Old people probs

cee134

Pour_Decisions wrote: »

striderb wrote: »

DoubleUbea wrote: »

I am so old I remember this store called "Sears", we would look through their Christmas catalog to circle what we wanted for Christmas.

...and for you geeks and nerds, I remember when Computer Shopper magazine required a fork lift to pick up.

@DoubleUbea
Remembering Sears really isn't that long ago. They still have stores around. Do you remember Montgomery Ward or Woolworths?

OMG!! I remember Woolworths. :sad: :sad: :sad:

I was just thinking about my favorite Nickle and Dime store.

cee134

DoubleUbea wrote: »

The most popular artist of today's youth seems to be a group named "autotuned"

Don't forget iTunes. I hare they are great.

kds10

wrinkles, chin hairs, etc.

Cameron_1969

DoubleUbea

When the rock bands of your youth are now playing the free concerts on the state fair circuit.

lililomo

Greta van fleet being glorified. please no.
because.... after all.... Led Zeppelin .

Motorsheen

DoubleUbea wrote: »

When the rock bands of your youth are now playing the free concerts on the state fair circuit.

.... or the banquet hall at a 50 year old Holiday Inn

kam26001

You want to grab your baseball glove and go down to the ol' ballpark to watch a game of America's favoritie pastime but the cost of parking, hot dog, and an upper deck seat would eat up 80% of your social security check. So you park your dusty rear in the recliner and watch it on the tube while your wife berates you from the kitchen. The silver lining in all of this is your fear of death has lessened.

bojack5

kam26001 wrote: »

You want to grab your baseball glove and go down to the ol' ballpark to watch a game of America's favoritie pastime but the cost of parking, hot dog, and an upper deck seat would eat up 80% of your social security check. So you park your dusty rear in the recliner and watch it on the tube while your wife berates you from the kitchen. The silver lining in all of this is your fear of death has lessened.

I think somebody should build a sitcom around your thoughts.....you deliver on every post.

kam26001

bojack5 wrote: »

kam26001 wrote: »

You want to grab your baseball glove and go down to the ol' ballpark to watch a game of America's favoritie pastime but the cost of parking, hot dog, and an upper deck seat would eat up 80% of your social security check. So you park your dusty rear in the recliner and watch it on the tube while your wife berates you from the kitchen. The silver lining in all of this is your fear of death has lessened.

I think somebody should build a sitcom around your thoughts.....you deliver on every post.

SnackherBarrell wrote: »

kam26001 wrote: »

You want to grab your baseball glove and go down to the ol' ballpark to watch a game of America's favoritie pastime but the cost of parking, hot dog, and an upper deck seat would eat up 80% of your social security check. So you park your dusty rear in the recliner and watch it on the tube while your wife berates you from the kitchen. The silver lining in all of this is your fear of death has lessened.

this was beautiful

Aw, shucks. Thank you both. 😥

nooshi713

You get your first white hair.

tbright1965

nooshi713 wrote: »

You get your first white hair.

...in a place where you shouldn't have hair.

And you don't have hair in places you should.

Cameron_1969

You just can't bite your tongue anymore when surrounded by stupidity.

MagnumOpus1

Stretching & Pilates is your friend.

String core & *kitten* for the win

81Katz

I have pain relivers everywhere.

tbright1965

81Katz wrote: »

I have pain relivers everywhere.

Right next to my reading glasses, AKA "cheaters"

taco_inspector

When y'can't tear the damned candy bags open 'cause your grip sucks and all your shakin' make the bag of Worther's sound like a dime-store maraca...