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74 will be 75 in one month. Just got Native Water Craft Slayer Propel lizard lick color. Started customizing

yesterday to get ready for the spring. As far as age 75 and I still do things that I did as a 40 year old but

mabey a little slower and more careful

 

 

Welcome, welcome. Do we have  winner here?

 

Hootie

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George Burns declaration on his 99th birthday, "I can still do everything today, that I could do yesterday".

 

Hootie

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Welcome, welcome. Do we have  winner here?

 

Hootie

 

Board member "Marty" hasn't checked in yet. As I recall, he might be 70-something...

  • Super User
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74 will be 75 in one month. Just got Native Water Craft Slayer Propel lizard lick color. Started customizing

yesterday to get ready for the spring. As far as age 75 and I still do things that I did as a 40 year old but

mabey a little slower and more careful

 

Welcome aboard Oldkayaker   :smiley:

You're a breath of fresh air, and unknowingly usurped Fishing Rhino, the House Father.

I'm boring down on 72 myself, but still think I'm the kid in the group...that feeling never goes away.

Oddly, the most sobering reminder of my age is learning the age of others.

Somehow,  I got 'older' than half the actors, rock stars and TV personalities of my era

I Hate When That Happens!

 

Roger

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  • Super User
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First it was the teachers and cops who looked like kids.  Then it was doctors who looked like kids.  Now, almost everybody looks like kids.  Maybe my mirror is lying to me.

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About 10 years ago I was sitting in traffic and had some smokin' hot 20something girls pull up beside me and motion for me to roll down my window. I was thinking to myself "Oh yeah!" Then one of them said  "Excuse me sir. We're lost. How do I get to....." It's been all downhill from there.

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  • Super User
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The first time you are told there is "No charge for senior coffee".

 

 

 

 

:xmasicon_surprised:

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  • Super User
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The other day, at a drive thru, a young lady called me "sweetheart". I said to my wife, did ya' hear that. My wife says, you probably remind her of her grandpa.

Hootie

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How old is reel old geezer?

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I'll be 68 while on a road trip to Guntersville in March. Still love making those long fishing trips.

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About 10 years ago I was sitting in traffic and had some smokin' hot 20something girls pull up beside me and motion for me to roll down my window. I was thinking to myself "Oh yeah!" Then one of them said  "Excuse me sir. We're lost. How do I get to....." It's been all downhill from there.

I swear i ran into the same duo in a grocery store aisle...lol. I caught them looking at me a couple of times and then they would quickly turn their heads away when i looked back,of course all kinds of things were going through my mind about the situation  :grin:  that is until one of them walked up to me and said excuse me mister (ouch) can you tell us what time it is.   :cry4:

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I'll be 68 while on a road trip to Guntersville in March. Still love making those long fishing trips.

 

ABSOLUTELY   :nod: 

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  • Super User
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I'm 63yo but I feel like a kid when I have a bass on.

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Just putting this out there for all you older folks - I only consider people old when they act old --- IE: Crabby, don't know how to joke around, and the like....

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I consider people rude when they act immature, brash and disrespect anyone older than they are.

Tom

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At 68 I'm still fishing offshore for larger fish, aj's, sails, cuberas and so on, plus my inshore and freshwter fishing I do everyday.............old?

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Someone told me that age is just the number that tells you how many years you have had the opportunity to become mature.  

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I'm 61, and while I'm not as good as I once was, I'm as good once as I ever was.

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Rhino, I just saw that I am 11 days older than you.  That was a good year. 

 

I use to say that when I grew up and got old I wanted to be just like "Uncle Si" and then I found out I'm older than he is.

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I run into a good buddy of mine yesterday, John must be about 73 or 74, he's strictly a saltwater fly fisherman and he is as good at it as anyone.  He showed me some recent pics, one was 55" black tip shark caught wading, took him over an hour.  At 68 I'm one of the younger guys of my fishing buddies, it really boils down to technique over muscle when landing some of the heftier fish.  Other than myself I don't know anyone fishing freshwater in South Florida, I like both venues.

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Rhino, I just saw that I am 11 days older than you.  That was a good year. 

 

I use to say that when I grew up and got old I wanted to be just like "Uncle Si" and then I found out I'm older than he is.

 

And a good month.  And a good sign, Scorpio.  Until about a month after we were born.

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Just putting this out there for all you older folks - I only consider people old when they act old --- IE: Crabby, don't know how to joke around, and the like....

 

 

I consider people rude when they act immature, brash and disrespect anyone older than they are.

Tom

 

Here we have two perfectly reasonable viewpoints, and I agree with both.  :grin: At 57 I am old enough be challenged by brash, immature youngsters. I am also young enough to recognize that cranky, judgmental, and condescending old folk (which I sometimes am) are no fun to be around.

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I consider people rude when they act immature, brash and disrespect anyone older than they are.

Tom

 

Age alone doesn't garner respect.

 

That's like having a job longer than anyone else merely by not getting fired. :grin:

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