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[FLA_H3]

You know there is a lot of chatter abount being old on this board.

Out of curosity how old is everyone?

I'll start, I turn 39 on Friday and my H3 is making me feel like I used to when I was 18. Buy accessories and washing my car every weekend. Playing in the mud and buying more accessories.

[dеiтайожни]

Too old.

[Bully13]

too young

middle aged somewhat.

S.

[dеiтайожни]

Hey... you guys get the new designed AARP card? Just got mine in the mail today...whew.. I must say... it's damn nice.

[NEOCON1]

Originally Posted by dеiтайожни

Hey... you guys get the new designed AARP card? Just got mine in the mail today...whew.. I must say... it's damn nice.

LMFAO

[NEOCON1]

Originally Posted by FLA_H3

You know there is a lot of chatter abount being old on this board.

Out of curosity how old is everyone?

I'll start, I turn 39 on Friday and my H3 is making me feel like I used to when I was 18. Buy accessories and washing my car every weekend. Playing in the mud and buying more accessories.

happy early birthday i turned 39 on oct 4th i guess these were our first annual 39th birthdays

[NEOCON1]

Originally Posted by RubHer Yellow Ducky

Its a thread for older men and women to BS about the past and have fun...

If you weren't at least 17 years old in 1965 then you might not understand and if you were less then 17 but enjoy our quality of our BS you can stay and learn a lot from the "EXPERIENCED SIDE OF LIFE"

LOL


RYD

1965 ????? i was minus 2 years old then

carry on you old farts

[K9sH3]

Originally Posted by dеiтайожни

Hey... you guys get the new designed AARP card? Just got mine in the mail today...whew.. I must say... it's damn nice.

That was funny. LMAO!
In 1965 I was 3.. or as my Nieghbor back then Mrs. Gardner says to this day, I was dis many " a holding up 3 fingers" I sure hope one of them was the middle finger...I am so tired of hearing that from her..

[Zoomie]

God, I feel old today, I have an infected varicose vein and my back hurts. Hell of a way to spend Thanksgiving.

I "retired" from the Air Force at 47. Then I went through a period of trying to decide what I wanted to be when I grew up. Cowboy or fireman were in the lead, but I copped out and ended up where I am now. I don't make a LOT of money, but it's more than I deserve! After I retired from the Air Force, I spent time doing the following:

Operations tech Royal Saudi Air Force
OTR trucker
Airline dispatcher
Accounts payable clerk
Bomb range scorer Royal Saudi Air Force
OTR truck dispatcher
Flight training scheduler
Telemarketer
Telecommunications tech

I think I've got them all. My goal after the Air Force was to have fun, and I've tried to attain that goal.

Happy Thanksgiving!

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

Zoomie,

What did you do in the Air Force (U.S.) ? rate / rank mos speciality

RYD

[Zoomie]

My enlisted life was spent as a Russian linguist. I did that for ten years.

My comissioned life was spent as a Missile Combat Crew Commander, Minuteman, under South Dakota, and as a Senior Command Post Controller for KC-135Rs in Oklahoma. I retired shortly after the Cold War ended as a captain. With the draw down, a captain with 23 years was firmly in the cross hairs! I wish I was still in the Air Force, and I tried to re-join after 9-11. I was politely told I had been retired too long.

My son-in-law is active duty Air Force. He's an EOD tech. Just returned from Iraq a couple of months ago. He went when the Army ran short of EOD personnel, and they are plug and play in any service. So, in a way, my career continues, but vicariously.

How about the rest of you?

[Zoomie]

Oh, got sidetracked by RYD! 61 1/2 years olde! Like I said, two trees and a rock! Older than dust???

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

Originally Posted by Zoomie

My enlisted life was spent as a Russian linguist. I did that for ten years.

My comissioned life was spent as a Missile Combat Crew Commander, Minuteman, under South Dakota, and as a Senior Command Post Controller for KC-135Rs in Oklahoma. I retired shortly after the Cold War ended as a captain. With the draw down, a captain with 23 years was firmly in the cross hairs! I wish I was still in the Air Force, and I tried to re-join after 9-11. I was politely told I had been retired too long.

My son-in-law is active duty Air Force. He's an EOD tech. Just returned from Iraq a couple of months ago. He went when the Army ran short of EOD personnel, and they are plug and play in any service. So, in a way, my career continues, but vicariously.

How about the rest of you?

Can't talk about it till the 58 year ban is up...

RYD