You know your old.

I remember Andre the Giant being skinny...when the might IGOR body slammed him:Eek:
The Kansas City Chiefs..we're hottest ticket in town..When Roller Derby was popular:thumb:

OMG... Big John Stud.. going to Markham to see the roller derby live...
 
I think of it as a good red wine, smooth and embodied.
 
The alternative from a math/ numbers perspective is this. Remember it is biologically possible to conceive a child by the 13 or 14 th year.

You had your child when you were 13. 13 years later your child has a child you would be 26/ 27. Your grand child had a child 13 years later. You are 40/ 41. So are you okay being 41 or would you rather but in you 60's/ 70's.
 
I think of it as a good red wine, smooth and embodied.

Me too but I think many girls view it as a carton of milk that is 20 years beyond the 'Best Before' date.

The two defining moments as I grew up was the first time I went to a hot night club and wondered why all the patrons were under the drinking age (they weren't) and when I noticed that every female clerk seemed to refer to me as 'sir'. :rolleyes:
 
You used to be redneck if your new tv sat on top of your old tv.
I'm old and a red neck because my 65" Plasma tv sits on top of my old 27" RCA that was made in London ON and was big in the day, with a cabinet that's 5 feet wide.:D I bought them both new.
 
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I remember BECKERS pop and a bag of potato chips and getting change back from a Quarter...
Caramels where 3 for a penny..... and a local Baker shop selling Cinnamon Buns for $.05
Agent 99 was hot as hell... and I would have got lost on that island with Mary-ann any day
LOL, no cable, we had rabbit ears... big upgrade to an antenna, that rotated, B&W TV .... bikes with Banana seats and money bars
Commodore PET; and punch cards;

OMG, I'm old


OMG.... Milk and bread delivery men.... Jesus