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and I'm still pulling chicks.
Work that one out.
Work that one out.
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if this doesnt win thread over the year im giving up
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Of course I don't tell the chicks that. lol
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they will know looking at you
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Well ask huggy when I've met him for a pint shortly.
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it's too complex to even try working out
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George Burns?
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not complex at all BB
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BTW they say that Oil of Olay works wonders. Is that right MrM?
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Ulay*
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oh you're right
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I'd guess your dad was born around 1910?
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his dad was obviously born before 1900
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you lot aren't very good at maths
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Former US President John Tyler who was born in 1790 still has two living grandchildren
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indeed crags
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Could've been born around 1910, which was in the 20th century
Reasonable to assume that at that time there was someone, somewhere, 110 years old or a little older - i.e. born in 1799, which was in the 18th centruy |
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someone born 1799
died aged 115 in 1914 dad born just before he died had kenny aged 46 in 1950 kenny is a 65 year old who keeps chickens in his garden and pulls them out of their cage everyday to feed them  |
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He would have to be born in the 1890s latest, so must have been in his 50s when you were conceived.
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spot on, on the decade and age, Foinavon.
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I'll settle for 65 SH.
Dad born 1899, had the pleasure of me whe he was 50. |
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I doubt anyone born in the 18th century lived to be 100.
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My Grand dad was born 1890s, even so I'm similar age to you.
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I'm sure a good few did.
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Good grief, I'm 4 years older than Kenny
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I thought we knew that mate. Had you down as 69 which makes 3 actually.
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same age as Aunty Post.
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My great Grandfather a Russian immigrant who died in the mid 70's told me his Grandfather used to tell him stories of his time as a soldier in the Russian Army in the 1820's, quite mind blowing that someone I had contact with spoke to someone who was living well over 200 years ago.
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Yes, 69 Kenny. Just hanging on. Chicks running too fast for me now.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Ann_Neve (18 May 1792 – 4 April 1903) |
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Foinavon 06 May 15 18:47 My Grand dad was born 1890s, even so I'm similar age to you. So was mine, 1896. |
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Man born in 1839. His daughter died in 2011.
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John Major's dad was born in 1879.
crags 06 May 15 18:46 Joined: 06 May 10 | Topic/replies: 5,447 | Blogger: crags's blog I doubt anyone born in the 18th century lived to be 100. Looks like you doubted wrong crags - see brendan's link. Lived to 110!! |
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Thinly veiled I'm wasting my pension on escorts thread.
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is rob fishing?
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Margaret Ann Neve
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_people_by_year_of_birth |