Farewell Grampy Bobby

Originally posted by moveitgudt
Where did time go? It used to be that the elderly maintain respect and reverence in a community. Life and times of the young blood vs. the old and the wise. Safe sailing, Grampy.

Thank you.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Thank you.

Are you going to let him/her call you "elderly" and get away with it?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Are you going to let him/her call you "elderly" and get away with it?

Fact - username, and the history of his posts. No disrespect intended. We all get to travel that road sooner or later. All the best to you and yours, Andy.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Are you going to let him/her call you "elderly" and get away with it?

I'd knock his block off with my cane, and then speed away with my walker! Damned whippersnapper!

Originally posted by Ice Cold
I'd knock his block off with my cane, and then speed away with my walker! Damned whippersnapper!

You are mighty special.

Originally posted by moveitgudt
Fact - username, and the history of his posts. No disrespect intended. We all get to travel that road sooner or later. All the best to you and yours, Andy.

Bobby isn't as old as you seem to think.. though he does play the age card whenever it suits
his purpose. I've been traveling the road a bit longer than Bobby, and I don't consider myself
"elderly." That sad little adjective sprang to life as a euphemism for old, but too often these
days it also suggests infirmity or feebleness. I am older (76), and I'll let you know when I'm
ready to be elderly. But don't hold your breath.

Thanks for your good wishes.

-Removed-

must have been...i mean, it's getting spooky, isn't it?

-Removed-

wake up!?! hell, i'm too scared to even go to sleep anymore!

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Are you going to let him/her call you "elderly" and get away with it?

Gerontological solidarity, Andy?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Bobby isn't as old as you seem to think.. though he does play the age card whenever it suits
his purpose. I've been traveling the road a bit longer than Bobby, and I don't consider myself
"elderly." That sad little adjective sprang to life as a euphemism for old, but too often these
days it also suggests infirmity or feebleness. I am older (76), and ...[text shortened]... n I'm
ready to be elderly. But don't hold your breath.

Thanks for your good wishes.

at 76 you've moved beyond 'elderly'

Originally posted by Seitse
Gerontological solidarity, Andy?

Not at all. It's just my personal campaign against discriminatory labeling and premature aging.

Originally posted by trev33
at 76 you've moved beyond 'elderly'

Yes! To infinity and beyond..

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Not at all. It's just my personal campaign against discriminatory labeling and premature aging.

You have my support.