Oldest and Youngest Forum Members

[plaifender]

Just wondering what kind of demographics we have going on around here. What age group do most folks around here apply to:

To make things a bit more conspicuous we'll use the following system:

Group1 (1-18)

Group2 (19-25)

Group3 (26-35)

Group4 (36-45)

Group5 (46-55)

Group6 (56-65)

Group7 3 times older than me...

[mkultra]

Group 3

[TwoTone]

A Poll is probably a better Post choice...

Added...

TT

[plaifender]

A Poll is probably a better Post choice...

Added...

TT

thanks TT.. i had no clue

p.s. Group 2

Edited September 3, 2007 by plaifender

[Victoria]

"Old", huh?

[ryyannon]

Old enough to know better and too embarrassed to say....

[TwoTone]

Old enough to know better and too embarrassed to say....

I always preferred:

"Old enough to know how and too young to refuse..."

[scoobs1971]

I consider myself 27 + 120 months of added wisdom..

[jkerouac]

Just to be sure, are we talking physical age?

Emotional maturity?

Self-image?

Physical condition (as in "He had the body of an [xx]-year-old.")?

I ask because I just saw an article in Newsweek complaining that many adults just aren't acting like adults these days (in the opinion of the author). Her examples: oldsters dressing like teens or twentysomethings and starting garage bands.

[maxmilian]

group 3

[Pugwash]

I ask because I just saw an article in Newsweek complaining that many adults just aren't acting like adults these days (in the opinion of the author). Her examples: oldsters dressing like teens or twentysomethings and starting garage bands.

40 is the new 30.

I read an article in the Glasgow Herald celebrating precisely what Newsweek was complaining about!