old, old, and old

Nov 30, 2009 17:13

How do you know when you’re (culturally) old? Old may have more to do with how you feel, but traditionally there have been three objective criteria ( Read more... )

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selfishgene November 30 2009, 23:08:11 UTC
I'm sure Obamacare will provide you with bi-focals and hearing aids ;)

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frauhedgehog December 1 2009, 13:20:34 UTC
Oh good. They'll be the most expensive bifocals and hearing aids on the planet.

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maramaye December 1 2009, 01:50:01 UTC
The fourth: Accurately stating, "I've been practicing that for about twenty years."

And the fifth: Me: "My favorite toy was that Tron motorcycle racing set." Them: "What's Tron?"

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frauhedgehog December 1 2009, 13:22:50 UTC
My daughter's first-grade spelling test had pictures--she had to fill in the word. One was of a roll of film. No one in the class got it.

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maramaye December 1 2009, 19:26:38 UTC
I've been told that my godson is not being taught cursive writing in school. I find this utterly scandalous.

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burntbythesun02 December 1 2009, 09:33:34 UTC
Although I rather like some recent club music, I'm growing hairs on my ears. Are they lost? What are they doing there? That's a sign I'm aging.

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frauhedgehog December 1 2009, 22:41:51 UTC
If you notice your ears growing, you're in trouble, my friend.

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darthtiggger December 1 2009, 18:03:56 UTC
I thought I was getting old when I started recognizing Muzak in grocery stores and elevators. I have now realized I was not truly old then, now I recognize the muzak and think, "I like that song!" and start singing to it. The clincher is my daughter looking at me all appalled and saying, "MOoommm!!" Definitely old.

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frauhedgehog December 1 2009, 22:41:11 UTC
We've managed to establish peace in our household by listening only to the Beatles--something we can all agree on. Mabu keeps singing "I me mine" and "ticky to ride"

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