Birthdays

Author: **trubrit** » April 9, 2009, 7:31 am

aznyron wrote:happy B/Day to you Happy b/day to you jet Doc had a b/day he is not among the geriatrics club
Val Ron and now Scotty soon to be Bkk Stan that 70 & over club once again Scotty have a happy b/day

Ron. I would have you know I am no where near being a geriatric. Nor do you appear to be

May I suggest in future we use the correct definition of septuagenarian for those in the 70,s and leave the geriatric title to those younger, more deserving members. :lol:

Author: **BKKSTAN** » April 9, 2009, 7:41 am

Cali,I remember feeling old at 44,only because my one on one basketball playing was deteriating quickly :lol:

It is not geritol that is the answer,it is the young wives and Thailand,learning the relax relative to our past lives!

I too can relate to Scotty with ''how did we get this far,I was saying that from 30 on,40 years later and I am still shaking my head :lol:

Author: **jetdoc** » April 9, 2009, 8:41 am

I've said it before, "you're only as old as the girl you're feeling"

Author: **Aardvark** » April 9, 2009, 8:57 am

Author: **cali4995** » April 12, 2009, 6:46 am

Well, the ancient one is (44) today. I want to remind you all that is is proper to show respect
and deference to your elders. :lol:

And please, please, don't start any rumors about free beer. :lol:

Far from making me feel young, my present friend-girl, previous occupation "dancer" seems out
to slowly seek my demise through psychological warfare. :lol:

Oh well, no rest for the wicked. :lol:

Author: **trubrit** » April 12, 2009, 11:44 am

Happy birthday Cali. 44? thats 4 years younger than my youngest, maybe I should call you sonny in future. On second thoughts, better not, in case you call me Dad. :lol:

Author: **polehawk** » April 12, 2009, 4:24 pm

Yeah, happy birthday ancient one. If it will make you feel any better, you were 1 year old and still in diapers when I first came to Thailand back in 1966. :lol:

Call trubrit Dad, he's older than me.

Author: **westerby** » April 13, 2009, 12:38 am

cali4995 wrote:Well, the ancient one is (44) today.

44 - well done. Isn't 44 about the time when all your dangling bits begin to lose their pertness and sag?

Author: **Irish Alan** » April 13, 2009, 3:03 am

westerby wrote:
cali4995 wrote:Well, the ancient one is (44) today.

44 - well done. Isn't 44 about the time when all your dangling bits begin to lose their pertness and sag?

As a 44 year-old I can emphatically say NO... Grrrrrr!

Author: **Irish Alan** » April 13, 2009, 3:04 am

P.S. Sorry. Happy Birthday Cali.

Author: **cali4995** » April 13, 2009, 6:03 am

Well you old-timers are perfectly welcome to call me "sonny" or "boy" or "squirt" :lol:

I
suppose you've earned that right and no offense will be taken. Yes, the body does go
through some troubling changes? I've always tried to exercise and eat well (to counter-
balance the drinking and smoking) but it's your metabolism which changes? Without an
eye towards healthy living, I see how things could possibly head south and start to sag? :lol:

Author: **westerby** » April 13, 2009, 8:01 pm

cali4995 wrote:I've always tried to exercise and eat well (to counter-
balance the drinking and smoking) but it's your metabolism which changes? Without an
eye towards healthy living, I see how things could possibly head south and start to sag?

I suppose if you eat healthily and exercise then you can delay the loss of pertness to your dangling protuberances, but it's only putting off the inevitable. I for one will be checking my parts for elasticity should I ever reach the grand old age of sii sip sii. Maybe it's 54 and 44 that a man starts to sag and wrinkle up.

Author: **beer monkey** » May 7, 2009, 5:23 am

...Aussieboy....49..

Author: **Irish Alan** » May 7, 2009, 5:48 am

Happy birthday Kalley... You are older than me but look younger

My excuse is I had a hard childhood...

Author: **beer monkey** » May 15, 2009, 11:05 pm

Panick..(The Teacher)..is..47...

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