How Old Are You?

[rgG]

I remember the original Star Trek, when it originally aired. I was just a kid, 9 years old when it first started, but my dad and I watched every episode.

[kahuna1342]

41 here. Never watched the new BSG. But still have fond memories of the action figure spaceships from the original series that actually shot little plastic "torpedoes". The were even cooler after they were recalled.

[clay]

28

[wurm]

55 in a couple of weeks, then I'm going to start counting backwards.

[JoeH]

rgG wrote:
I remember the original Star Trek, when it originally aired. I was just a kid, 9 years old when it first started, but my dad and I watched every episode.

Gee, you wrote my reply already and I did not even have to change a word besides the age, 11.

[Gilbert]

38 for a couple of more weeks.

[davec]

50 years old. I'm glad to say I've recovered from the trauma of receiving the AARP application the week of my birthday (November).

Dave

[prymsnap]

davec wrote:
50 years old. I'm glad to say I've recovered from the trauma of receiving the AARP application the week of my birthday (November).

Dave

The AARP thing really sucks. However, I remain proud of my generation's contribution to rock & roll, among other things.

Personally, I can work and play as hard as my much younger colleagues. It's the recovery time that differs.

[Shakes]

55 and have never opened any AARP mail.

[JoeH]

AARP, it would have been nice if they had waited until I was 50. I think I started receiving their mailings before I turned 45. :censor: