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Was just wondering what our age range is.

27 and 27
:)

Mia and Marq

You left out "Older than Dirt" so I had to allow myself to be labeled based on my physical age (as measured by rotations of this planet around its primary), though my mental age is much less. 

Early Cretaceous would also be an acceptable age, though there may have been issues with the various global warming organizations of that time...those selfish bast*rds.  They acted like they didn't want to later become the "driving force" that made my commute to work possible.

........Laurry

If you've already voted you can't be over 54 methinks and thats not old.
Don't be so hard on yourself.
Let us do that for you.

;)

Mia and Marq

The problem is that there are so many possible choices.  Do I measure my age in:

Years since my body was born?
Years since I accepted that I was transgendered?
How old I feel in the morning after a hard day's work the day before (or really 2 days before)?
How young I feel in my head?
How young I act when that cutie at the office says they need help?
How old I feel when all my younger friends are showing pictures of their grandkids?
How young I feel when I laugh and say I don't have any grandkids yet?
How young I feel while the tequilla flows, or how old I feel the next morning?


So many choices, and the correct answers are across the board.

I think it is a trick question.  Ask any AARP member...you are only as old as you feel

....Laurry

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Don't let yourself be pidgeonholed into some binary-ish age scale!  Join the growing throng (of 1?) that says...uhh, what was the question? Luby's for supper?  3:30?  I'll be there...ummm, oh yeah, join those of us who say age classification is just too oppressive and should not be tolerated!  Meet me at Luby's and we'll write letters to our congressmen, and maybe just try one more piece of that custard pie

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14th of February 1987... *tips hat*  8)

Quote from: no_id on August 21, 2007, 03:40:52 AM
14th of February 1987... *tips hat*  8)

You are exactly 3 days younger than me.

Quote from: Tay on August 21, 2007, 03:44:51 AM

Quote from: no_id on August 21, 2007, 03:40:52 AM
14th of February 1987... *tips hat*  8)

You are exactly 3 days younger than me.

:P pshhhhh... Aquarius ftw though! ^^v

Quote from: no_id on August 21, 2007, 03:40:52 AM
14th of February 1987... *tips hat*  8)

Quote from: Tay on August 21, 2007, 03:44:51 AM
You are exactly 3 days younger than me.

Get off my lawn!
Darn kids...

(compiled 1981)

Alas, alack, o woe is me...

I went up another category...I am getting older all the time and achieving less...

07/07/85 - may it be written in your hearts.

QuoteDon't let yourself be pidgeonholed into some binary-ish age scale!  Join the growing throng (of 1?) that says...uhh, what was the question? Luby's for supper?  3:30?  I'll be there...ummm, oh yeah, join those of us who say age classification is just too oppressive and should not be tolerated!  Meet me at Luby's and we'll write letters to our congressmen, and maybe just try one more piece of that custard pie

Laurry darlink, I hate to say it, but if we're meeting for dinner at 3:30, we just might be getting old>:D

Well, what the heck, I'll be there anyway. What's for dessert?  :laugh:

Z <who is old enough (51 earth years) to join AARP, but no way I'm signing up, I don't like their politics... hmmmmm, about those discounts though  :P>

Quote from: y2gender on August 21, 2007, 07:01:58 AM
Laurry darlink, I hate to say it, but if we're meeting for dinner at 3:30, we just might be getting old>:D

Depends. Is it am or pm?  :)

  Nfr

Quote from: Seshatneferw on August 21, 2007, 08:10:27 AM

Quote from: y2gender on August 21, 2007, 07:01:58 AM
Laurry darlink, I hate to say it, but if we're meeting for dinner at 3:30, we just might be getting old>:D

Depends. Is it am or pm?  :)

  Nfr

In Laurry's perfect world (where I have won the lottery and don't have to actually do anything for a living), 3:30pm would be just in time for breakfast, but alas, I am still un-rich.

Zythyra, yet again it seems we are long lost twins as I, also, have been on this earth 51 years so far this time (7-2-56 for you bean-counters).  I am NOT a member of AARP, (for the same reasons as you), though some of the discounts ARE appealing.

As far as Luby's for supper at 3:30...What?  You want we should meet at 4?  ... What part of exaggerated stereotypes did you not understand?  OMG...you ARE getting old!!!! AND OMG! OMG! that means I am too....AAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!   :icon_yikes:

And our dear poor Pica...Zie was much too nice a person to have fallen victim to age-grouping...we will miss hir youthful charm and exhuberance...alas...woe is me.  <sounds of weeping, wailing and gnashing of teeth>

......Laurry

QuoteZythyra, yet again it seems we are long lost twins as I, also, have been on this earth 51 years so far this time (7-2-56 for you bean-counters).  I am NOT a member of AARP, (for the same reasons as you), though some of the discounts ARE appealing.

As far as Luby's for supper at 3:30...What?  You want we should meet at 4?  ... What part of exaggerated stereotypes did you not understand?  OMG...you ARE getting old!!!! AND OMG! OMG! that means I am too....AAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!   icon_yikes

Laurry,

I was born in March 1956, so being twins could be tricky, although not impossible. Goddess, 4 months of labor, poor Mom!!  :icon_help:

Sure, let's meet at 4PM then.... oy, don't you think that's a little late for supper tho???  >:D :laugh:

Z

Quote from: y2gender on August 21, 2007, 01:38:28 PM
Laurry,

I was born in March 1956, so being twins could be tricky, although not impossible. Goddess, 4 months of labor, poor Mom!!  :icon_help:

No wonder Mom always liked you best.  That's OK, I always wanted an older brother and sister, and here I have them both, in you.   :-*

As far as supper...isn't the older sibling supposed to pay?

.....Laurry

the sibling with the most money pays - i thought dinner was at 6?

QuoteAs far as supper...isn't the older sibling supposed to pay?

Quotethe sibling with the most money pays - i thought dinner was at 6?

I'm on the east coast, USA, it's almost 10 after 4 now, I got a table for 3, where were you guys?? LOL  :icon_ballbounce:

Z

44

Is this one of those polls where we have to explain our answer?

QuoteIs this one of those polls where we have to explain our answer?

It's optional.

Of course, it is an androgyne poll, so obscure, long winded explanations (see any of my posts for examples of this) are welcome.  ;D

44 is same forwards as backwards, so you could be either age. If you prefer, 4+4 is 8, so you could be that age too...  :laugh:

Z (I'm 51, backwards is 15, 1+5=6)

Quote from: Rebis on August 21, 2007, 07:52:13 PM
44

Is this one of those polls where we have to explain our answer?

Explaining your age would entail describing certain actions from a mother and father. Dont think we want to hear that.

Quote from: Ken/Kendra on August 21, 2007, 11:13:49 PM
Explaining your age would entail describing certain actions from a mother and father. Dont think we want to hear that.

You mean like deciding to write the Stork to drop us off in the cabbage patch?

3/8/81  my birthday is squares!

edit -

I'm half asleep and realized this was ANDROGYNES: how old are you

I'm sorry =/   can I delete my vote somehow?

ok I just added option to remove vote now.

I really am 8 years old!

Hmm... can I be counted?

25 (that's 7.13.1982)

I have no twin, only my erstwhile confused mind...

Dino

QuoteI really am 8 years old!

Rebis, I had a feeling you'd like the approach of adding the two numbers together. ;)

I also realize that I should've considered possibilities of subtracting, multiplying or dividing the numbers... let's see, I'm 51, 5-1=4, 1-5= -4, 5 divided by 1 is 5, 1 divided by 5 is 1/5... gosh, this age stuff gets complicated for androgynes  ;D

Z

Quote from: y2gender on August 22, 2007, 03:28:48 PM

QuoteI really am 8 years old!

Rebis, I had a feeling you'd like the approach of adding the two numbers together. ;)

I also realize that I should've considered possibilities of subtracting, multiplying or dividing the numbers... let's see, I'm 51, 5-1=4, 1-5= -4, 5 divided by 1 is 5, 1 divided by 5 is 1/5... gosh, this age stuff gets complicated for androgynes  ;D

Z

show me something that isn't.   :)

even the spelling is awkward.

I'm 26, and what wouldn't I give to be 18 again  ^-^

I am the old one, so far.  I noticed that the majority are under 30.  Back in the 60's (which of course none of you kids remember) we had a saying, "Don't trust anyone over 30."  Most of us now have a hard time remembering what it was like to be under 30.  Of course many of my contemporaries have a hard time remembering anything.  >:D

QuoteBack in the 60's (which of course none of you kids remember) we had a saying, "Don't trust anyone over 30." 

Louise,

I always disliked that saying. I was 13 at the tail end of the 60s, and knew a lot of cool people then who happened to be over 30. One can't assume people have certain attitudes due to their age.

Zythyra

the saying is now "don't trust anyone under 30".  Personally, I don't trust anyone over 6 and under 77  :P

I don't agree with that phrase either. Many of my friends are older than me. I'd like to be 18 again so as I can re-run life without all the amazing screw ups (oh yea... that'd be good!) but I dsilike overall the modern cultural bias towards dismissing the old. Being young has it's advantages (as does being older) but it is not a personal achievement (I didn't get a choice in the year I was born in, after all) and being in no way makes you inherently better than people who were born in the decades preceding your own.

Respect the experiences gaine din this world by your elders, and respect the misplaced optimsm of youth  :angel:

Quote from: Krys on August 26, 2007, 05:37:44 AM
Respect the experiences gaine din this world by your elders, and respect the misplaced optimsm of youth  :angel:

I don't have to listen to you.  You're only 26.   :laugh:


It just occurred to me that you shouldn't trust anyone born in the 20th century.  The 19th century are okay and the 21st century people seem okay, but those 20th century chumps are just plain mean.

Quote from: Rebis on August 26, 2007, 09:17:49 AM

Quote from: Krys on August 26, 2007, 05:37:44 AM
Respect the experiences gaine din this world by your elders, and respect the misplaced optimsm of youth  :angel:

I don't have to listen to you.  You're only 26.   :laugh:


It just occurred to me that you shouldn't trust anyone born in the 20th century.  The 19th century are okay and the 21st century people seem okay, but those 20th century chumps are just plain mean.

Alright! That's it!
......
Oh darn, still waiting for my AK47 order to roll in.. *sigh*.. Give me a moment..  :angel:

Quote from: no_id on August 26, 2007, 11:22:58 AM
Oh darn, still waiting for my AK47 order to roll in.. *sigh*.. Give me a moment..  :angel:

Dont trust Soviet rip-offs, get an authentic StG44.  >:D  :icon_2gun:

(Oh, yes: 42. Now what was the question? ;) )

  Nfr

Quote from: Seshatneferw on August 27, 2007, 06:03:26 AM

Quote from: no_id on August 26, 2007, 11:22:58 AM
Oh darn, still waiting for my AK47 order to roll in.. *sigh*.. Give me a moment..  :angel:

Dont trust Soviet rip-offs, get an authentic StG44.  >:D  :icon_2gun:

(Oh, yes: 42. Now what was the question? ;) )

  Nfr

So instead of Soviet... Nazi Germany??? xDDD
How about being cliché and go for a Steyr or good 'ole G11?... Zastava M21 looks pretty sweet too though :3... However, I prefer sniper rifles.. Beretta M501 for power, Black Arrow for looks 8)

*should stop talking about guns before scaring people off* o.O!

Quote from: no_id on August 27, 2007, 07:44:36 AM

Quote from: Seshatneferw on August 27, 2007, 06:03:26 AM

Quote from: no_id on August 26, 2007, 11:22:58 AM
Oh darn, still waiting for my AK47 order to roll in.. *sigh*.. Give me a moment..  :angel:

Dont trust Soviet rip-offs, get an authentic StG44.  >:D  :icon_2gun:

(Oh, yes: 42. Now what was the question? ;) )

  Nfr

So instead of Soviet... Nazi Germany??? xDDD
How about being cliché and go for a Steyr or good 'ole G11?... Zastava M21 looks pretty sweet too though :3... However, I prefer sniper rifles.. Beretta M501 for power, Black Arrow for looks 8)

*should stop talking about guns before scaring people off* o.O!

Too late, tough guy, your conversations have been duly noted.

consider yourself warned by smiley cop hat  :police:

Quote from: no_id on August 21, 2007, 03:47:36 AM

Quote from: Tay on August 21, 2007, 03:44:51 AM

Quote from: no_id on August 21, 2007, 03:40:52 AM
14th of February 1987... *tips hat*  8)

You are exactly 3 days younger than me.

:P pshhhhh... Aquarius ftw though! ^^v

Howzabout pisces-aquarius cusps?

We be's 20. ;D

I'm 31, but feel about 26 mentally.

What does 26 feel like. The years haven't really made any difference to me mentally for atleast 5 years. I don't remember 26 feeling any different then 27 with the exception of coming to terms with who I was but that didn't really have anything to do with how old I was, just where life took me by then.


Marq and Mia

I think my feeling is about just coming to terms with who I am and what I want to be... hence feeling like a lot younger emotionally than I am physically.

im 18, 19 in march, getting older quicker than i thought i would lol, guesse i broke my promise i made to myself at 16 to look how i feel by 18

21 years old  ;)

I am 25

For now, I'm 39. But since my birthday is coming up close, I chose 40-44.

I'm forty-eight.

...and a half.   :D

How old's yer mom?  :laugh: Just kidding

I'll be 48 in Oct.

So watch out. I'll be launching pumpkins with a super launcher from my porch at everyone  :laugh: >:-) :laugh:

...my parent's are 48.  bwahahaha!

I'm 27 now...how old is this thread?

I'm 32 somtimes feel 5 sometimes feel 85 my age is one of the few things i don't want to change & i'm happy to age at a normal speed

I feel ageless. 

I keep getting told by older people that I look 18.  While I accept the compliment, I'd really like to know the last time those people saw an 18 year old because I don't buy it :P.

How old do I look?? heh heh





Really... guess..





Oki, I'm 20 will be 21 in 18 days.. gosh I feel old..

Too young to post my age here. :police:

Quote from: Jaimey on September 03, 2009, 12:08:08 AM
...my parent's are 48.  bwahahaha!

I'm 27 now...how old is this thread?

This thread is now a toddler! Terrible twos...  >:-)

I'm 53 now... next time this thread is revived I'll have to vote in a new age range!  :D

Z

40, as of today.

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on September 07, 2009, 06:05:14 PM
40, as of today.

Happy birthday!  :icon_birthday: :icon_birthday: :icon_birthday:

Z

Thanks, Z.

Happy birthday, may you live a 100 years!

Happy Birthday, Shades!!! :icon_dance: :icon_birthday: :icon_dance:

Thanks, Nicky & Shannon!

46.... and a little more than a half....  :D

and happy b-day, shades

I'm 18, but the general consensus from random strangers (on many occasions in the past year or so) is that I look 15.  :laugh: I used to look older than I was, but now it seems I'm growing younger...?  ???
Works for me. I never fancied the idea of adulthood anyway.  :)

Hi...
11 aug 1947 . invercargill south isl of new zealand .   born a male . acording to the Dr . he just did not know  i was a andro .   now. been living as a woman . for 11 years .
Some of you say you would like to be younger ... not this kid . this is the best time & part of my life .....now ... okay i may have 10 . 15 . or 20 years left
     Dont look back . look forward . enjoy what you have now ...
...noeleena...

I just turned 24... I'm considering undergoing HRT but I guess I'm more androgyne since I like being both male and female :)

Noeleena, you have the same birthday as my best friend!  (datewise, not yearwise)

Hi...
   
Omega.   how nice . At that age you will do well . you have your whole life ahead of you . & lots to look forward to .
I find it hard to seperate the male & female . yet i prefer  being a woman .
  Nice to know there arre some others having thier birth days the same . thank.s .
...noeleena...

I'm 18 and will be turning 19 in December. I already feel 19 for some unknown reason..

I can't even remember what 19 was like. I was too depressed to notice.

I do remember my 19th birthday though! I had enough tequlla and lemon for everyone and I had my first kiss ever with my lesbian flatmate with her girlfriend, our flatmate, scowling next to us. What a night. I was such a dope  ;D

Quote from: Nicky on September 13, 2009, 10:54:29 PM
I can't even remember what 19 was like.

Me either.  I seem to be missing a good number of years in there...why do they go by so fast?!!!

I thought I would add that Omega1251 is real pretty.

I was born in 48, or was it 84? Does it matter?
I've been androgyne all my life, but couldn't put a name to it until Mother Earth had carried me round Father Sun about 45 times (Oh, I guess the year of birth was 48, then! Sob!!).
I feel about 35 and have a mental age somewhere between 15 and 60, depending on the weather, the company and what we're doing.
Dara

I'm 52, born in March of '57.

Quote from: noeleena on September 11, 2009, 01:24:25 AM
Some of you say you would like to be younger ... not this kid . this is the best time & part of my life .....now

Yes! I so agree with you, noeleena!

In a way, I wouldn't mind being younger as it would mean that I'd have more time* after coming to terms with who and what I am. I know I'd like to have the body shape I had during my mid-20's.

* barring unforeseen circumstances

I'm 23.

But were you able to come to terms with who you are as a part of getting older. That is, if you were younger, would you still be in the midst of that process and not have more time comfortable with it?

I'm not trying to be heavily philosophical or make trouble. I just know that one reason I like being where I am is because of the results of the process it took to get me here and that took time.

-- Luke

Young enough that it got edited out of my intro post, which should give you a good rough estimate.

Luke,

I'm not sure maturing or just plain getting older helped me come to terms with what I am. It was more a matter of coincidence that I began to seriously ask myself questions after reading Luna by Julie Anne Peters about 2 years ago.

Reading that book triggered a whole host of memories to come flooding back. If I had read it a few years earlier when my daughter first read it, I would have come to terms with myself at a younger age, probably by about 5 years.

Shades O'Grey, I see what you mean. And thank you for the pointer to Luna. Sounds like a good book.

While my back is about 800 on a bad day, the rest of the carcass is 56 and the mind is still somewhere in the mid 20's.  Any time I feel maturity creeping up I just plug in a guitar and rock on!!
Maybe we don't get older, just collect years as we go along? 

 :D I like that, Justmeinoz-- I'm a year collector.