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Jennifer5
04-30-2007, 10:11 PM
What are the ages of different people here on the forums? Young? Middle? Of age? How mixed? If you're willing please also say who you are when you make the age range... just neat to see who's who :love:

I started and marked my age range... and I'm 16... although most people already know that... :love:

Alecto
04-30-2007, 10:16 PM
Just turned 21. :)

u-dog
04-30-2007, 10:16 PM
Just turned 50 (sigh)

tpdncr4christ
04-30-2007, 10:22 PM
new to adult hood

still look like i'm 14 though...

Jennifer5
04-30-2007, 10:24 PM
new to adult hood

still look like i'm 14 though...
... yea you really do! Heck... this means there's not just gender confusion, but also age confusion... at least we're all consistent :lol:

ladyinred
04-30-2007, 10:35 PM
I'm 46 years young...and don't tell me otherwise,lol Ladyinred Age is just a numba, now repeat after me age is just a numba...

Dash
04-30-2007, 10:52 PM
1 score, a dozen and 3 years.

(It helps to break it down into manageable quantities.:injured: )

Daniel
04-30-2007, 10:57 PM
Four and eight.

Zerbie
04-30-2007, 11:37 PM
Four and eight.

Danny! You're twelve!!!

:D

BrentRichards
05-01-2007, 12:11 AM
37.915 (no, I will NOT round up, thank you)

andrewlittle
05-01-2007, 12:22 AM
... on the high end, Jenn. I mean, really, I'm 52 - not exactly in the second oldest age bracket in the world just yet. Just because my short ter....

... what? Oh yes, I'm sorry. I'm 52, Jennifer. Nice of you to ask.

What was the question? No, thank you. I don't drink any more. Kind of you to ask, though.

What? How impertinent. You want to know how old I am? That's certainly none of your business, er ... mmm ... hmmm.

I'm sorry, what was the question? Age? Oh, well I'm ... errr ... mmm

Where am I? And what have you done with my blankey?

Daniel
05-01-2007, 12:27 AM
Where am I? And what have you done with my blankey?

Nurse! Oh nurse!

BrianB
05-01-2007, 03:53 AM
What are the ages of different people here on the forums? Young? Middle? Of age? How mixed? If you're willing please also say who you are when you make the age range... just neat to see who's who :love:

I started and marked my age range... and I'm 16... although most people already know that... :love:

Here on earth I just turned forty-four. On say Jupiter a year is "Sidereal Orbit Period (Length of Year) 11.8565 Earth years" -- NASA (http://www.nasa.gov) Therefore I wouldn't even be four on Jupiter.
. It's all relative. Time and space are variable according to Einstein.:D

u-dog
05-01-2007, 08:08 AM
Here on earth I just turned forty-four. On say Jupiter a year is "Sidereal Orbit Period (Length of Year) 11.8565 Earth years" -- NASA (http://www.nasa.gov) Therefore I wouldn't even be four on Jupiter.
. It's all relative. Time and space are variable according to Einstein.:D

"Yeah sure! Whatever it takes to get you through the night" -- BrentRichard

Emproph
05-01-2007, 08:37 AM
I'm twenty eighteen.

kara speltz
05-01-2007, 08:44 AM
What are the ages of different people here on the forums? Young? Middle? Of age? How mixed? If you're willing please also say who you are when you make the age range... just neat to see who's who :love:

I started and marked my age range... and I'm 16... although most people already know that... :love:

Ok, I'm the oldest here - older than Methsuala. I turn the big 70 the end of July. I'm so old that I thought I had already responded to this question, but since I can't find my answer, I guess I'm just having a senior moment, or is it a senior hour?:eek:

Vanessa White
05-01-2007, 09:00 AM
I am 44, I like being double, same digits, although will only be for another three months or so, although I like the sound of 45 also. I don't mind the number, but feel my age more than ever in my body- it definitely feels like it has been around 44 years...... sigh.......:lol: :)

dsdrane
05-01-2007, 09:21 AM
XL

...but I'm told I look XXX.

Dash
05-01-2007, 09:25 AM
XL

...but I'm told I look XXX.

Grrrrrrrrrrr!!!! :rainbow:

andrewlittle
05-01-2007, 09:37 AM
I've always looked older than my chronological age, and have a slight bias against people who look younger, prettier, more darn charming and still prepubescent. Slight bias, hell, those people really stoke my fire - I mean look at him. Come on, David, frown once in a while, get some sun, actually expose those disgustingly boyish good looks to the rigors that real people experience in the physical environment. Get a damn life, pretty boy ...

Ahem, excuse me - I have no idea where that came from.

Anyway, it may not be comparable. After all, it's just that I look a few years older, not several millenia. Perhaps, Dash, if you got your back hair permed and the mange treated, you'd look a tad younger.

dsdrane
05-01-2007, 10:00 AM
I'm tan, I'm tan...I live in Florida...albinos are tan here.

But I don't lie out in the sun (usually).

I was born an old man, so my evil plan is age inversely. As an elderly man (God willing), I'll reach the height of gorgeousness...and immediately kick it.

It could happen.

Look at George Hamilton.

andrewlittle
05-01-2007, 10:08 AM
I was born an old man, so my evil plan is age inversely. As an elderly man (God willing), I'll reach the height of gorgeousness...and immediately kick it.

It could happen.

Look at George Hamilton.

This may sound strange for a straight guy (hmmmm), but you'll "reach the height of gorgeousness"? Good grief, man, any more good-looking and you should be illegal. (Not that I'm a good judge of that - waffle, waffle)

Unlike George Hamilton, you probably don't have multiple scars behind your ears and missing skin that could be measured in square yards. Of course, I don't know that - just guessing.

And, as I am sure you have surmised, I'm just jealous. Of course, there advantages to having jowls ... I can store a week's worth of food in mine.

Jennifer5
05-01-2007, 10:28 AM
Alright Dsdrane (what was your name?), so wait, are you really saying that you're 40 and those pictures on you profile are really actually current? ..Because I don't think that could be possible......

dsdrane
05-01-2007, 10:39 AM
Ah, youth...so quick to doubt....

Grey sweater: Chicago, April 2005 (ok, two years old).

Yellow shirt: Italy, October 2006.

Besides, y'all seen pictures of Dash? Girl got nuthin' to Grrrr about, chile.

Jennifer5
05-01-2007, 10:44 AM
Man, between you, Dash, Austin, Daniel, (and many others), we've sure got a lot of good looking guys around here! :eek:

Dash
05-01-2007, 11:01 AM
Ah, youth...so quick to doubt....

Grey sweater: Chicago, April 2005 (ok, two years old).

Yellow shirt: Italy, October 2006.

Besides, y'all seen pictures of Dash? Girl got nuthin' to Grrrr about, chile.

It was actually supposed to be a flirty "grrr", but I really am congenitally incapable of flirting. How 'bout "Rowwwr"?

Rrrroowwwr..:o:rolleyes: :shield:

:running:

dsdrane
05-01-2007, 11:27 AM
It was actually supposed to be a flirty "grrr", but I really am congenitally incapable of flirting. How 'bout "Rowwwr"?

Rrrroowwwr..:o:rolleyes: :shield:

:running:


OMG...I have that exact same birth defect!!

Now that I more fully comprehend, I will happily see both in the manner they were intended...and raise you a "Here, kitty, kitty!"

:love: :sing: :cookie: :earth:

Zerbie
05-01-2007, 11:37 AM
Man, between you, Dash, Austin, Daniel, (and many others), we've sure got a lot of good looking guys around here! :eek:

So, you just now noticed that, Jen? :p

Someone (Nathan??) was recently asking for suggestions to increase traffic on this website. Well, once guys start figuring out that HERE is where the world's gorgeous-est gay guys hang out, it'll happen. ;)

:D

Jennifer5
05-01-2007, 11:43 AM
So, you just now noticed that, Jen? :p

Someone (Nathan??) was recently asking for suggestions to increase traffic on this website. Well, once guys start figuring out that HERE is where the world's gorgeous-est gay guys hang out, it'll happen. ;)

:D

:lol: Heck no, I realized that long ago... just getting more vocal :p ...it's true, this is where you find all the gorgeous gay guys!! After all, we've got to get them from somewhere....

BrentRichards
05-01-2007, 11:46 AM
I guess I'm just having a senior moment

This "senior moment" stuff scares me ... what's going to happen to those of us who have been like that ALL OUR LIVES?

BrentRichards
05-01-2007, 11:56 AM
[I]Grey sweater: Chicago, April 2005 (ok, two years old).

Yellow shirt: Italy, October 2006.

Getting fawned over by gay and straight alike in a public web forum: priceless.

Rick336
05-01-2007, 12:04 PM
I'm 55. My goal is to reach 80. I eat all the right foods, excercize, and get plenty of rest. I make sure my blood pressure and cholesterol stay normal. I've still got 25 years to go.

Rick

u-dog
05-01-2007, 12:37 PM
So, you just now noticed that, Jen? :p

Someone (Nathan??) was recently asking for suggestions to increase traffic on this website. Well, once guys start figuring out that HERE is where the world's gorgeous-est gay guys hang out, it'll happen. ;)

:D

And I haven't even posted my picture yet! Just wait! We'll need way more bandwidth.:rolleyes:

Jennifer5
05-01-2007, 12:38 PM
And I haven't even posted my picture yet! Just wait! We'll need way more bandwidth.:rolleyes:

But you're all talk??? I see no picture...

u-dog
05-01-2007, 12:40 PM
But you're all talk??? I see no picture...

Yup! ALL talk.

Jennifer5
05-01-2007, 12:42 PM
Yup! ALL talk.

Knew it! :rolleyes:

Dash
05-01-2007, 01:07 PM
Here, kitty, kitty!"



http://operality.info/myspace/stoned.jpg

dsdrane
05-01-2007, 01:55 PM
:laughing:

(Dash funny.)

nmwolfboy
05-01-2007, 03:48 PM
Forty-three, very soon to be Forty-four. Ay, que va!

What happened to that baby-faced boy i used to be??? Honest, something happened when i wasn't looking!!! :eek: Pass the retin-A & botox, stat! :lol:

Last week i was rummaging through some old files and found a passport photo that was taken when i was 24. When i showed it to my partner he said "How old were you when that was taken...14?"

This "senior moment" stuff scares me ... what's going to happen to those of us who have been like that ALL OUR LIVES?

That's what i'm talkin' about!!:rofl:

RM260boy
05-01-2007, 05:42 PM
i am 44, i have written that backwards to appear younger than i am!:D

tpdncr4christ
05-01-2007, 05:46 PM
wait... U-dog... Grandpa Dave... you're not really a dog with a cape?!?:eek:


yeah... I'm that gullible.

u-dog
05-01-2007, 06:07 PM
But in fact, the sad truth is that I am NOT an animated canine super-hero. I'm sorry to disappoint you. :(

tpdncr4christ
05-01-2007, 06:15 PM
But in fact, the sad truth is that I am NOT an animated canine super-hero. I'm sorry to disappoint you. :(

So sad... terribly sad. I really wanted to meet you... :'( Eh. Life moves on. Look! A butterfly! :dove: or a dove... :o

tdogg
05-01-2007, 09:12 PM
Well, ok, I'm 48 (in good company I see with all the fab forty folk). :D

What is that in dogg years??? :p

Actually, I'm 48 going on 28.....er...maybe that's going on 38 now....:eek:

tdogg
05-01-2007, 09:20 PM
Kara - there is NO WAY you are 70???!!! NO way! You look much too young and you have loads of energy!!! ;) :D

tpdncr4christ
05-01-2007, 09:43 PM
why is it that most of us seem younger than our real age? anyone else see that?

like the fact that i still can't grow a beard and i'm 18, does that happen with anyone else?

Jennifer5
05-01-2007, 09:50 PM
why is it that most of us seem younger than our real age? anyone else see that?

like the fact that i still can't grow a beard and i'm 18, does that happen with anyone else?

Yes, everyone does seem young for their age!

...and don't feel bad Austin, my brother is 23 and still can't grow a mustache :lol:

Hey, and heck, I still can't grow a beard either :lol:

Pablo Rafael
05-01-2007, 10:06 PM
like the fact that i still can't grow a beard and i'm 18.

Oh brother! I have no sympathy for youngsters with beard problems. You think you have beard troubles. Just wait 'till you get to be 45 like me. Then you won't be complaining about no beard, you'll be wondering why it's white instead of it's orginal color. (Mine started going grey at age 30, so watch out!)

And everybody, I seem to be seeing some flirting with my georgous, youthful boyfriend, David. Remember, I get real ugly when I'm jealous!!! Just a warning, not a threat. :D

Tu Amigo, Pablo

Zerbie
05-01-2007, 10:32 PM
:D
We DO all look younger than our numbers!!

I'm a vaguely interdeterminate age slightly over 30,:p :lol: and not too long ago I dropped into a Pilates class. Had never tried Pilates before, but had a fairly easy time of it because of all the yoga. An older lady was nearby and she kept mumbling things about how I could just do everything naturally because I'm so young.

At the end of class she said it again. So I replied that I know plenty of women my age who are sedentary and not able to do those sorts of things. She seemed surprised and asked my age. When I told her, she gasped and stepped backward, because she had been thinking I was 18. :lol: I think she must have forgotten what 18 looks like! I do NOT look quite that young. But it's a fun story to tell! (Then again, maybe I DO look 18 upside down? :p )

I have this theory that goes: if you're happy, you will always seem to be much younger than the number that's attached to you. I've met 80 year olds who I thought were in their 50s (NOT kidding.) And my yoga teacher is turning 60 this year: he's got more flexibility (splits, feet behind head, etc) than a lot of TEENAGERS I know. The number really IS irrelevent. :agree:

ladyinred
05-01-2007, 10:58 PM
Actually I do look younger than I was when I was 37.Almost ten years ago. My niece thought I had botox or something. Didn't, I guess all those deep furrows in my forehead went away along with the frown..Don't want to go into the story at 37 though. So I won't:)

dsdrane
05-02-2007, 08:26 AM
And everybody, I seem to be seeing some flirting with my georgous, youthful boyfriend, David. Remember, I get real ugly when I'm jealous!!! Just a warning, not a threat. :D

Tu Amigo, Pablo

All is going according to plan.......

u-dog
05-02-2007, 08:55 AM
You think you have beard troubles. Just wait 'till you get to be 45 like me. Then you won't be complaining about no beard, you'll be wondering why it's white instead of it's orginal color. (Mine started going grey at age 30, so watch out!)

Tu Amigo, Pablo

Or wondering why you can grow a beard on your shoulder blades!! but can't grow hair on your head ! :lol: Right Uncle Andy?

Jennifer5
05-02-2007, 10:26 AM
You should all know that I love you.... :love: this thread is ending up off topic, and much more intereting then I thought it would be :lol:

keltic63
05-02-2007, 11:49 AM
43 for a few more months. I get complimented often when I talk about my daughter in college, and people are in disbelief that I would have a daughter that age.

oh, and I still feel like a kid. :D

Dash
05-02-2007, 01:23 PM
I too feel like a kid. But I think it's more because I've yet to do anything sensible with my life.

...the most sensible thing a person of sense can do, in my opinion. :)

Every now and then, mention of my age elicits a dramatic gasp. I'm always torn between 1) satisfaction that I look younger, and b) dismay at the thought of what they must think of me after the revelation.

Britt.
05-02-2007, 01:56 PM
I'm 99.


(really 29, until December, when I turn 28 again, & go back to 23 before moving forward again)

Vanessa White
05-02-2007, 02:35 PM
Very creative way to look at your age, Britt. I must say, I feel a little bit of satisfaction for my age range, since we seem to be showing a pretty sizable lead in the poll........ I hardly ever think of the number much, in reality, because I often feel like I am in my twenties, even some days like I am in my teens (and I do at times feel like a nine year old just like my kid!).......:) :) :)

u-dog
05-02-2007, 09:47 PM
So sad... terribly sad. I really wanted to meet you... :'( Eh. Life moves on. Look! A butterfly! :dove: or a dove... :o


Austin,

I have posted an ACTUAL picture of myself in my profile. Your disappointment was more than I could stand.

Grampa Dave

Jennifer5
05-02-2007, 10:01 PM
Austin,

I have posted an ACTUAL picture of myself in my profile. Your disappointment was more than I could stand.

Grampa Dave

:lol: Oh my word... not what I was expecting!

Zerbie
05-02-2007, 10:10 PM
Austin,

I have posted an ACTUAL picture of myself in my profile. Your disappointment was more than I could stand.

Grampa Dave

OMG, Udog, I love you!!!! :D :love: :lol:

tpdncr4christ
05-02-2007, 10:30 PM
Grandpa Dave,

You look good in tights. My dog Paige thought so at least... she barked when she saw your picture. No joke.

The Dancer

Daniel
05-02-2007, 10:41 PM
why is it that most of us seem younger than our real age? anyone else see that?

like the fact that i still can't grow a beard and i'm 18, does that happen with anyone else?

God love you.

I bet we all (us older types) use moisturizer and have some fun. (Use your imagination young man) That has a way of keeping everything flowing- and I really do think it's a matter of keeping the energy flowing. Zerbie gal....you are right on sister.

I went through my 20's looking like I was in my teens (I have pictures of myself teaching HS and don't look any older than the kids :rolleyes: ). Though at 48, I feel as though I'm catching up.

You know, Mae West said it had everything to do with lighting. ;) A girl has to stay away from that awful 'down' lighting. It gives one bags. And they used to line lampshades with pink silk (think pink spot). Very flattering.

And candlelight makes everyone glow.

Ah...tricks of the trade.

~

Did anyone see Deepak Chopra on Larry King a couple of weeks ago? He has a book about endless youth or something of the sort and wouldn't tell Larry how old he was! And made some disingenuous answer. I started yelling at the TV, of course. Spiritual Leader Doesn't Own Up. :lol:

ladyinred
05-02-2007, 11:10 PM
Speaking of beards, someone hand me the darn tweasers.(Premenopausal, doesn't look pretty to have whiskers)LOL:p :p :p :lol:

tpdncr4christ
05-02-2007, 11:13 PM
check this out... my senior picture proofs just came in... and there's one of me where I look like I'm ten... its kinda creepy

Jennifer5
05-02-2007, 11:15 PM
...and we could see this picture where?

Pablo Rafael
05-03-2007, 07:49 PM
:D
We DO all look younger than our numbers!!


As LGBT people we may be:
scorned by our neighbors,
kicked out of our jobs,
thrown out of our churches,
disowned by our parents,
penalized by the IRS,
generally reviled by society
but one thing makes it all worthwhile.
We look Great! :D


Austin,

I have posted an ACTUAL picture of myself in my profile. Your disappointment was more than I could stand.

Grampa Dave

Dave, I love your picture. You look great. A very handsome fellow. Much different from the image I had in my mind. From reading your posts I had pictured you as sort of... of... well... uh...

Gotta go now. :lol:

Tu Amigo, Pablo

BrentRichards
05-03-2007, 07:58 PM
As LGBT people we may be:
scorned by our neighbors,
kicked out of our jobs,
thrown out of our churches,
disowned by our parents,
penalized by the IRS,
generally reviled by society
but one thing makes it all worthwhile.
We look Great! :D

It is better to look good than to feel good, and you look MAHvelous ... (young'ns ... that's a Billy Crystal bit, and yes, I know, Billy who? Google him.)


Dave, I love your picture. You look great. A very handsome fellow. Much different from the image I had in my mind. From reading your posts I had pictured you as sort of... of... well... uh...

More Golden Retriever? That's what I was thinking, too.

Jennifer5
05-04-2007, 04:09 PM
alright, so while we moved onto the height thread.... I just wanted to say that the 40-50 age range clearly dominates here, congrats! :aparty: :weee:

Britt.
05-04-2007, 04:23 PM
alright, so while we moved onto the height thread.... I just wanted to say that the 40-50 age range clearly dominates here, congrats!

That's awesome. No matter how old I get, those people will always be older than I am. Hooray.

Jennifer5
05-04-2007, 04:36 PM
That's awesome. No matter how old I get, those people will always be older than I am. Hooray. I suppose that's one way to look at it. :lol:

This is for all of those in that age group >>>

:award: :award: :award: :award: :award: :award: :award: :award: :award: :award:

Casey
05-16-2007, 03:55 PM
Well 17 year olds just dominate no matter what! :p Ha ha! :lol:

u-dog
05-16-2007, 05:49 PM
If you turn that graph on its side, what does it look like the 40-50 year old age group is doing?

Jennifer5
05-16-2007, 09:46 PM
If you turn that graph on its side, what does it look like the 40-50 year old age group is doing?

Get a job man! :lol:

True though.... there's one to many choices though