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How young is everyone

Ageless beauty

Hi you mere youngsters im 56 still young as a spring lamb first thing in the morning , then old as the hills midday, and ancient by evening
i dont chase fast women nowadays i let them catch me.
no comments waff
 
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Hi you mere youngsters im 56 still young as a spring lamb first thing in the morning , then old as the hills midday, and ancient by evening .
no comments waff

:tinysmile_tongue_t: I wouldnt even think of a witty comment Steve!:laugh:

I would be proud being the forums elder!.....

best

waff
 
Hi Paul
I forgot to add Early to bed with slippers and Viagra it beats hot chocolate or horlicks
 
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Hi Paul
Well thats the No44 grenade first thought up in March 1918 and designed by the Royal Engineers experimental section , the same year? (Very good one Paul) i like that clue

Ok so i cheated used Rick Landers and Norman Bonney,s book
 
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Well, i will be 52 years young in October but i feel 18. No serious aches n pains yet n can still touch my toes[watch it!!!!] when standing. Can still sink a pint or 3 when i need to as well.

Andy
 
Recovering this old thread due a newer thread with Lexs birthday, so his fault.... and cause many of the members are not stateing their ages, by now the youngest one is Flacon with 18 and the oldest, sorry man, is Fuzeman with 57. Also I think would be nice and curious to know the starting date or for all those who cant remember it due to the age....how much time of collecting has each member. So, here it is: Im 36 and collecting WWII grenades, etc, since May 2005 when I got my frist grenade, a very nice MKIIAI USA frag with original paint and AF marked. I still have it.
 

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yikes

51 and feel every year of it, the toll of 3 (supposedly grown) children and 3 marriages (the gals say I have an attitude problem, then I tell them to p_ss off). All parts pretty much working, the roof don't leak and I have food in the icebox. Life is good..Dano
 
Recovering this old thread due a newer thread with Lexs birthday, so his fault.... and cause many of the members are not stateing their ages, by now the youngest one is Flacon with 18 and the oldest, sorry man, is Fuzeman with 57. Also I think would be nice and curious to know the starting date or for all those who cant remember it due to the age....how much time of collecting has each member. So, here it is: Im 36 and collecting WWII grenades, etc, since May 2005 when I got my frist grenade, a very nice MKIIAI USA frag with original paint and AF marked. I still have it.


Like the new writing colour grenademan2005,a lot easier on the old eyes,ive been collecting on and off since i was about 8,pic here showing me with my 1st look at a bomb http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/album.php?albumid=48
 
Young at Heart & Mind;

73 Here, retired US Navy EOD in 1984 after 30 years.
Author/Illustrator of Field Guide of Civil War Explosive Ordnance
Now drawing color plates of same.
John aka Bart
 
33. Not *that* old, but I will feel it tomorrow. Starting back at College as a mature student, and all the 17/18 year old kids walking around will make me feel very, very decrepit and old by comparison.
 
45 going on 25, well i like to think so. Dont think my kids will agree though!
Been collecting since i was 8.
Hangarman
 
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