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Yeah, I think they're both just bitter about losing their pet pterodactyls in the Great Extinction.
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Yeah, I think they're both just bitter about losing their pet pterodactyls in the Great Extinction.
Hey, Terry was a good pet. I wish I had him now. Talk about getting rid of pests like rats, mice and squirrels. He was the best! He would be great for hippie eradication. See ya!
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Hey, I resemble that remark!
Diamondback
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Hmmm... given that the extinction was at end of the Cretaceous and most of today's granulated rock is much newer...
Ms. Rue, would you say [voice=Dr. Evil]Mr. Powers[/voice] just admitted to being Older Than Dirt? lol
Ms. Rue, would you say [voice=Dr. Evil]Mr. Powers[/voice] just admitted to being Older Than Dirt?
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Hmmm... given that the extinction was at end of the Cretaceous and most of today's granulated rock is much newer...
Ms. Rue, would you say [voice=Dr. Evil]Mr. Powers[/voice] just admitted to being Older Than Dirt?
I didn't admit to anything. I just said that a pterodactyl makes a good pet.
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Alright, I'll jump in the fray:
My father was born in September, 1914!!
So there.
My father was born in September, 1914!!
So there.
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Alright, I'll jump in the fray:
My father was born in September, 1914!!
So there.
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I'm 36...old enough to have grey hairs...old enough to remember a world without mobile phones....old enough to remember that white dog poo you don't see anymore....
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I'm 44......still remember stuff, when I was a kid the world was a lot different. Although it was all horrid 70's stuff, was a different world!!
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You are so right, Mr. Hallack-what a different world it was.
By the by, I was in your neck of the woods in June at the Brown Bag and Wasses. Gorgeous and peaceful, Rockland.
You are so right, Mr. Hallack-what a different world it was.
By the by, I was in your neck of the woods in June at the Brown Bag and Wasses. Gorgeous and peaceful, Rockland.
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Not to turn this into a competition, but my mother and father were born in 1915 and 1913, respectively. To imagine the things they lived through and experienced--two world wars (thought, admittedly, they were too young to remember the first one), the Great Depression, what many of us here consider to be the Golden Age, motion pictures with sound, motion pictures in color, television and later color television, and so on. It couldn't have always been easy, but it must have been interesting.
As for me...chronologically I'm currently 49 years old; mentally I'm somewhere between 10 and 90 at any given moment.
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Not to turn this into a competition, but my mother and father were born in 1915 and 1913, respectively. To imagine the things they lived through and experienced--two world wars (thought, admittedly, they were too young to remember the first one), the Great Depression, what many of us here consider to be the Golden Age, motion pictures with sound, motion pictures in color, television and later color television, and so on. It couldn't have always been easy, but it must have been interesting.
As for me...chronologically I'm currently 49 years old; mentally I'm somewhere between 10 and 90 at any given moment.
Ok, you win. I thought my parents were old when they had me. :eusa_doh:
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Oops.... I just came back from a short hiatus due to a Christmas tour we were on, so I didn't see this....
Why yes, I do think he admitted to that Mr. DD
Hmmm... given that the extinction was at end of the Cretaceous and most of today's granulated rock is much newer...
Ms. Rue, would you say [voice=Dr. Evil]Mr. Powers[/voice] just admitted to being Older Than Dirt?
Why yes, I do think he admitted to that Mr. DD
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Amazing how even the poll seems to be so far.
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I'm in the 45+ category and that's all you'll get out of me
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I'm a few years shy of the big 5-0. I definitely identify more with baby boomers than with Gen X. Fwiw, my parents had my sister and I relatively late in life - they were born in the early 1920s. Culturally speaking, I have more in common with my wife's parents (born in the early 1950s) than I do with her (born in the early 1970s).
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Well, the "under 25" crowd is lagging behind a bit at the moment, but it is nice to see such an even distribution among the various age groups.
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