How old are you?

[normaM]

Savour, aren't you 2055 til Dec 25?

[oldtrucker]

2056 years old.

The Second Coming has passed.

Yer a youngin'
I remember leading my people out of Beringia.
Every trail was uphill both ways and increasingly ice laden...
Kids these days

[Queen K]

[Babba_not_Gump]

Twenty points for me.
And I still write cheques.

[Fancy]

It's a point for things you've NEVER done.

How about party line?
Sending a telegram?
Using a crank telephone?
Listening to 78 LP's?

[Babba_not_Gump]

It's a point for things you've NEVER done.

How about party line?
Sending a telegram?
Using a crank telephone?
Listening to 78 LP's?

Party line? Remember them.

Twenty points for me.
And I still write cheques.

Opps, zero for me.
That's what happens when you're running on no sleep.

[Fancy]

I was tallying up points too until I finally realized the question - think it should be reworded.

I continually ran for the phone even though I was getting yelled at it wasn't our ring.

[dreamon]

Party line.
Three digit phone number plus an exchange.
Cane.
Smoking section on planes.
Floor dipswitch.
Vinyl bench car seat.
No child seat in car.
Writing letters.

[Queen K]

How about just writing. Anything. When I do I end up looking like a 4 year old with crayons after all the typing I do.

[Noisy Boater]

Put playing cards with a clothes pin on my Mustand bike spokes. It had a bananna seat the back rest and the ape hanger handle bars !!!

[oldtrucker]

When was the last party line in Canada? I remember having one until 1983

[Glacier]

When was the last party line in Canada? I remember having one until 1983

We had party line until around 2000.

[Sonny Taylor]

Put playing cards with a clothes pin on my Mustand bike spokes. It had a bananna seat the back rest and the ape hanger handle bars !!!

I had one of those. 3 speed stick shifter mounted on the top crossbar between your legs and a good old Sturmey-archer 3 speed hub on the rear wheel (no derailleur).

At 16 years old I rode it on a 160 Km trip out of Toronto to cottage country (near Peterborough). On the way back to Toronto, people told me I was nuts to even try this on a bike like that, but I had already made it out of Toronto and was now simply coming back home, so I already knew what I was doing. Of course, I made it home in 2.5 days. I took less travelled highways to avoid traffic, making the trip a bit longer and more scenic.

Fond memories!

[my5cents]

I'm so old I almost posted the same stuff I posted on page two.

[GordonH]

As I get older my grumpy personality seems to grow.