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DnvrFox 03-10-11 01:21 PM


Originally Posted by Looigi (Post 12341427)
Where's the selection for 39?

Well, I used to teach math, and, as I recall from long ago, 39 is "under 50" unless the "new math" has changed things.

Garilia 03-10-11 01:27 PM


Originally Posted by DnvrFox (Post 12341724)
Well, I used to teach math, and, as I recall from long ago, 39 is "under 50" unless the "new math" has changed things.

Looigi is right. As I said earlier: "You left out "39." That's the Jack Benny category. I realize 39 is "under 50," but so is 49."

:D

Garilia 03-10-11 01:28 PM

Oh, and one more thing, this emoticon here :D should have bugs in the teeth, because if you're flashing a grin like that on a bike, that's what you're gonna get.

Carry on.

:P

alanknm 03-10-11 01:34 PM


Originally Posted by Garilia (Post 12341760)
Looigi is right. As I said earlier: "You left out "39." That's the Jack Benny category. I realize 39 is "under 50," but so is 49."

:D

But if it was a hard problem then the answer is "42".

Rick@OCRR 03-10-11 01:47 PM


Originally Posted by alanknm (Post 12341791)
But if it was a hard problem then the answer is "42".

Ford Prefect and Arthur Dent got it right!

Rick / OCRR

Garilia 03-10-11 02:38 PM


Originally Posted by alanknm (Post 12341791)
But if it was a hard problem then the answer is "42".

People who don't understand 42 didn't ask the right question.

jppe 03-10-11 03:14 PM

I was so hoping the bars would tend to be higher towards the 80's than the 50's!!!

DnvrFox 03-10-11 03:31 PM


Originally Posted by jppe (Post 12342345)
I was so hoping the bars would tend to be higher towards the 80's than the 50's!!!

We have one guy 79 who hasn't responded, and a couple more in their 70's I know about. Perhaps they will respond?

az_cyclist 03-10-11 03:39 PM

I am in the biggest group so far, 55-59

59 in July

JanMM 03-10-11 04:06 PM


Originally Posted by az_cyclist (Post 12342431)
I am in the biggest group so far, 55-59

Young braggart!

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Retro Grouch 03-10-11 04:14 PM

There's an Under 50 category and an 85+. So what could "other" possibly be?

I wish that I had noticed that before I voted.

DnvrFox 03-10-11 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by Retro Grouch (Post 12342576)
There's an Under 50 category and an 85+. So what could "other" possibly be?

I wish that I had noticed that before I voted.

There is ALWAYS someone who doesn't think any of the categories fits them. From hard experience, I always include an "other." Otherwise I get some sort of smart-alecky remark.

Bob Ross 03-10-11 04:58 PM


Originally Posted by DnvrFox (Post 12338996)
No one under 50?


...in the 50+ forum?

qcpmsame 03-10-11 05:38 PM

I am 54 but I figure that everyone in the 50+ forum is my friend, regardless. I think of all of us as one big family.

Bill

Louis 03-10-11 05:42 PM


Originally Posted by qcpmsame (Post 12342945)
I am 54 but I figure that everyone in the 50+ forum is my friend, regardless. I think of all of us as one big family.

Bill

Dad, may I borrow the car tonight?

JanMM 03-10-11 06:01 PM


Originally Posted by Louis (Post 12342969)
Dad, may I borrow the car tonight?

You don't need some gas money, too?

Garilia 03-10-11 06:02 PM


Originally Posted by DnvrFox (Post 12342687)
There is ALWAYS someone who doesn't think any of the categories fits them. From hard experience, I always include an "other." Otherwise I get some sort of smart-alecky remark.

Hey, we can come up with smart-alecky remarks no matter how well planned out it is. Can I change my vote? I want to switch parties.

mkane77g 03-10-11 06:21 PM

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Louis 03-10-11 06:30 PM


Originally Posted by JanMM (Post 12343050)
You don't need some gas money, too?

If he's a good dad he'll fill it up first and leave a $20 bill in the glove box.

DnvrFox 03-10-11 06:41 PM


Originally Posted by Bob Ross (Post 12342767)
...in the 50+ forum?

Seems we always have some younger folks who apporeciate the 50+ ethos!!

steve0257 03-10-11 06:54 PM

I'm old enough to know better but young enough to not care.

rubic 03-10-11 07:46 PM

You know, I started my job as the youngest one there. Now I am the oldest. What happened?

Bob Ross 03-10-11 08:40 PM


Originally Posted by DnvrFox (Post 12343209)
Seems we always have some younger folks who apporeciate the 50+ ethos!!

That's funny; I couldn't wait to start posting in the 50+ forum...but I didn't dare before I actually turned 50! It was like a rite of passage, like reaching voting age, or being able to go into bars legally.

cehowardGS 03-10-11 08:43 PM

Okay, who is the youngster that is the lone "75-79"??

Whoever you are, you get big props!! :thumb:

DnvrFox 03-10-11 08:43 PM


Originally Posted by Bob Ross (Post 12343769)
That's funny; I couldn't wait to start posting in the 50+ forum...but I didn't dare before I actually turned 50! It was like a rite of passage, like reaching voting age, or being able to go into bars legally.

For those of us in the upper age brackets, is the next rite of passage entering that nursing home? :eek:


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