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How old are you Kenny?
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I'm same age as Do Wah rob, 63.
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My neice is 70 this year. It's complicated. lol
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niece*
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incest always is
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sounds complicated |
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The queen's your niece !!!!!
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Jenny ^^^.
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Sorry Kenny Typo
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lol, class, scissors.
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well they're still alive thank goodness, only 1 month to go.
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that's some going Kenny
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Certainly is BB, but they're some way behind the other Bradford couple who clocked up 86 years married a few weeks ago.
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It will be a HUGE loss to society when that generation all go. Different breed.
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they sure were
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86 years together - and couple still smiling!
8:00am Monday 9th January 2012 in News By Kathryn Bradley Karam and Kartari Chand who have just celebrated their 86th year together Karam and Kartari Chand who have just celebrated their 86th year together A Bradford couple who celebrated their 86th wedding anniversary this month could be the UK’s longest married husband and wife. Karam and Kartari Chand, of Washington Street, tied the knot in a traditional Sikh ceremony in 1925. They have just celebrated their 86th year together, which they think may qualify them as the UK's longest married couple. Mr Chand, 106, and his wife, 99, were born in a small rural village in the Punjab in northern India. They emigrated to Bradford in 1966, where Mr Chand found work in the mill trade. They went on to have eight children, 27 grandchildren and more than ten great grandchildren. Their daughter Kaushalya Devi said there was no secret to her parents long marriage. “I just think they have had a happy time together. Simple co-operation, patience and just getting along has been the key to it all.” Mr and Mrs Chand live with their youngest son Satpal, who is the landlord of the Castle Hotel in Grattan Street, together with his wife and two of their four children. Mrs Devi said she thought a good diet and a close family had contributed to her parents’ long and happy lives. “Living with family is a big help and support,” she said. “The company of family helps them to pass time and stay alert instead of them being alone in the house. Ads by Google |
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86 years will take some beating
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yes, they got married the same year my 70 years married brother-in-law was born. lol
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I suppose it would not be deemed unusual all those years ago
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And she did Burton.
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My grandparents will hopefully be celebrating their 73rd later this year.
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Kenny did your father start another family with a much younger woman? is this why you are 7 years younger than your niece?
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73rd! That's brilliant. Congratulations to them.
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I haven't forgotten the question AG, just watching golf.
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Mum married her first husband in about 1927. It produced my step-sister the same year. Sadly her father died in 1936, aged 36. She the married my dad in 1943 which produced me and my full sister. Sadly he died in 1953, so poor mum was widowed for the 2nd time at age 47.
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If I'd have stayed married to wife No.1 it would be 43 years this July
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I think Reggie did more than 30!
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Kenny she is not your step sister but your half sister.
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I actually knew a nice old couple who were married for 80 years. Would that be Platinum?
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you're quite right AG.
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platinum's 70
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So it`s your half sister`s daughter who is 85 and her daughter(your niece) who is 69?
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So what is 80?
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oak
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no no ignore that
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she's 86 actually, and her husband is 88 so they;re quite young to have been married 70 years. Barbara, my niece is 69.
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After they got married he lost his first weeks wages on the dogs.
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Cripes - is it past one?
Always thought the fewer relatives the better. |