short period and pissed it away by not planning ahead or by a sense of entitlement that led them to demand more from their labels than they were worth... resulting in the label dropping them. One band in particular has top 10 hits in the 90s and now some of the members are broke and bitter (a couple of them went on to successful careers in different fields).

[Robbie]

I only have one real friend...and I married that bitch.

[GrouchyAdmin]

I only had one real friend...and I married that bitch.

Fixed for accuracy?

[Robbie]

Fixed for accuracy?

Damn that sure is the case most of the time isn't it? But no, I can't think of anybody in the world that I'd rather party with than Claudia-Marie. She's the only woman I've ever met that can keep up with me in every way. So yeah, she's still my friend...my partner in crime...my drinking buddy...business partner...and most importantly she's able to keep me entertained and feeling alive.

[GrouchyAdmin]

Damn that sure is the case most of the time isn't it? But no, I can't think of anybody in the world that I'd rather party with than Claudia-Marie. She's the only woman I've ever met that can keep up with me in every way. So yeah, she's still my friend...my partner in crime...my drinking buddy...business partner...and most importantly she's able to keep me entertained and feeling alive.

Good thing you caught her then. She sounds like a hell of a babe behind the scenes, too. She got a sister? ;)