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34 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Gonna be a real hoot seeing Millennials (born after 1980) hit mid-life, 40... That gen that was told never get old, you're special, live your drean... is getting old.  Gonna be echoes of Boomers on steroids.

 

Sit back and watch them get old...

 

Lol.  No way anyone will top the Boomers for whining their way into old age.   The original "you're special" demographic will remain the entitlement champ for a long, long time...

 

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Posted
10 minutes ago, Lurker said:

 

Lol.  No way anyone will top the Boomers for whining their way into old age.   The original "you're special" demographic will remain the entitlement champ for a long, long time...

 

The generation they spawned, created an echo just might have them beat... Apple doesn't fall too far from the tree. ?

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44 minutes ago, frostbitmic said:

OLD ? .... I came home from the grocery store yesterday and never left the house afterwards. I know I had my glasses on when I came home, have no idea where they are now. I have searched everywhere in the house including the fridge and the freezer as well as the garbage cans.

 

(how pathetic is that) I hadn't even been smoking or drinking, that changes when I get home from work today.

 

@#$& ageing

 

Did you look on the bridge of your nose?  Every time I lose them, that's where they are.

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2 hours ago, frostbitmic said:

OLD ? .... I came home from the grocery store yesterday and never left the house afterwards. I know I had my glasses on when I came home, have no idea where they are now. I have searched everywhere in the house including the fridge and the freezer as well as the garbage cans.

 

(how pathetic is that) I hadn't even been smoking or drinking, that changes when I get home from work today.

 

@#$& ageing

Call the grocery store and see if they are in their lost and found.

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3 hours ago, frostbitmic said:

OLD ? .... I came home from the grocery store yesterday and never left the house afterwards. I know I had my glasses on when I came home, have no idea where they are now. I have searched everywhere in the house including the fridge and the freezer as well as the garbage cans.

 

(how pathetic is that) I hadn't even been smoking or drinking, that changes when I get home from work today.

 

@#$& ageing

Say a prayer to St.Anthony.  He'll find them.

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Posted
4 hours ago, Lurker said:

 

Lol.  No way anyone will top the Boomers for whining their way into old age.   The original "you're special" demographic will remain the entitlement champ for a long, long time...

 

I represent that statement!

but I’m not convinced anyone ever called me “special”

I remember feeling old when I realized my coworkers weren’t born when JFK was shot. 

Posted

Mr CGF does a lot of substitute teaching for a local school district.

 

He's 66 years of age.

 

Most of the kids are just blown away when they find out their teacher could be their GRANDFATHER!!

Posted
4 minutes ago, frostbitmic said:

Good God man, I'm not that old.

 

How about now? 

 

It hits before you know it!    ?

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You know you're old if you and your friends went outside and played a game of pick up football or baseball without parental supervision.  We came home when it was dinner time.  Kids now under 12 have spent maybe 15 minutes of their life without their parents.

Posted
7 hours ago, All_Pro_Bills said:

You know you're old if you and your friends went outside and played a game of pick up football or baseball without parental supervision.  We came home when it was dinner time.  Kids now under 12 have spent maybe 15 minutes of their life without their parents.

Yes, "parenting" has become highly structured, often not to the benefit of anyone.

 

I have a good friend who is a high school teacher in WNY; he tells me it is a constant problem dealing with kids who think the world should revolve around them, b/c that is how they were raised by their parents.  

 

 

Posted

I started a new job on Monday and during the new hire orientation they went over pension, 401k, and social security.  The moment when you start to realize retirement isn't as far off as you remember it used to be.

Posted
1 hour ago, /dev/null said:

I started a new job on Monday and during the new hire orientation they went over pension, 401k, and social security.  The moment when you start to realize retirement isn't as far off as you remember it used to be.

 

But Social Security still is.

 

Fortunately, I'll be dead before I retire.

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