How Old Are The Members of The Fedora Lounge?

[Speedster]

I'm 47.

Speedster

 

[J. M. Stovall]

I was born the year of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Do your homework.

 

[LaMedicine]

I was born the year of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

I remember clearly the Missile crisis evolving, among other things...being a woman and vain to boot, I decline to reveal more than that.:whistling
However, I have voted honestly in the poll.:icon_smil

 

[Baron Kurtz]

Born on the day Margaret Thatcher was elected. Apparently (so she says) shock and disgust induced labour in my mother. That makes me 26, soon 27.

bk

 

[AtomicBlonde]

I was a Reagan baby. Just turned 23.

 

[K.D. Lightner]

Pilgrim -- I think there are at least three of us ahead of you, the Captain, Katt and me. I posted earlier on. I am 63.

Don't know how I got to be this age, I was just minding my own business and suddenly, I am old. Wow! I, too, remember Roosevelt's death -- all my relatives were upset and worried. I recall the war being over, church bells ringing, my grandfather standing on his front porch, giving a whoop and throwing his big, black hat in the air.

Your grandfather's quote, James, reminded me of a nasty birthday card I got from my brother when I turned 50. On the front was a dweebie young guy looking shocked, saying, "you're 50!?" Inside it said, "well at least you don't have to worry about dying young anymore."

What made it particularly nasty was: it was true.... Hey, I would like to be 50 again....

karol

 

[jamespowers]

Your grandfather's quote, James, reminded me of a nasty birthday card I got from my brother when I turned 50. On the front was a dweebie young guy looking shocked, saying, "you're 50!?" Inside it said, "well at least you don't have to worry about dying young anymore."

What made it particularly nasty was: it was true.... Hey, I would like to be 50 again....

Hhahahahahahhah! Age is sort of a relative thing. I can remember a time when I thought people my age were old! We have many great jokes about age in the family. They range from my grandmother's lament at 92: "too damned old" to my aunt's retort at 78: "Golden years? You're kidding right? They are more like the tarnished years."

Regards to all,

J

 

[InspectorMorse]

As the years roll by it is hard to believe they are up to 49 now....

 

[maintcoder]

I'll be 43 this summer... sometimes it is hard to believe I have an 18 year old daughter graduating from high school soon and have 15 years experience in my 'profession'. Was it really all that long ago Reagan was President? :icon_smil

 

[J.B.]

As best I can figure -- I'm coming in somewhere around fourth or fifth place in the long-of-tooth competition... <----------- (My dentist needs a ladder to work on 'em.)

 

[Katt in Hat]

For the luva' pharmaceuticals...

I &hearts; &hearts; meds.

Wanna' play &hearts;s? fftopic:

 

[Magus]

44 here...I'm calling it my "MAGNUM" Year. Thats me to the left

 

[Salv]

I'm 47 - and still oddly fascinated by youth sub-cultures...

 

[ProperRogue]

Where is middle age?

I am thirty-nine, turning fourty on Vetrans Day and still trying to figure out where middle age is at!

As for the other aspect of this thread...I am socially progressive Classical Liberal with some Ordoliberalism and Paleolibertarianism tendancies...

See what a PhD gets you!

PR

 

[BellyTank]

I'm 47 - and still oddly fascinated by youth sub-cultures...

I'm 40 and still active in youth sub-cultures.

B
T

 

[WEEGEE]

gEtTiNg YoUnGeR

42...will be 41 in April.

 

[ii-5-i]

Another one for the old guys.

I'm 56 and a proud member of the "Pepsi Generation".

 

[mysterygal]

<------- I'm 29

 

[GateXC]

I'll be 29 on Palm Sunday (also the day the Civil War ended).

 

[Chris Huff]

I'm a new member, as of yesterday, and I am 49yrs. and 4 mo. old. My daughters are 22 and 17, and love classic stlye as much as I do. They are not members, of course, but they are romantics, and appreciate a well-dressed man, and like me in all four of my fedoras.

CH