65 (and feelin' it)

72 and feeling it....lol

Almost 72, enough to bring up the average, but younger than some the old fossils lurking around here. But the kids here (y'know, like still in their 60s) likely wonder how I dare call some others "old fossils."

Can I change my answer?

"As old as my tongue and a little older than my teeth."

62 years, and all within 20 miles of the lake

38 years...**** that went fast!

well aged...
 

My body says 61 but my brain still thinks I am 18.

Just turned 40

53
 

But my wife insists I am 12

I'm 57. Young enough to start building ramps and handrails so I can continue to use my Island property.

As for me...
 

I am presently 8 years away from 60. Of course, next year I will be 9 years away from 60. :)

69 in January OMG I don't believe it. I still refuse to grow up:laugh:

45 today and spending it where? Of course THE LAKE!!


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Celebrated the 16th anniversary of my 29th birthday this year, lol.

You are 66 years old.

Well maybe 67. But then if he/she spent time acting well above or below their age who knows.:D

Age
 

And the winner is.......Slick.:cheers::cheers::cheers:

Holy crap!!!!!
 

1,939,088,000 seconds old. I plan on adding another 1,000,000,000 seconds to it, but some how doubt that will happen. In the meantime I will try to make every second a good one.

Old as dirt at 68. :eek:

I thought getting old would take longer.. :laugh:

Me too:laugh:

I'm 2 1/2 years from a free fishing license:)

another Boomer
 

67 here. and Lovin' this thread! And not Quite ready, yet, for these Weavers' lyrics:

I get up each morning and dust off my wits,
Open the paper, and read the Obits.
If I’m not there, I know I’m not dead,
So I eat a good breakfast and go back to bed!

Age
 

Yeah, I guess I'm typical - 56

I'm afraid this means we are all growing old together!

Yikes!
 

62 years old last summer ... then took up playing walking soccer (rekindling my Brit youth) and now will be 63 years young this year !...

Unfortunately, free is not free anymore. They quietly did away from it this year. License will cost the 68+ crowd either 5 or 10 bucks per year. See the fish and game website. Has something to do with license purchases down, costs going up. Glad i got mine two years ago. Sorry for the bad news.

I live here... I am always Upthesaukee.

Permanent Senior License
 

If you were born on or before December 31, 1947, your NH Resident Permanent Over-68 Hunting and Fishing license is grandfathered in. This is a free license that can only be obtained at Fish and Game headquarters or Regional Offices 1 (Lancaster), 2 (New Hampton) and 4 (Keene).

Get application form here: http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/lice...ver-68-app.pdf

Non-resident seniors pay regular non-resident license prices.

Thanks Senter Cove Guy
 

I was on my tablet last night when I posted what I did. I feel bad that those who are turning 68 this year and following years won't be able to get the free license. This change in licensing seemed to come in under the radar. I know I have seen more about hunting and trapping bobcats over the past year, and nothing about the increase in fees for hunting and fishing licenses, as well as doing away with the free licenses for those turning 68 this year (2016). Granted, the cost of a "senior" license is very low compared to a regular resident license, but there is not many things that are cheaper than free. :(

Ready for Medicare this May........ LOL

33 but with injuries in the past few months I've been feeling closer to the average age of this group!

Age
 

My wife and I are 38 and 36 respectively. Can't thank the forum members enough for supplying much needed advice before recently just getting land on Sleepers. Life long dream and hope to retire there in about thirty years ( hopefully sooner!)

Age
 

Guess both me and the wife are in the in crowd at 61 and 60.

68 but binary challenged.

How do you get 44 from 00101100?

IS that the binary system?

Peter

Yes, converting binary to decimal. This...

00101100 (0+0+32+0+8+4+0+0), corresponding to the location of each 1/0.

Please explain how you get 32 for the first 1?

In the following order you count the decimal equivalent of a binary number.

[128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1], if there is a '1' present in the corresponding location that number is added. If a '0' is present in the corresponding location that number is not added.

Therefore [128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1] = [0+0+32+0+8+4+0+0] = [44]

Average Age of Forum Users
 

I'm 9.5 yrs in dog years ! :laugh:

Thanks, Hellra. An excellent explanation. Even I could understand!

You're welcome Cobalt, glad it was helpful.