Over The Hill L.O.S.T. sound off.

tonycrd · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 7:34 am

InCommando wrote:

Mallow, most of them SUV'ers are looking for the "push button to climb hill".

I am only 42. But does it help that I already retired from a civil service job? 20 & out, that's me!

Ow man, that's just not fair. Now get a job like the rest of us and slave until you're 65.

Sigh...only 25 years to go...mmm, I already did 25 so I'm halfway there!

All you 1980 something teens still have to do 40+ :-)r

KJ4ME · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:34 am

im military... 20 & out!

if i do my 20, ill b 37 recieving a retirement check

bugnout · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:36 am

Ya man, I'm looking forward to having the time to go wheelin much more often. Just 10 short years away if all goes to plan. It would be too depressing I was still looking at 40+ years in the grinder

Would suck to be a young pup. :shock:

hooperswish · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 10:33 am

48 years young.
still hoopin....
still back packing....
still servicing the better half....
still doing the ultimate fighting circuit....(yea right)
retiring in seven years....
still loving the liberty!!!
:wink:

JJsTJ · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 10:40 am

2/15/1969 = 39 years and counting. My 30's were great and looking forward it looks like the 40's will be even better. (not liking still having 15 to go till retirement though)

CaKJFreedom · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 12:41 pm

At least we'd still have hair to dye.... :wink:

11-26-72 Just 35. 20's were great, 30's have been freaking sweet so far. I've been told I'll have to grow up eventually. Eh. I'll get to it.

JJsTJ · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 12:58 pm

CaKJFreedom wrote:

At least we'd still have hair to dye.... :wink:

11-26-72 Just 35. 20's were great, 30's have been freaking sweet so far. I've been told I'll have to grow up eventually. Eh. I'll get to it.

Grow up?? Not familiar..... whats that all about?

Its never too late to have a happy childhood!

bugnout · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 2:17 pm

JJsKJ wrote:

CaKJFreedom wrote:

At least we'd still have hair to dye.... :wink:

11-26-72 Just 35. 20's were great, 30's have been freaking sweet so far. I've been told I'll have to grow up eventually. Eh. I'll get to it.

Grow up?? Not familiar..... whats that all about?

Its never too late to have a happy childhood!

Thats right, I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up :wink:

hardhittinz · **Joined:** Tue Jul 03, 2007 10:44 pm **Posts:** 195

27 here born nov 1980

tonycrd · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 3:26 pm

bugnout wrote:

Ya man, I'm looking forward to having the time to go wheelin much more often. Just 10 short years away if all goes to plan. It would be too depressing I was still looking at 40+ years in the grinder

Would suck to be a young pup. :shock:

Even though I live in a relaxed country now I still have a very hectic live at the moment. Depending the housing market I'll pack it in also in about ten years and then sit back and enjoy whatever time I got left.

And I would love to be a teen now...just imagine what technology lies ahead...I was a teen in the sucking 1980's.

Only thing..you'll never ever get to drive a carburated V8...by the time you are my age everybody has a Prius-thingy.

tommudd · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 6:54 pm

JJsKJ wrote:

CaKJFreedom wrote:

At least we'd still have hair to dye.... :wink:

11-26-72 Just 35. 20's were great, 30's have been freaking sweet so far. I've been told I'll have to grow up eventually. Eh. I'll get to it.

Grow up?? Not familiar..... whats that all about?

Its never too late to have a happy childhood!

I have retired twice and looking forward to retiring again in 5 or 6 years then will do my childhood over again, somewhere else where its warm and living is cheap!!!!

myjeepwalks · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:00 pm

tommudd wrote:

JJsKJ wrote:

CaKJFreedom wrote:

At least we'd still have hair to dye.... :wink:

11-26-72 Just 35. 20's were great, 30's have been freaking sweet so far. I've been told I'll have to grow up eventually. Eh. I'll get to it.

Grow up?? Not familiar..... whats that all about?

Its never too late to have a happy childhood!

I have retired twice and looking forward to retiring again in 5 or 6 years then will do my childhood over again, somewhere else where its warm and living is cheap!!!!

darn wish i could retire, maybe once i find a nice late 30's milf that just cashed in on a divorce. haha oh yeah and i'm 29.

Guest · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:33 pm

Rush345 wrote:

Keep Laughing You Young Pup's
Rememmer we could Date Your Mama's :shock:

Sorry, my mom's standards are too high

tjkj2002 · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:55 pm

Quote:

At least we'd still have hair to dye....

At least that's one thing I will never have to worry about.................Going bald :wink:

.

Not into dying my hair,I'm past that point and it's hard to find those KoolAid packets to dye my hair a different color everyday like back in my teens :lol:

.

tommudd · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 10:00 pm

myjeepwalks wrote:

tommudd wrote:

JJsKJ wrote:

CaKJFreedom wrote:

At least we'd still have hair to dye.... :wink:

11-26-72 Just 35. 20's were great, 30's have been freaking sweet so far. I've been told I'll have to grow up eventually. Eh. I'll get to it.

Grow up?? Not familiar..... whats that all about?

Its never too late to have a happy childhood!

I have retired twice and looking forward to retiring again in 5 or 6 years then will do my childhood over again, somewhere else where its warm and living is cheap!!!!

darn wish i could retire, maybe once i find a nice late 30's milf that just cashed in on a divorce. haha oh yeah and i'm 29.

my next retirement will be good since my wife will be working and I can do what I want for a change. She has another good 25 years to work, by then I will be ....WOW :shock:

too dang old I guess

myjeepwalks · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2008 10:15 pm

tommudd wrote:

myjeepwalks wrote:

tommudd wrote:

JJsKJ wrote:

CaKJFreedom wrote:

At least we'd still have hair to dye.... :wink:

11-26-72 Just 35. 20's were great, 30's have been freaking sweet so far. I've been told I'll have to grow up eventually. Eh. I'll get to it.

Grow up?? Not familiar..... whats that all about?

Its never too late to have a happy childhood!

I have retired twice and looking forward to retiring again in 5 or 6 years then will do my childhood over again, somewhere else where its warm and living is cheap!!!!

darn wish i could retire, maybe once i find a nice late 30's milf that just cashed in on a divorce. haha oh yeah and i'm 29.

my next retirement will be good since my wife will be working and I can do what I want for a change. She has another good 25 years to work, by then I will be ....WOW :shock:

too dang old I guess

That's a frickin sweet plan you got goin on there!!! I'd love to work on my wrecks all day with no nagging. On top of that send the wife to work to buy the parts to mod them up..

_UnLiMiTeD_ · **Posted:** Thu Apr 10, 2008 1:09 am

so far im the youngest being borin in 1989

tommudd · **Posted:** Thu Apr 10, 2008 1:18 am

_UnLiMiTeD_ wrote:

so far im the youngest being borin in 1989

I think I have some underware that old :oops:

Fouros · **Posted:** Thu Apr 10, 2008 1:22 am

tommudd wrote:

_UnLiMiTeD_ wrote:

so far im the youngest being borin in 1989

I think I have some underware that old :oops:

i knowI do :shock:

cmohr · **Posted:** Thu Apr 10, 2008 3:39 am

Fouros wrote:

tommudd wrote:

_UnLiMiTeD_ wrote:

so far im the youngest being borin in 1989

I think I have some underware that old :oops:

i knowI do :shock:

What is this "un...un...under......w..ware" thing you talk of :?:

And is it important that it is old????

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