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And then she addresses you as "Sir.":oo:
Darn it would be funny if it wasn't so true. :laughing1:
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And then she addresses you as "Sir.":oo:
Darn it would be funny if it wasn't so true. :laughing1:
I hate shop assistants calling me sir. It's unaustralian. Mate will do nicely thankyou.
X3 for sir and also Mr. I prefer my first name.:((
You know your getting older when
You sit reading this thread and nod :roll:
You know you're getting old when you go to the loo many times thru the night .
Cheers:)
A recent cryptoquip puzzle had the solution:
MIDDLE AGE IS WHEN YOU'VE MET SO MANY PEOPLE THAT EVERY NEW PERSON YOU MEET REMINDS YOU OF SOMEONE ELSE. - OGDEN NASH
Cheers,
Joe
You know you are getting old when the barber you have aways gone to now cuts your hair, well what little you have left, your son's hair and your grandson's hair. Come to think of it the barber is getting old as well.
The Lions Club came around selling Christmas cakes, so I propped my daughter on my shoulder and went out to get one ... and they asked her if she was having fun visiting her GRANDPA :((
Smart little minx that she is, she corrected them and I was able to enjoy one of the most grovelling retractions I've witnessed ... from a bloke easily as old as me :D
This was five years ago now ... and my idea of a great time at the playground is her finding a 'friend' to play with so I can just sit and watch - THAT's getting old :(
Richard
The sign that says "Old age is not for sissies" makes sense. Bob:rolleyes: