how old are we all? - Page 8

Kennyeth · 20th December 2015, 04:47

68 with a youngish mind, being older is fine it`s the side effects that hurt.

Saw my Doctor two days ago and one of the things he said was "Your rotting away Ken" He`s a charming chap

Ken.

Darcydog · 20th December 2015, 07:34

A very fit 63 years here. Always walked our dogs every day for an hour or so and apart from red wine have no other vices.

Always been a car "nut" - always want to be

Having that passion for something is what keeps us alert - I meet people that do not seem to have a passion for something/anything occasionally and find them to be bland and boring.

zedhed · 20th December 2015, 08:00

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Originally Posted by Darcydog

A very fit 63 years here. Always walked our dogs every day for an hour or so and apart from red wine have no other vices.

Always been a car "nut" - always want to be

Having that passion for something is what keeps us alert - I meet people that do not seem to have a passion for something/anything occasionally and find them to be bland and boring.

Tinkering keeps me sane,when I'm outside messing,all my troubles are forgot,sounds mad but it's a fact,even though I get earache of you know who.

davel22 · 20th December 2015, 08:05

66 years old and that's a long time to wait to get really decent car

murphyv310 · 20th December 2015, 08:46

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Originally Posted by Darcydog

A very fit 63 years here. Always walked our dogs every day for an hour or so and apart from red wine have no other vices.

Always been a car "nut" - always want to be

Having that passion for something is what keeps us alert - I meet people that do not seem to have a passion for something/anything occasionally and find them to be bland and boring.

Never a truer word has been said in jest!
All of my issues have been caused by constant work, not only in the TV trade, then my last 9 years fixing pressure washers etc in the wet and cold, but car jobs, endless clutches for people with rear engined Skoda's, my own and friends cars too. Its all taken its toll but mentally I'm still as bright if not brighter than ever.
You can't beat a good old CCM, go on work that one out

FLYER · 20th December 2015, 11:24

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Originally Posted by M74

You're never too old to Rock and Roll if you're too young to die

Line from the Jethro Tull song of the same name.

20th December 2015, 08:05	#74
davel22 Avid contributor rover 75 tourer press car and 1999 saloon Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: luton Posts: 167 Thanks: 16 Thanked 35 Times in 29 Posts	how old 66 years old and that's a long time to wait to get really decent car

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Kennyeth This is my second home No more Rover Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Posts: 5,881 Thanks: 1,625 Thanked 1,308 Times in 998 Posts	68 with a youngish mind, being older is fine it`s the side effects that hurt. Saw my Doctor two days ago and one of the things he said was "Your rotting away Ken" He`s a charming chap Ken.

20th December 2015, 07:34	#72
Darcydog This is my second home Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 5,428 Thanks: 3,123 Thanked 3,170 Times in 2,096 Posts	A very fit 63 years here. Always walked our dogs every day for an hour or so and apart from red wine have no other vices. Always been a car "nut" - always want to be Having that passion for something is what keeps us alert - I meet people that do not seem to have a passion for something/anything occasionally and find them to be bland and boring.