lol no kidding. i think it started when Ian said he's never tasted alcohol. poor 17 year old guy.

Ian? 17? In each leg, right?? :laugh4:

HAHAHA! iknowright. a couple days ago, i read a really old thread when he was 26. I never knew he was that age at one time! :laugh3:

damn how long has this site been up

I'm 19..:D

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:P:P

oh yeah, well i'm 31. I'm way over the legal age of drinking and dating people over 18.

haha well atleast ur dating people over 18

Yeah sure you are..:lol:

oh you know i am baby. :wink3:

Actually i have no idea..........:p

nope, i'm not. i'm actually 15. no kidding.

Yeah i knew that.

cooooollll

Actually i have no idea..........:p

Yeah i knew that.

 

 

oddly enough it seems you didn't. but i could be wrong.

Well i knew you could not possibly be 31..:dozey:

Hahaha, well, i could be on botox.

Try a different body part - I lost my 'ass' a very long time ago on a similar bet! :D

 

Was George Michael involved??:stunned:

Yeah, it's a killer feeling, but the way I see it I have more than enough time to overtake almost all of them on the success front (except Coldplay probably though now, grrr) :D

 

 

 

Great stuff, love the irony! :)

 

 

 

Did Dan Quayle start advertising vodka? Hehe :P

 

Yes. It's called Quale's POTATOE Vodka!!:rolleyes:

Elderly to get equal rights as government plans to make age bias as bad as racism

 

By Daily Mail Reporter

Last updated at 11:52 PM on 22nd June 2008

 

• Comments (19)
  
• Add to My Stories
  

Harriet Harman to outlaw ageism

 

The elderly will no longer be able to be barred from NHS treatment, credit cards or travel insurance under plans to make ageism 'as unacceptable as racism'.

 

Equalities minister Harriet Harman will this week unveil proposals to outlaw age discrimination in the provision of all goods and services.

It follows complaints that pensioners are being patronised by doctors, or denied insurance or mortgages even if they are fit enough to work into their retirement.

 

In one case, an elderly woman with back pain was told by her GP that it was to be expected at her age - only for her to be diagnosed with spine cancer.

 

The Equality Bill will also tackle the pay gap between men and women, allow firms to take 'positive action' in favour of female and ethnic minority candidates, and introduce rights allowing women to breastfeed in public.

 

Kate Jopling, of the charity Help the Aged, said: 'If the Government has decided to ban age discrimination, then this will represent a massive step forward in the fight for equal rights for older people.'

:embarassed::( forty-somethin here (someone , buy me a drink!)

Oh sure what would you like?

38, here...You know...one's age of soul is almost "never" equal in yrs. Remember that "man" invented the concept of time. ;) Good artists (musicians, writers, etc. etc.) are timeless...indeed. And, you ALL seem to be really cool people...isn't that why we're here...and not there? Yup. *returns to her strawberry swing*

What's really funny is how even a 'thread for old people' has been taken over by teenies talking about their future alcohol problems... :shocked2:

Morning all :)

 

What are all the 30 - somethings of the forum up to today? It's a lovely sunny day here. I'm going to complete some paperwork out on the balcony, and admire my gardening efforts from yesterday. Nothing too strenuous for my ancient bones!!

 

Another day older, another day wiser :cool:

38, here...You know...one's age of soul is almost "never" equal in yrs. Remember that "man" invented the concept of time. ;) Good artists (musicians, writers, etc. etc.) are timeless...indeed. And, you ALL seem to be really cool people...isn't that why we're here...and not there? Yup. *returns to her strawberry swing*

 

Excellent post!;)