Old People

[Dennis M. Scott]

Have you ever noticed that old people make the same observations repeatedly?

[Dennis M. Scott]

Have you ever noticed that old people make the same observations repeatedly?

[Marsha Lynn]

Have you ever noticed that old people make the same observations repeatedly?

I hadn't noticed that. I'll have to keep a watch out for it.

Thanks for the chuckle, Dennis.

[Mike Wooldridge]

Who are you calling old...wait a minute, why did I come in here, anyway?

[Jim Franklin]

Yes, I have.

[Jim Franklin]

Yes, I have, and I believe you were referring to moi. Have your fun, youngster. We oldsters gain a lot of entertainment out of watching you folks age as well.

[Gina Stevenson]

Dennis, do you mean you've "observed" such "observations" ... just had to try being redundant in a different way than you were, repeating the word rather than the post. :basic05

[Mike Wooldridge]

Does it depend on what "is" is?
Sorry, 90's flashback! :)

[Marsha Lynn]

Have you ever noticed that old people make the same observations repeatedly?

See, the key is to only hang out with other old people. That way, by the time you forget what you just said and say it again, all the people around you will have forgotten that you said it and be newly impressed by your astuteness.

Some people may think that the forgetfulness that comes with age is a "bug" in life's software, however, it is actually a feature. How else could we put up with each other for so long?

:basic05

[Mike Schutz]

See, the key is to only hang out with other old people. That way, by the time you forget what you just said and say it again, all the people around you will have forgotten that you said it and be newly impressed by your astuteness.

So, you've caught on to my method of using illustrations in preaching!

[Barb Bouldrey]

Now, what was the question? I forget what I was going to write.

Oh, who are you?

Barb(I think)

[Beth Larpenter-Shurbutt]

Define "Old"!!!

Beth

[Joanne Vergin]

My definition of old is anyone who is 20 years older than my 83 year-old mother. ;)

[Mike Wooldridge]

See, the key is to only hang out with other old people. That way, by the time you forget what you just said and say it again, all the people around you will have forgotten that you said it and be newly impressed by your astuteness.

Some people may think that the forgetfulness that comes with age is a "bug" in life's software, however, it is actually a feature. How else could we put up with each other for so long?

:basic05
Sort of like an automatic cache clear.

[Gina Stevenson]

Now, what was the question? I forget what I was going to write.

Oh, who are you?

Barb(I think)

Are you sure? Are you sure it's not Garfield this time? :basic05

Sort of like an automatic cache clear.

You jogged my mind ... another thing I like re Firefox [had to look at the top to see if we have "Firefox" or "Foxfire" ;)] ... 'always clearing the cache; can't so easily find it in MSIE. So, once a person gets to where they've quite a bit of "automatic cache clearing," it could be said they've become rather "Foxy," sort of like this browser? :rolleyes:

[Cecil Wallace]

Define "Old"!!!

Beth

"Old" is anyone older than me, 'cause I'm gettin' on there in years, you young whippersnappers!
And I think that I am still "young."

[Dana Grant]

Have you ever noticed that old people make the same observations repeatedly?

That was very cute.

[Dana Grant]

Have you ever noticed that old people make the same observations repeatedly?


That was very cute.

[Mike Wooldridge]

Are you sure? Are you sure it's not Garfield this time? :basic05



You jogged my mind ... another thing I like re Firefox [had to look at the top to see if we have "Firefox" or "Foxfire" ;)] ... 'always clearing the cache; can't so easily find it in MSIE. So, once a person gets to where they've quite a bit of "automatic cache clearing," it could be said they've become rather "Foxy," sort of like this browser? :rolleyes:

We all think you're Foxy, Gina! ;)

[Brad Mercer]

"Old" is anyone older than me, 'cause I'm gettin' on there in years, you young whippersnappers!
And I think that I am still "young."

I think that no matter how old I am, my pastor, doctor and president should always be older than me. ;-)

Brad

[Anita F. Henck]

I think that no matter how old I am, my pastor, doctor and president should always be older than me. ;-)

Yeah, I agree. But, then I had to change the rule because, for the first time in my life, my pastor is younger than me. But, he's such a great preacher and pastor, that it was easier to change the rule than to settle for second-best!

==anita==

[Jim Franklin]

I used to think that too but it has not been true since I started going to my current doctor and the first pastor that was younger than me was in 1985 and now George Bush.

[Gina Stevenson]

We all think you're Foxy, Gina! ;)

Hey! Wait a minute! "You callin' me ... OLD ... er sumpin!?"

That within quotes said in the famous, "Whatcha talkin' 'bout, Willis!?" voice. :basic05

[Anne and Dwayne Hood]

Joanne, people twenty years older than your mother would be called "dead."

One thing I dislike very much is for someone to think of me as old. if you do, you must have not seen me lately. ha

[Hans Deventer]

I think that no matter how old I am, my pastor, doctor and president should always be older than me. ;-)

Mmm, my DS is younger than me, as is my pastor and is my boss. Thankfully my wife is older than me!!! :basic05