Hello fellow oldies, had a rough day today, struggled to go to work, its hard work these days with my bones creaking as they do, I also found more grey hairs to add to my growing collection, and a few more laughter lines. But what did chear me up was that I met an elderly family friend and she showed me photos of her newest great-grand child, and then I saw his dad who is a guy I went to school with and he looks 10 years older than me, so Its not all bad!!! I am 32 by the way.

I feel 30 whatever my age is.:P

Whats up oldies? Everyone get their daily recommended amount of fiber today??

 

 

:P

Let's just say the 80's were good to me and I am older than Ian so I must have some seniority around here. I am very protective of all the coldplayers but i have a dirty mouth.

I will be 32 in August.

Whats up oldies? Everyone get their daily recommended amount of fiber today??

There are lots of old Coldplay fans! So don't be shocked when you're at a concert and some old guy next to you falls dead, it happens all the time :nice:

And I can make fun because I am old too...soooooo old....I'll be an ancient 32 in November

 

:lol:

mel is not old though...she is wise with experience....very very good experience :sneaky:

mel is not old though...she is wise with experience....very very good experience :sneaky:

 

 

Who? Me? :rolleyes:

 

 

:D

There are lots of old Coldplay fans! So don't be shocked when you're at a concert and some old guy next to you falls dead, it happens all the time :nice:

 

So then it must be stone Coldplay................................. :rolleyes:

I'm 32 on Saturday

 

Whenever I think I'm too old, I just remind myself I'm the same age as the band - if they can make the music, I can write about it

I'm 32 on Saturday

 

Whenever I think I'm too old, I just remind myself I'm the same age as the band - if they can make the music, I can write about it

 

Well anyway, in about 20 years or so, they're going to drop the "C" and become "Oldplay"!!:rolleyes:

Well anyway, in about 20 years or so, they're going to drop the "C" and become "Oldplay"!!:rolleyes:

 

You're unstoppable with the puns tonight!

37 here and I feel GREAT!

Is this thread still going? *counts berries* :rolleyes:

Yes it seems so.....

Well thanks for outing yourselves everyone :D

I feel much better now. Although I still don't know how old Rick is...

I'm 31. :D

I'm 36

 

My mental age is.... more or less like..... 5

You've got it all when you're 46, claims study

 

By Daily Mail Reporter

Last updated at 12:14 AM on 25th June 2008

 

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It is often said that life begins at 40 and research suggests that there are concrete reasons for this being true.

 

For it is in our fifth decade that we are most likely to have everything we want, with 46 being the magic age at which life is as good as it gets.

 

According to the Lifesworth report by insurance firm More Than, the mid to late 40s is the age when adults will have accumulated the most belongings they would not want to lose.

 

 

Pivotal point: In their mid to late 40s adults will have accumulated the most belongings they would not want to lose

And the average value of these possessions, including household gadgets and designer clothing, is £40,919.

 

The Lifesworth report rates living situations in terms of value of their possessions at various ages, with the rating changing with circumstances.

 

Major life events, such as moving in with someone or having children, affect the value of households.

 

Moving in with a partner will on average generate an increase of 65 per cent in the value of a household, while having a child will add £2,000.

Under the age of 40 it is 28-year-olds who lead the way. Without serious commitments, their average value of £33,166 is generally made up of purchases purely for themselves.

The report, however, reveals a large difference between perceived and actual values.

 

For example, the report shows that the average 40-year-old thinks the total value of their personal possessions is £28,917 - it's actually £40,125.

 

The report shows 56 per cent of Britons have no idea as to the total value of items they keep in their home.

 

Dowshan Humzah, of More Than, which polled 1,000 adults, said: 'It's interesting that the magic Lifesworth age falls within the fifth decade, adding weight to the old saying life begins at 40.

I will make you all proud being a VIP at the today show!!

I was 30 when I joined here.. Now I'm 34, married to a wonderful man who used to sing Shiver to me when we first started chatting and gave me a copy of Parachutes and way happy :D

Denise :blush:

 

It's great to see you back and so happy :nice: