Nothing. I love getting old – I love the freedom it allows you.
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Having conversations with young people who you remember being born.
The fact that I smoke.
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A ban on music in restaurants.
Somewhat disconcerting, but not unpleasant.
When George, Shirlie [the Wham! backing singer, whom Ridgeley dated] and I were knocking about as teenagers.
Male, average height.
My dad, because he died before I could say goodbye.
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