I know it's rude to ask...

[stephec]

I have put the option pertaining to how many years have elapsed since my birth but, in reality, I am nearly 12 3/4.

Bet you still expect presents every year though?

 

[Saluki]

Bet you still expect presents every year though?

I got a pressie last year but that was my first pressie for about 3 or 4 years. My side of the family are either dead or estranged so there is only me really. With Hubster being on long term sick with only a teeny tiny bit of benefit, we don't really bother with pressies for me.

 

[stephec]

I got a pressie last year but that was my first pressie for about 3 or 4 years. My side of the family are either dead or estranged so there is only me really. With Hubster being on long term sick with only a teeny tiny bit of benefit, we don't really bother with pressies for me.

Even if you don't actually get them you know the intent's there though.

 

[Saluki]

Even if you don't actually get them you know the intent's there though.

Last year I got a new strap for my guitar and a Snark tuner. We tend to give each other pressies as and when, just because. Hubster will cook tea and do the washing up on my birthday though

 

[Deleted member 1258]

63 and can't wait for retirement.

 

[stephec]

Last year I got a new strap for my guitar and a Snark tuner. We tend to give each other pressies as and when, just because. Hubster will cook tea and do the washing up on my birthday though

See, you don't need anything showy and over the top.

I quite often bring flowers home, but only when they've been reduced. If I was to pay full price though she'd moan at me and say it's a waste of money.

I got a big bunch of lillies tonight, £2 down from £10, and still looking like they'll last a week at least.

 

[vickster]

42 with the knees of a 90 year old

 

[timscarrera]

55 in 33 months time

 

[andytheflyer]

60. Retiring v soon...... hurray! Way of the Roses, Hadrian Cycle Way and Hebrides end to end already on the list......

 

[Hill Wimp]

Oh that's reminded me, i retire in 3yrs 7mths and then it's the Eurovelo 6 from Nantes in France to Istanbul and no time limit for me

 

[Brandane]

21 years and 380 months.

 

[ianrauk]

I'll be entering my 50th year next month.

 

[MontyVeda]

forty-five and a half

 

[vernon]

Yesterday I was demonstrating to some of my sixteen year old pupils how much of their lives were left by showing their position of a metre ruler using a scale of 1cm per year and a life expectancy of 85 years. They refused to believe the position that I occupied on the scale and insisted that it was less than 45cm. Some of them have grandparents younger than me though I am yet to teach the grandchild of any of my pupils.

 

[david k]

41

Over 40s make up the majority of the forum, and I'm one of the youngest in that group so I am young, I'm classified as young ok!!