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[Special Ed]

It's all relative...

Well Rover, you may have it. I'm only 64, but with all the time warps I went through in the late '60's, who knows...
Special Ed

[DiverRay]

OK, Tod. I took the "extra" post off, and it reduced his fluff count by one. OH, and I get to add to mine for doing it!!

[XSokieSPECIAL]

Pay no attention.......

........to the man behind the curtain.........

[thewiz]

LMAO @ Tod ..

Well ... let's have the 'keeper of the posts' pull a couple away ... lol

I couldn't figure out how to delete one, the extra one got on there by non-judicious use of the 'Back' button ... I haven't been posting much and apparently need a refresher course.

This is hard stuff

[trbig]

Dang.. talk about fluffing to boost the post count for Guru! lol.



Tod

[thewiz]

There is also Ernie Elmore in Corona .. I bought an XS from him a few years back .. and he still had a G left in the garage with a few other bikes he was riding then as well .he is in that early 70's range too ... Planedick is close ... maybe close to 70.

[trbig]

FWIW, makin' kids is easy

Ate the age of 72, for most guys, gonna have to call BS on that one, Fred. If you say I'm missing your point, then it's OK, because you obviously missed mine.

Tod

[79XS11F]

It isn't me thank god.
Rob

[XSokieSPECIAL]

Hi Tod,
FWIW, makin' kids is easy, it's raisin' them that takes the effort and is the more impressive.

+1 Fred

[fredintoon]

- - - That being said, if the son is not adopted.. it's pretty impressive! lol. - - - Tod

Hi Tod,
FWIW, makin' kids is easy, it's raisin' them that takes the effort and is the more impressive.

[DiverRay]

Tkat does not post here because of his internet speed, or lack of it. I KNOW he is still riding on two wheels, the "Road Sofa" and his Bandit being the "normal" rides for now. I think he is in the 72 to 74 year old range, so I guess that will count.
And yeah, a son at 68 is NOT on my list, but some grandchildren once I get up there isn't a bad idea. And I'm 55 and still riding on two wheels.....

[trbig]

You do realize that at your 4 year old's grad you'll be 86?

LOL.. I was kinda thinking along those lines also, Fred. As in... seems like he'd be old enough to realize what the heck causes that?!

That being said, if the son is not adopted.. it's pretty impressive! lol. I just hope to make it to your age, let alone worry about the ability to be shooting anything off besides dusty dry-chem looking blanks!

Tod

[fredintoon]

Yes, three wheels count. I have a sidecar, just don't use it much. I have a four year old son, I should add his age to mine, but in all honesty, I should subtract his four years. He keeps me young. Am I the oldest here?

Hi Rover,
I'm older than you by perhaps a year, but must yield to you in the fatherhood race by over 2 decades. My youngest son (and him a package deal inclusion from my second marriage) is 27. And yes, getting 2 small boys at age 51 sure stops one sliding into middle-aged complacency. You do realize that at your 4 year old's grad you'll be 86?

[Dragon Tamer]

Not only does Rover ride, he rides spry! When I first met him I would not have guessed his age, still hard to believe. He is absolutely hard to keep up with, on the bike or off.

[XSokieSPECIAL]

I am looking for the most senior member (oldest) that is still actively riding his or her XS11. I will be 72 soon, and STILL RIDE!!!

I think Fred is a little older rover.

http://www.xs11.com/forum/member.php?u=1389