Age of everyone

[P95Carry]

33 years and counting.

Try counting real slow Lee - didn't work for me but - ya never know LOL.

For some reason that word ''inexhorable'' springs to mind!

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[sm]

Just turned 50 in April.

Age is a state of mind - since I ain't ever acted my age, not planning on it either...just a number.

I rec'd my Curmudgeon status a long time ago. Just rec'd Reprobate - dunno what is next - going for it tho'.

Life is cyclic - I graduated HS in '73, tie- dyed T shirts, flared jeans, clogs...

Being an older returning College student- two classmates [ "you are older than my daddy" one reminded me...]

"That is the coolest Tie-dye...where'd ya get it?"

"It was my mom's...she graduated HS in '74"....

You'd thunk she'd discovered Jimi Hendrix all by herself....toss a 8 track of Hendrrix to said cutie in tie dye, in a IT class, next class meeting...deer in the headlight look.

It won't fit in a USB, a CD or Floppy drive either

[Camjr]

38 (with 58 yr old knees...)

[Sheldon J]

When I was a kid we had to bang rocks together for long distance communication.

We use to think fire was the greatest thing since… (sliced bread wasn’t invented yet).

Every thing you wore was handed down from at least 3 other kids before you.

Kids toys were hand made from wood, and lasted long enough to pass on the grandkids.

Burning the midnight oil was really burning the oil.

Kids were expected to work and help support the family, a 90 hour work week was considered an easy one.

Kids begged to go to school to get out of the above.

Kids carried all sorts of weapons to the above and the worst thing that happened was if caught the teacher kept them until the end of the day.

and lastly

Everything was uphill in the snow.

[KenpoTex]

23 with about 50 years of extra miles on one knee, both ankles, one shoulder, and a wrist. (too much construction work and karate) Oh well, ya only live once

[shawnster]

30 the 25th of July.

[SatCong]

59 be 60 in Sept. And I feel it.

[HotGuns]

Just a mere 45 years old.

The world has changed alot in those 45 years. I get the feeling that the next 45 are gonna be even more interesting... :10368:

[FortyFive]

When I was a kid we had to bang rocks together for long distance communication.

We use to think fire was the greatest thing since… (sliced bread wasn’t invented yet).
***My family could not afford the firestarter, you had to wrestle with him and win.
Every thing you wore was handed down from at least 3 other kids before you.
***Nobody gave up their clothes, Mom had to fashion them from tents
Kids toys were hand made from wood, and lasted long enough to pass on the grandkids.
***We didn't have toys, they distracted from the workday
Burning the midnight oil was really burning the oil.
***Oil was not available yet, the fish were to big to handle
Kids were expected to work and help support the family, a 90 hour work week was considered an easy one.
***I did 80 hour weeks way into my 60's, not that bad
Kids begged to go to school to get out of the above.
***I never begged for anything, I went without
Kids carried all sorts of weapons to the above and the worst thing that happened was if caught the teacher kept them until the end of the day.
***They kept my pistol I carried to school in the 3rd grade.
and lastly
Everything was uphill in the snow.
***The problem with the snow and uphill was Mom had the only whip.

I liked the list pretty much

[500Mag]

24 and no real complaints......yet.

[mark greenfield]

30 feels like i was 21 yesterday


g19
s&w642

[pyrotechnic]

Well, umm. I'll be 17 at the end of this month

Regards,
Maarten

[ExSoldier]

I turned 48 this last May. It's not the years.....it's the MILEAGE...

[tanksoldier]

Turn 35 in just a few days.

It really ISN'T the years, it's the milage... I've flipped the odometer a few times.

[Dumos]

Just turned 27. I thought I was young until I got married a little bit ago and became step-father for an 8 year old. I thought I could keep up but he tires me out. But.. it's worth it.

Tom