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rgordon939 wrote:This getting old thing is a bummer.

Rich Gordon

Ah, but you're in such good company. Funny thing is, I can remember the name of the guy who delivered sandwiches to my college dorm 40 years ago, but I can't remember what I had for dinner last night. Or even where I ate it.

-- Grant

You were still in college 40 years ago? You're a kid!

George P.

phonogfp wrote:You were still in college 40 years ago? You're a kid!

George P.

Well, I guess that makes me a kid too, good to know. Funny thing is, kid or not, I am still trying to figure out just how this happened...

phonogfp wrote:You were still in college 40 years ago? You're a kid!

George P.

Well, I guess that makes me a kid too, good to know. Funny thing is, kid or not, I am still trying to figure out just how this happened...

It kind of snuck up on me... Seems like I was 32 just a few months ago, but that was half my life ago!

George P.

Soon we will all be as old as the standard model F ....I hate that things I think were a year ago are really 5 or 10!