How old are you?

[whynot]

And apparently I am also a "cougar",

Scary... My lightes are off,hiding in my totally dark room...

 

[Elizabeth]

Scary... My lightes are off,hiding in my totally dark room...

Don't worry, I'm married.

 

[masterchief]

 

[Pope Viper]

Just turned 40.

Sigh.

 

[masterchief]

I retired from us navy just after turning 40 ..

 

[masterchief]

This is being written to my reply block, then disappears quickly.. I am very fast with mouse and keyboard...


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[glorify]

42 on February 11th.

Damn. 42.

 

[Elizabeth]

42 on February 11th.

Damn. 42.

Could be worse....

 

[glorify]

Could be worse....

LOL. I guess it always could be, no matter what age.

Good news is 2 years ago I quit smoking, last year I lost 80 pounds. Now I am at a scrawny 160.

Don't know what to do this year...

 

[Peggy]

I LOVE older!!!

The only thing I don't like about being older is that I know less now than I did "then".

Or is it that I know more, but have forgotten most of it?

 

[Peggy]

Don't worry, I'm married.

Not me, and I'm likin' it that way.

Good news is 2 years ago I quit smoking, last year I lost 80 pounds. Now I am at a scrawny 160.

Don't know what to do this year...

Gain some back??

 

[whynot]

Not me, and I'm likin' it that way.

Free as a bird!

 

[grant sarver]

Im 16, getting old way to fast. Dont want to reach the legal age, things will get so much harder.

And then even later thing will get so much softer!

 

[Peggy]

And then even later thing will get so much softer!

omg roflmao!!!

 

[Fred Sherman]

The only thing I don't like about being older is that I know less now than I did "then".

My only complaint is that I'm never going to empty the jar.

 

[DieselMinded]

Birthday is May 3rd

 

[trilogy33]

As David Brent would say, I'm in my thirties...

39 as of this morning!

 

[Peggy]

As David Brent would say, I'm in my thirties...

39 as of this morning!

 

[SchmitzIT]

42 on February 11th.

Damn. 42.

Let us know if you find the answer to life, the universe, and eveything?

I'm 25, with 10 years of experience. Old enough to have grown up with 8-track cassettes, (black and white) tv without remote control (kids, we used to have to WALK to the TV if we wanted to switch the channel, and we were limited to less than 10 of those), and "surfing" BBS's using modems.

 

[Dodgeboard]

46. Our best technology toys were the lightbrite, etch-a-sketch, and Atari Pong. This is back when slinky's were made of metal, a "78" was a record, all phones were dial-pulse, payphones were everywhere, most people had only three channels on their TV, and you could find a cigarette machine outside your local dentist office.