When is too old to go clubbing?

[wolfie]

Local Ballroom Of Romance ........... am the youngest swinger in town

[Meursault]

At what age do you start to look too old for a club? By that I mean, when you see the guy or lady in the corner who just looks really out of place. I'm 34 but I can pull off 28 or 29 because apparently I look young for my age but I saw a guy in a club recently who was about 50, grey and was just staring at every girl who passed by so I started thinking to myself how many more years do I have before I start looking like the old guy who's just there to perv at the girls (or guys of course if that's what you prefer). I know there are certain clubs who are aimed at younger people and others at over-30's but if it's just a regular club then at what age do you think people start to look a little bit out of place?

id say around 30 would be too old. Clubbing is a younger persons scene.

[dob]

id say around 30 would be too old. Clubbing is a younger persons scene.

Not in this place

[coldun79]

I always thought the rule was, you're too old when you think the music is too loud.
But if the music is rubbish to begin with it's always too loud so depends on the club really.

An old boy in a young club staring at young ones sounds a bit ropey though.

[Baxter]

id say around 30 would be too old. Clubbing is a younger persons scene.

Wow, very harsh , Ageist !

Love loud heavy bass beats.

[adamski]

your never to auld.

chek this out..
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/OLDEST......-a084482103

[Jock111]

When your Son is the Door Man and he won't let u in.

[TheIncredibleSulk]

When your Son is the Door Man and he won't let u in.

yes or when your son says to the others, I dont know him

[celticden]

id say around 30 would be too old. Clubbing is a younger persons scene.

hey i'm nearly 30 don't be depressing me

[MJ22]

id say around 30 would be too old. Clubbing is a younger persons scene.

Can't agree with this at all but it did remind me of something I noticed about people in their 30's. They seem to be split into 2 groups; the young at heart group who still wear jeans and t-shirts and don't take themselves too seriously and the "mature" group who suddenly start wearing pants and shirts in the evenings (chinos and a Ralph Lauren shirt with perhaps a blazer would be considered casual for this group). A sort of 35 going on 55 type mentality who take on a middle-aged personality way too early. I'd definitely be in the first group. I'm reasonably mature and responsible (job, house, car, PHD) but I still consider myself young in the greater scheme of things.

From speaking to friends I think if you're single and you don't attempt to use the same dance moves that you used when you were 21 then you should get away with clubbing until your late 30's but after that it starts looking a bit "odd" as a few of them put it