FenStar wrote:
What? KT's 34?
I thought she was older...
Do I dare ask how much older?
qwertyuiop001 wrote:
It's because you saw her feet. She has old "soles."
My feet are youthful! Um...it was bluebled & me...We were to have said were "old souls" not "soles"...
pooflady wrote:
I really, really don't think you should have said that.
Agreed.
don'twantaname wrote:
Should we just keep on quoting it till she sees it?
Oh, I find things sooner or later, trust me...
FenStar wrote:
34 is young in my book.
*Asks Fen, "Which book is that exactly?"
Josephus wrote:
man, I bet that smells. whew!
an old haddock would probably be worse though...
Salt & vinegar haddock?
FenStar wrote:
I said 20's, but i consider my parents middle aged, therefore
0-15 =kid
15-18 =child
18-25 = old kid
25-35 =young adult
35-45 =young
45-55 =middle aged
55-65 =upper-middle aged
65+ = senior/ old
So, technically, your parents were anywhere between 16 and 35 when you were born. Assuming that your mother had you when my mother had me, that would make you 22.
Follow that math logic...
qwertyuiop001 wrote:
0 to kt =kid
kt+ to lynn =child
lynn+ to Gman = old kid
Gman+ to poof = young adult
poof+ to damnjoe = young
damnjoe+ = middle aged
Poor damnjoe.
qwertyuiop001 wrote:0 to kt = baby
kt+ to lynn = child
lynn+ to Gman = kid
Gman+ to poof = young adult
poof+ to damnjoe = young
damnjoe+ = middle aged
You can drop the "y" and just add an "e." j/k