Help with 50
06-20-11 | 09:21 AM
#77
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From: Richmond VA
Bikes: 2005 Bianchi L'una, 1996 Bianchi Eros Specilized Hard Rock 70' era Carnelli Graziella Folding commuter
My mother told me this when I turned 50, "In your 40's you were in the old age of youth, your 50's are in the youth of old age"
06-20-11 | 09:30 AM
#78
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From: NW Arkansas
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to see if I still had my old Boy Scout uniforms. They want them for the museum! This is a sure sign
of old age, I'm not even dead and they want my cloths in a museum!
In 1960 I had lunch with the president, Boy Scout thing, so the uniforms do have historic value.
BUT I"M NOT DEAD YET!!
06-21-11 | 09:52 PM
#79
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From: Las Cruces NM
Bikes: Trek 6.9, Davinci touring, Mountain bike and a Trek tandem
When I turned 50 I looked over the hill and didn't like what I saw and turned around. I'm 38 now and in November I'll be younger than my daughter.
06-22-11 | 08:22 AM
#81
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From: the Bayou City perpetually under construction
Bikes: 2001 DBR Axis TT, 1998 Trek 5500 OCLV, 1993 Trek 1100, 1971 Raleigh Grand Prix, 1972 Gitane Attic Beater
I'm kinda wimpy and I blew past 50 like it wasn't even there, more than a decade ago, can hardly remember it. So you should have no problem with it, kid. Most everything is mental anyway.
