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  • Philip
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    62 years young and still don't know what to do for a career.

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  • fatfires
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    Well....so far the eldest at 61!....oooo er, there must be an older f@rt on here!

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Originally posted by Albannach View Post
    46
    You could have waited 'til Sunday to answer.

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  • hiroler
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    The Big 30

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  • madmanc
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    40 here

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  • dieselboy
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    I'm 24 and already I am wondering where the last 6 years have gone.

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  • tintin
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    Oh and im rapidly approaching 47 by the way!!

    Alan

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  • tintin
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    Originally posted by gwh200 View Post
    I'm 32
















    But I'm also a feckin great liar


    I can vouch for that last bit!!!!!




    Alan

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  • pops
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    Originally posted by Maverick View Post
    According to a medical report I read a couple of months back, no part of me is older than 9 months.

    I tell you I feel a dam site older than that tho.
    Hey boys got 1 ere recons he can read
    HE MUST be old

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  • gwh200
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    I'm 32
















    But I'm also a feckin great liar

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  • RodLeach
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    22!

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  • Apache
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    I really love young people ...

    Who else is gonna make a coffee for you when they finally get a job where you work?

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  • Albannach
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    Originally posted by Maverick View Post
    Can't remember exactly, but it was something along the lines that the body continually regenerates and replaces it's cells. The oldest cells being those in the bone, and they generally last 9 months. We're not talking replacing a whole bone, but the individual cells in it.

    Of course, as normal, I reserve the right to be remembering it wrong, and be typing complete rubish.
    Teeth?

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  • Maverick
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    Originally posted by goodcat View Post
    ooohh interesting. care to explain? i like wierd facts like this.

    or were you pi$$ing about?
    Can't remember exactly, but it was something along the lines that the body continually regenerates and replaces it's cells. The oldest cells being those in the bone, and they generally last 9 months. We're not talking replacing a whole bone, but the individual cells in it.

    Of course, as normal, I reserve the right to be remembering it wrong, and be typing complete rubish.

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  • MattF
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    Originally posted by goodcat View Post
    im 27. (and im a PC)
    PC?

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