Other people's kids....they grow fast
Anytime I go get a haircut.
She was 26, actually.Message board post's by whiny 32 year olds complaining about an 18 year old thinking he was old. You don't get a trophy pal.
She was 26, actually.
She was 26, actually.
Reading the obituaries.
Absolutely GD right. This was what pushed me over the edge on retiring this year. I can look in the obits on any given day, and there are multiple people in my age range in there. In the past year, there were 3 guys I used to work with who have died, and they ranged from 62-68. My wife and I both retired, and we are looking at condos in Florida. Life is short...
Went to KFC the other day. Asked for the buffet. She asked how old I was for the senior discount.....Went by the local Pal's drive thru the other day to get a tea. Normally a 32 oz tea is $1.08. She charged me a buck, and when I asked her if the price had came down, she told me that was my senior citizen discount.
Made me think of a good example of when I feel old. I get my hair cut about every 6 to 8 weeks. Every time I'm in there, as my barber is about to finish up, he asks if he can "knock those eyebrows back for you?". I chuckle to myself and say yes.
Also, can't go out to eat anywhere without my X2.5 reading glasses. Otherwise I can't read the menu.
Yeah, but I'll put up $50 that none of the little bastards can beat you in a foot race of at least 5k.Hanging out in the high school student section at ballgames and being the only one with a law degree.
OH Sna....Sna....no, I am too old for that reference.Real talk, she just didn't like you and used age as an excuse.
Hanging out in the high school student section at ballgames and being the only one with a law degree.