What is the age breakout on the forum?

[Andrew Biggs]

49 and still the youngest in my family ...............which I remind them of every time we get togeather!!!!

Cheers
Andrew

 

[Degs]

WOW Abigail, you look young for 22

You're just after a free teeshirt, pies and a blanket........ smooth or what, wonder if it'll work for me

Degs

 

[Steve223]

Im a Very Young 47 lol

 

[Harpuahound]

Im 26, but whats better? Being 26 and Hoping you have 50 more years of fun and engraving or being 76 having enjoyed all those years. I'd say its all the same at any age.

 

[hmw]

Well folks.......you know you're getting old, when it takes you all night long to do .....what you used to do all night long!

 

[Gargoyle]

Tira, are you asking for chronological or emotional age, and do you want the answer in metric or standard english?

 

[Cody]

Well folks.......you know you're getting old, when it takes you all night long to do .....what you used to do all night long!

Then I'm old. I used to sleep all night long and now it takes me all night long to get to sleep.

 

[Weldon47]

I Just turned 15 (for the third time) in December.

Weldon

 

[KSnyder]

I'm 58 & just starting to get gray LOL!

 

[Jim-Iowa]

I'm 58 & just starting to get gray LOL!

Lucky You what did not turn gray fell out 10 yrs ago
Grays my favorite color!

 

[AllanFink1960]

Lots of us baby boomers born in the '60s.

 

[Karl Stubenvoll]

1960's? Kinda young for a baby boomer. I was born in '53.

 

[Abigail]

Maybe we should change the font on the forum. Should it be a little larger?
Bwahaha
Abigail

 

[Karl Stubenvoll]

Cool idea---I wouldn't have to change my glasses to read the screen.

 

[AllanFink1960]

Abigail
If the readers want to change the font size there are two ways to do it themselves. The internet browsers often have a text size setting. in Internet Explorer 7 its in the Page Menu under Text Size. On a PC you can also hold down the control key and spin your mouse wheel.

Karl
Young for a baby boomer? Nah, it just depends on your point of view. I am the last of four brothers, and my three older brothers were all born in the 50s. Some of that post war baby boom was as much about the Korean war (my next door neighbors) as about WWII (my dad's war).

On the other hand, my high school graduating class of 1979 was the largest in the history of my high school, and the class sizes tapered down after that. So where I grew up were were the high spot in the bell curve. If that is any indication, there are probably more americans my age than most any other, which is a blessing and a curse.

 

[nicglass1]

i'm mostly a lurker around here and saw this thread so i thought i would jump in at the ripe old age of 25, but my son is 5 days old (born on may 9th YAY!!!) and still trying to figure out what the strange noise is that is coming from the machine on the floor is =P

 

[John B.]

nicglass1
Congratulations to you and your lady on your new baby graver.
May you all have long, happy and healthy lives.
John B.

 

[Ron Smith]

Age don't matter Nick........... glad to have you, young fellers. Congratulations on your younger feller........Ron S

 

[Jim-Iowa]

Congrats on the new little feller Nick. My baby girl was born May 8, but uh that was in 1973?

 

[nicglass1]

here is a link to the hospital web site that has the pictures on it. yes i am that guy that will whip out the baby pictures first thing in the morning around the water cooler. http://www.growingfamily.com/webnursery/hospitals/template/babypage.asp?URLID=9F5C3X9L1U

if it asks you for a password it is: glass