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Beachgrad05 04-10-15 08:15 PM

Have joined this forum as of this past Tue
 
So now I'm 50. Don't feel different. For those not familiar with me...I post mostly in the Clyde/Athena forum. I'm currently training for the AIDS Lifecycle from San Francisco to Los Angeles this coming June.

Dan Burkhart 04-10-15 09:54 PM

Happy birthday, and welcome. Not unusual that you wouldn't feel any different. You were only one day older than you were the day before you turned 50. It's just a number.
61 here, still feel like a kid. Well, a slow kid that gets tired easily.

Wheever 04-10-15 10:37 PM

Wait, you've been 50 for three whole days and haven't keeled over from old age yet? Wow! An auspicious start!

Just kidding. Welcome to the club! A great bunch of guys and gals here, and now you're lucky enough to be able to hang out with them, too! :thumb:

BluesDawg 04-11-15 03:28 AM

Did you bring the beer? The new kids always bring the beer.

Biker395 04-11-15 03:34 AM

Pie!

OldTryGuy 04-11-15 04:09 AM

You wrote the magic password, 50, so welcome to the coolest kids club on the forum.

The important thing is....

It matters not how fast or slow,
....just as long as you go, GO, GO!!!

mjh365 04-11-15 06:50 AM

Welcome aboard kid! I'm a one month veteran.... :thumb:

Bill Kapaun 04-11-15 07:30 AM

Now you can tell people that in 9 years you'll be in your fifties!

OldsCOOL 04-11-15 08:24 AM

Ignore calendar. Ride bike.

John E 04-11-15 09:07 AM


Originally Posted by OldsCOOL (Post 17709917)
Ignore calendar. Ride bike.

Best advice ever. Live long and perspire.

Retro Grouch 04-11-15 09:16 AM


Originally Posted by Beachgrad05 (Post 17709230)
So now I'm 50. Don't feel different.

That's because you're still bicycling.

You don't stop bicycling because you get old, you get old because you stop bicycling.

OldsCOOL 04-11-15 09:23 AM


Originally Posted by OldsCOOL (Post 17709917)
Ignore calendar. Ride bike.


Originally Posted by John E (Post 17709998)
Best advice ever. Live long and perspire.

I'm going to use that one! :lol:

OldsCOOL 04-11-15 09:35 AM


Originally Posted by John E (Post 17709998)
Best advice ever. Live long and perspire.

Spock riding a Trek....(love my meme generator:))

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h8...46F8D65CD4.jpg

Bikey Mikey 04-11-15 06:02 PM

Better learn the secret handshake.

B. Carfree 04-11-15 06:19 PM

I didn't know we let people in until they revealed what their favorite pie was.

Digital Gee 04-11-15 06:49 PM

That's right. He could be a spy.

MinnMan 04-11-15 08:43 PM

blink your eyes and you'll be ready for the 65+ subforum.

Artkansas 04-11-15 09:11 PM


Originally Posted by BluesDawg (Post 17709606)
Did you bring the beer? The new kids always bring the beer.

And pie. The new kid must provide pie.

osco53 04-12-15 04:44 AM

Welcome OP,,:thumb:

I'm six years past fitty, I still feel like a 20 something, I hope I always will btw,, and consider myself an 'Old Fart In Training' :P

JanMM 04-12-15 08:05 AM

Welcome, Young Person..............
Did you get the get the invoice for Fifty Plus (50+) fees, yet?

This --> Quote Originally Posted by OldsCOOL View Post ---> Ignore calendar. Ride bike.

nkfrench 04-12-15 12:03 PM

Hey Beachgrad05, congratulations on your newly found decrepitude. You DID get your 50-mile birthday bikeride in, correct?
I assume your mailbox has already been stuffed with AARP solicitations. Those will continue unrelentlessly until you cave in and sign up.
If you think those are bad, just wait until you get the targeted mailings for pre-paid funeral expenses. :(

Oh, and that pie thing ... my favorite is strawberry-rhubarb pie with a big scoop of ice cream, without the pie. Pumpkin pie is swell. Key lime and Margarita pie are exceptions to the ice cream rule.
50 candles do not belong in a pie, either. Chocolate cake and ice cream are where they belong.
Don't listen to those old people telling you their old fart stories about how life isn't worth living without pie. Beer, maybe.

Retro Grouch 04-12-15 12:06 PM


Originally Posted by nkfrench (Post 17712611)
I assume your mailbox has already been stuffed with AARP solicitations. Those will continue unrelentlessly until you cave in and sign up.

If only that were true.

nkfrench 04-12-15 12:21 PM


Originally Posted by Retro Grouch (Post 17712614)
If only that were true.

What?!! Buying in doesn't bribe them to stop the junk mail?!! :(

Retro Grouch 04-12-15 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by nkfrench (Post 17712646)
What?!! Buying in doesn't bribe them to stop the junk mail?!! :(

I wonder which would happen to the Post Office without AARP. I'm thinking it would either fade completely away or else become profitable.

nkfrench 04-12-15 12:44 PM


Originally Posted by Retro Grouch (Post 17712667)
I wonder which would happen to the Post Office without AARP. I'm thinking it would either fade completely away or else become profitable.

AT&T touting U-Verse and CitiBank with their credit card offerings equally support the USPS and the logging industry killing trees.
We're off-topic ...
I bet OP is off riding her bike as I should be also, but yesterday's rigor is today's rigor mortis.
Longer recovery rates is another thing to look forward to after hitting big five-O. Pie or ice cream doesn't really help with it.


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