Birth Year

[pmulcahy11b]

Sorry for being a killjoy, Targan -- my remark was uncalled for. I apologize.

[Targan]

Originally Posted by pmulcahy11b

Sorry for being a killjoy, Targan -- my remark was uncalled for. I apologize.

No need to apologise. I understand how you must feel. Just remember that where there is life there is hope.

[Ed the Coastie]

1966 here...

[Twilight2000v3MM]

1972 here....

[Nowhere Man 1966]

Originally Posted by Ed the Coastie

1966 here...

Cool, another 1966. BTW, got a new job hauling auto parts around. Not glorious when compared to the times I was in IT and accounting but it pays the bills and people are not buying new cars but keeping their old jalopies running. I'm in that crowd too. Mom even saw that in the news where people are keeping their old cars.

Chuck M.

[Ed the Coastie]

I know all about having a stable job that isn't glamorous...I am presently an Assistant Manager at a movie theater. The pay isn't all that bad considering the area where I live, managers are all-but guaranteed 40+ hours/week, and the chances of getting laid-off are extremely slim. Plus it's really low-stress, so my blood pressure is comfortably under control.

[Littlearmies]

October 1961 here. Currently employed as credit manager for an upmarket wine importer in London, my blood pressure isn't doing great in the current economic climate but at least I get to bring home £30+ bottles of wine a few evenings a week.

[TiggerCCW UK]

December 1974, just turned 34 and as a special present it was my weekend to work, we'd 3 sold out concerts and a customer puked on me, all good fun! Work wise, I'm still managing in the students union bar and still enjoying it, even if my boss is a bit of a muppet.

[Nowhere Man 1966]

Originally Posted by Littlearmies

October 1961 here. Currently employed as credit manager for an upmarket wine importer in London, my blood pressure isn't doing great in the current economic climate but at least I get to bring home £30+ bottles of wine a few evenings a week.

One of the perks I like where I work at is sometimes the company buys lunch and I get a 20% discount on parts. My 1994 Explorer needs a lot of parts, sometimes I think it is sheer will that keeps it going.

Chuck M.

[mikeo80]

Originally Posted by Ed the Coastie

1966 here...

Born in Philadelphia, Pa, USA in 1953

[kato13]

Originally Posted by mikeo80

Born in Philadelphia, Pa, USA in 1953

jturfitt and Graebarde will be glad to have another contemporary. I would suggest you refrain from calling us all young pups as that is normally Graebarde's line

[pmulcahy11b]

You're six years older than my big sister. (And sorry, she's taken.)

[rabbakahn]

At what time does one cease being a young pup? Though I was born in '62 and can feel 50 kicking at the door (or window, I cannot tell), I still would like to consider myself a "pup". Does it count if my dear old dad was stomping in the jungles in WW2. He joined before long before the rush after Pearl Harbor.

And no, I cannot ask him where I stand either. I lost him back in '78.

Fred

[Sanjuro]

1967.
I could say I haven't had sex siince 2005- but it's only 2335 now!

[Olefin]

1965 here

Oh and by the way - my birthday is July 18 - nice touch considering its also the start of the game as well

[Medic]

1979. Last (good) batch before the '80ies' decadence.

[Graebarde]

And your STILL all a bunch of pups!!!!

[M-Type]

I had to drop in my vote to be the elephant in the room...go post 1990!

or more specifically, 1993

I just enjoy the older things...

[General Pain]

Originally Posted by Targan

No need to apologise. I understand how you must feel. Just remember that where there is life there is hope.

that's true targan, but I really hope u don't ever have to experience 18 years without a woman he he

U poor guy paul......

as a side comment I will quote groucho marx

"I stil remember the first time I had sex. I got the reciept right here"

hehehe