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View Poll Results: What is your age?
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19 to 29
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69 |
14.41% |
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30 to 39
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165 |
34.45% |
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40 to 49
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128 |
26.72% |
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50 to 59
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18.16% |
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60 to 69
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Still Kickin'
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15th February 2002, 10:37 PM
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Let's do age! How 'Old' are you? A poll - Version 2
Okay folks,
We've done company sizes, who's happy, etc..Lets see the average age of Cove participants. It allows anonymity for those who feel that someone really takes into account a person's age before listening to suggestions or advice. I will vote first at the tender age of 58, soon to change in April 23 (same as William Shakespear). But, he's got a few years on me. This should prove very interesting. Marc, you don't have to vote. We already know that you pre-date water.
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16th February 2002, 05:21 AM
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Life begins..
Life, they say, begins at 40...
That's 7 months to go!
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16th February 2002, 11:55 AM
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At what point are action (s) taken and advice given due to age & expierience viewed by yonger folks as deciet & trechery ??
(Chicken & egg question?)
What I do know for sure is that after my oldest son turned 21 - he admitted that for some reason "old dad" got a lot smarter than when he was 16.
No secret - I'm 54 this year too young to fully retire & too old to be taken too seriousley..
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16th February 2002, 12:15 PM
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I'm 31 but have aged considerally since Energy posted my picture!
Heck, I have a 16 year old that has a learning permit to drive. I was with him when he made a right turn in front of traffic. I grabbed the wheel and got back in the correct lane while he was sitting at the wheel with his mouth open.
He said; " How the hell did you do that dad?"
Experience son!!!!
(I was at the doctor the next day with a torn muscle in my armpit)
It's 44 this June and I share a birthday with Moe Howard.
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17th February 2002, 10:33 PM
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Still plugging along
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Energy sweetheart, such an irrelevant question where women are concerned!
But I will admit that I celebrated an anniversary of my 29th birthday last year!
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17th February 2002, 11:31 PM
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Re: Life begins..
Quote:
Originally posted by Atul Khandekar
Life, they say, begins at 40...
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I crack a smile every time I hear this because...
Feeling pretty darn good on my 40th, my adorable Grandma who turned 85 2 days later says to me "Well, they say life begins at 40 Laura, but don't believe it. It doesn't get better." "Yikes - thanks Gram, you're telling me its all down hill-nothing to look forward too?" "Yep" She cracked me up - here she is as healthy as a horse at 85 telling me its all down hill.
Atul - So far, I go along with the saying. Age is a number. The only thing I notice is the eyesight - and I have little desire to pitch anymore, at my favorite sport, softball. I still play, but reacting to a line drive up the pitchers mound is just a little too nerve wracking.
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18th February 2002, 09:23 AM
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You missed one!!
Hey Energy!!
Ya missed one... where's:
"Older than dirt."
I'm lucky!!! I just turned 39 and I've got a 16 month old son to keep me young for years and years!!! (Til he turn 16 - then I get to turn old overnight...  )
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18th February 2002, 11:35 AM
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Call me Papa!
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