I'm brain dead and comfortable with it

[NVW]

Yer all young whipper-snappers to me, at dam near 68...............

Tell us JD, what was it like when Moses parted the Red Sea?

 

[gmctd]

What's more significant is that the ARK hadda Cummins with twin-screw..................

 

[Diesel -T]

73 in March. Dont remember any Arks ,but there was something about an apple & a snake . Now, if I can remember how to get back here next time .

 

[mattthebrat]

32, or was it 31? wait... -quick math-, yep 32.

Plan on keeping this truck forever.

Hmm, May I be the youngest poster here? :baby:I know I'm not on the 'kiddy forum', but here perhaps.:

Sorry Matt, this Matt's got you beat: 19 and a couple of months. Of course though, that means I'm still too young to know anything yet.

 

[Sunshine]

Yer all young whipper-snappers to me, at dam near 68...............

JD... start planning your 70th love to come over and gear you up....with help....I will need help....


Edit: gear you up... here, its the same as rattle your cage, I hope there's no misunderstanding....

 

[Turbine Doc]

You know when I used to call from time to time our section on Place "Jurassic Park" I was talking about vintage trucks, now maybe it's referring to not just the truck but quite possibly vintage of the operators of them.

 

[JeffMD]

Sir, it is a time machine, a fountain of youth, and my most reliable vehicle (seriously).

Now you have me thinking too much! Is it a good thing that your Harley is more reliable than your truck or is it a bad thing that your truck is less reliable than your Harley?

I think I will take a nap now.

Oh yeah, I'll be 44 in June.

 

[thedole]

This operator turned 30 last year.. Memory wise I've always been in my eighties though..

 

[Dan Hunter]

The only problem is you forgot the milage while walking from the truck into the house to the computer.

Crap, you're right...not 100,000 - it's 110,000. AAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrhhhhhhhhhhhhhhpoop.

 

[Pruittx2]

Friday the 13th I'll be 21 with 21 years experience!!:cheers2::birthday2:

 

[JMJNet]

I will be 2nd year anniversary of 40th birthday in march.

By the way, I never forget anything just a "dramatic pause".

 

[Slim Shady]

ok I guess if we are all telling, I am at the 49 year old mark this year, I don't forget anything I can't remember I forgot. I think that makes sense, well I forget more now than I did because I have more stored up in my head,:thumbsup: and the old junk has to go somewhere. I just wish I had control over what I forget. Glad to be in the mature crowd here. :rolleyes5:

Slim

 

[1994ch]

Sorry Matt, this Matt's got you beat: 19 and a couple of months. Of course though, that means I'm still too young to know anything yet.

I'm afraid I know even less......17

 

[red]

21 here! nice to see some of us youngins rollin around with a 6.5 under the hood.

 

[NVW]

Mid life crisis for some of us and what do we do? Get a 6.5... Leo

 

[jbsaxman]

Well, they do say that the memory is the 2nd thing to go.

 

[JiFaire]

I heard that the knees were the second thing to go... but I can't remember who told me that.

 

[NVW]

I heard that the knees were the second thing to go... but I can't remember who told me that.

You would if you were a couple years younger. Leo

 

[matuva]

Did you ever listen to this song from the Bellamy brothers : the fountain of middle age.
Looks like they are singing for us):h

 

[Dieseldad97]

Did you ever listen to this song from the Bellamy brothers : the fountain of middle age.
Looks like they are singing for us):h

aaahhh the Bellamy brothers, good stuff!!! Here I thought I was the only one listening to them!