me..soon to be 34 ..oct 3rd

MACS: 34

OTHERS?

I am 36. Rugrunner is 40.

Heather

36

24

What is this?

First the phone and now the age...

Don't have a cell phone and I'm 50.

And if in your next post you ask for social security number and mothers maiden name I'm gonna start worrying.

I'll hit the big 5-0 on none other than 10-3-2005, which is fine, but it made me a bit nervous to read Hunter S. Thompson in the paper this morning saying "no more bombs ... no more fun ... 67. That is 17 years past 50. 17 more than I needed or wanted."

Oh well, as long as I stick with the daily gar and occasional wines I should be able to outpace Gonzo by a decade or two.

Most surveys offer some sort of prize - what do I win? A plasma TV? A MP3 Player?

I'm a young 37. Did I win?

WRONG!! I'm 35. I'll be 36 before the year is out.

But on second thought I like your answer better. I'm 34 again.

Old enough to remember the constitution being taught in the public schools.

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Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

I turned 36 in June.

I am the big 25

Just turned 52 (08-27).

34 till next year.

Now if you ask my wife the same question, you might get an answer like "10 or 11" 🙂

your wife's 10 or 11?

32

Hit 38 in June

38 in June as well

ruggysgirl

i thought he was in his 70's.

Dr Pepperhill

hunter must have taken himself too seriously.

i'm 73 and looking forward to a cruise with toby just before christmas.

he needed to laugh at himself and wear a foil hat.

come along with me, the best is yet to be.

One day I had a date with friends, We met to have some lunch;

Mae came along with them, All in all, a pleasant bunch.

The menus were presented,Ordered salads, chicken and soup;

Except for Mae who said,"Ice cream, please. Two scoops."

I wasn't sure of what I'd heard, The others were aghast;

"Along with heated apple pie,"She added, completely unabashed.

We tried to act as if, People did this all the time;

But for some unknown reason, I just stared at mine.

I could not take my eyes off her, As ice cream and pie went down;

The other ladies showed dismay, Just looked at her and frowned.

The next time I went out to eat, I called and invited Mae;

I asked for white tuna meat, She ordered a parfait.

I smiled when I saw her plate, She asked, "Do I amuse thee?;"

I answered, "Yes, you do; You also do confuse me."

How come you order rich desserts, While I am careful about what I eat?"

She laughed and said, with wanton mirth, It's just a little treat."

I try to eat the food I need, And do the things I should;

But life's too short, my friend, To miss out on something good."

I realized I was old," she grinned, I've not been this old before;

So, before I die, I've got to try, Those things I have ignored."

I've not smelled all the flowers yet, Too many books I've not read;

There's more fudge sundaes yet to eat, And flying kites above my head.

I haven't shopped at all the stores, Or heard the funniest jokes;

I've missed a lot of Broadway hits, And potato chips and cokes.

I want to wade in a shallow pool, Have the ocean's spray upon my face;

Sit again in a little country church, Thanking God for all His grace."

Jam spread thick every day, On my morning toast;

Untimed long-distance calls, To the folks I love the most.

There are movies yet to cry at, Walking in the morning rain;

Wind blowing through my hair, Falling in love again.

When I choose to have dessert, Instead of having dinner;

I could die before nightfall, And still have been a winner

I would have missed nothing, Having what my heart desired;

I even had that chocolate mousse, Before my life expired.

I called the waitress over, I've changed my mind, it seems;

I want what she is having, And add some more whipped cream!.

53 yesterday...I need a nap