Better to snort a Reaper than to blow one out after eating it. That’s when you get a gallon of ice cream and sit in it. 😱

You know it! Followed by a Draino chaser. Its the only way to live.

It's not the age, it's the mileage! 🌫 🍺

Physically: 50
Mentally: 13
Actual: 35

I’m too.





















Too damn old!

I’m 36, or at least that’s what my birth certificate says. As for mentally, try about age 50, at least. Physically, I look like I am in my 40’s all these gray hairs.....I feel like I am in my 50’s, good old pain, helps you know that you are alive. I truly wouldn’t know what to do with myself if I woke up without any pain, it has become a normal thing.

Old enough to know better but young enough to not care

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Beep, beep !

I may be old, but I got to see all the cool bands....

cigar or rock ?

both 🌫

I got to see Hendrix in his last American show.

Saw Hendrix when I was a junior in high school.

Probably to young to really enjoy.

I saw Tom Petty and the Destroyers, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and a bunch of country music singers over here.

I saw The New Christy Minstrels, Pete Seeger and Leon Redbone.

That must have been quite the show.....Never got to see Hendrix.....I'm old, but not quite that old =p~
but close....another couple years and then maybe

We were only sophomores when we saw him and by then he was experimenting and trying to go in another musical direction. However, it was still The Experience but with Billy Cox on bass and Mitch Mitchell still on drums so Jimi stuck to new songs from what was later released as "Cry of Love." Towards the 2nd half of the show he started doing his more well-known songs but he wasn't into doing them so he seemed to be just going through the motions to appease the crowd. At one point he broke a string and tossed his Strat to the roadie who was at least 10 feet away. Jimi looked pretty pissed too (...we were in the Loges behind him so could see his face when he flew the guitar...). A little over 6 weeks later he would be dead. Still have the handbill for the show.

Like the sign says: Thought it would take longer to get this damn old.

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Donna and I saw Yes back in '76 at the old dilapidated JFK Stadium in Philly. Peter Frampton opened. When the gates opened, we where carried in by the crowd (150,000 strong). I remember our feet barely touching the ground. The restrooms where flooded and a cloud of "burnt weed" hung over the entire stadium. There where reports of dozens of folks being unwilling injected by needles containing "who knows what". At night it got cool, so fans where lighting fires in the stands. We where young, naïve and "bullet proof". Looking back, I have to thank God that we got out of there alive.

David (dpnewell)