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Old 08-21-2016, 09:16 AM   #1
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if you are or you want this greeting.....Happy Senior Citizens Day!!!!!
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Ditto... but I'm 70 going on 16!
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I'm 79 going on 40.
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So . . . are they now giving a free Model A Ford brake adjustment to all the geezers?

Which geek came up with that Senior Citizen day thing? What next?

Back when that Senior Citizen discount bunk started back in 1970s, it used to annoy me. There were sections in supermarkets popping up then with lower priced food dedicated to "SENIOR CITIZENS". What pandering clowns contrived that feel good scam? Actually thought it to be the old stale garbage that needed to be otherwise thrown into the dumpster the next day. Figured then that if any group deserved an overall discount on things it should be younger people say under age 25 or so and not some horde of scavenging self entitled geezers.

The only old guy "discount" that I accept is riding the New Jersey Transit EXPRESS bus over into Manhattan. It stops right out in front of our Fort Lee, NJ apartment building. Being 70 years old now . . . the cost for me is ONE-DOLLAR ($1.00) to roll into New York City for some marvelous Pizza at John's just outside of Times Square.

Life is Good even without some sort of discount!
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So . . . are they now giving a free Model A Ford brake adjustment to all the geezers?

Which geek came up with that Senior Citizen day thing? What next?

Back when that Senior Citizen discount bunk started back in 1970s, it used to annoy me. There were sections in supermarkets popping up then with lower priced food dedicated to "SENIOR CITIZENS". What pandering clowns contrived that feel good scam? Actually thought it to be the old stale garbage that needed to be otherwise thrown into the dumpster the next day. Figured then that if any group deserved an overall discount on things it should be younger people say under age 25 or so and not some horde of scavenging self entitled geezers.

The only old guy "discount" that I accept is riding the New Jersey Transit EXPRESS bus over into Manhattan. It stops right out in front of our Fort Lee, NJ apartment building. Being 70 years old now . . . the cost for me is ONE-DOLLAR ($1.00) to roll into New York City for some marvelous Pizza at John's just outside of Times Square.

Life is Good even without some sort of discount!
But you do accept Social Security and reduced bus FARES right? Seniors are given discounts to recognize the contributions they have made to your great country. Everything you enjoy today you owe to the efforts of seniors. Remember many of them risked and some gave their lives so that America could become one of the greatest countries in the world. Take the discounts, you earned them , Wayne
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I DETEST that title! The world treats us as though we're slow, stupid & demented & prime suckers to sell some useless crap to!! Restaurants give us the "SENIOR" price & give us smaller portions of Old Folks Mashed Potatoes, or Cheep Spaghetti, with sauce that comes in 5 gallon cans, and made from REJECT FRUIT!
"Whoever" started this SENIOR CITIZENS DAY thing, is probably making MONEY with it!
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For the old and grumpy BAA HUMBUGS!!!!Not all of us have to wear Depends or use false teeth.....yet!!!!


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Some people celebrate Senior Citizens Day on August 14 as it was the day past US president Franklin Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act in 1935. However, in 1988 Ronald Reagan, who was the US president at the time, declared August 21 to be National Senior Citizens Day.
This observance was established in honor of senior citizens in the US who made positive contributions in their communities. The day was also created to bring awareness of social, health, and economic issues that affect senior citizens.
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Some people can not accept the description of being called a senior. It us not the time to be grumpy and nasty it is the time to enjoy the autumn season of your life. If you don't like senior. Deals refuse to accept or order them. Pay full price for food, health and recreational memberships, haircuts, admissions, etcetera. But don't live up to your reputation as being nasty and ornery as demonstrated in this post. Don't be cynical because some people are trying to recognize your past and present importance in your family, your community and your country. Wayne
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When you become a "senior" your junk mail is always trying to sell you OLD FOLKS stuff.
Pat's been gone for 4 years & they're still tryin' to sell her Funeral Plans, Life Insurance & Invitations for a FREE Spaghetti dinner/seminar! BAH HUMBUG!
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My body is 79 but my mind is 25. Sure wish my can do could keep up with my won't to.
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On a slightly different vein than this string, if you have never taken your A to a special care facility you really should do it. So many people come to look at the cars (most won't let them take a ride now-a-days without specific family authorization) and many get in to sit in them. It makes my day just to spend an hour or so doing this. Try it if you haven't, and you attitude will improve.
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I didn't mind becoming a Senior Citizen, but now three of my five children are Senior Citizens. How can we stop this?
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"Senior" Bennies
• Discount on my RE taxes
• Free license tabs for 2 of my (modern) cars
• Discount at Villiage Inn & Wendy's

None of which keeps up with the higher cost of everyting else these days.
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• Discount at Villiage Inn & Wendy's

None of which keeps up with the higher cost of everyting else these days.
And I am sure you are appreciative and don't turn them down! I don't understand some people. Does pride get in the way ? Wayne
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I'm slower but smarter. Not a bad trade off.
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On a slightly different vein than this string, if you have never taken your A to a special care facility you really should do it. So many people come to look at the cars (most won't let them take a ride now-a-days without specific family authorization) and many get in to sit in them. It makes my day just to spend an hour or so doing this. Try it if you haven't, and you attitude will improve.
Rich,
I went to one & they wanted me to SELL my house & move in with them, BUT, they didn't allow DOGS--so much for THAT!
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Bill, You are Priceless!
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To me, getting old is a gravity issue. I hope I never become a grumpy old man! As to the discounts that are available, I'll take all they give, I really don't care about their motive. I could say more but one of the things I have learned as I got older, is when to stop talking and keep quiet... And to enjoy ever day I wake up on the right side of the grass. and with that said I think I'll take a ride in the '29 pickup.
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Just got this as an email from a friend, perfect..
1. My goal for 2016 was to lose just 10 pounds … only 15 to go ...

2. Ate salad for dinner …Mostly croutons & tomatoes ... Really just one big, round crouton covered with tomato sauce ... And cheese... FINE, it was a pizza... I ate a pizza …

3. How to prepare Tofu: 1. Throw it in the trash. 2. Grill some Meat.

4. I just did a week's worth of cardio after walking into a spider web ...

5. I don't mean to brag but… I finished my 14-day diet food in 3 hours and 20 minutes ...

6. A recent study has found women who carry a little extra weight live longer than men who mention it ...

7. Kids today don't know how easy they have it... when I was young, I had to walk 9 feet through shag carpet to change the TV channel...

8. Senility has been a smooth transition for me...

9. Remember back when we were kids and every time it was below zero out they closed school? Me neither.

10. I may not be that funny or athletic or good looking or smart or talented … I forgot where I was going with this ...

11. I love being over 70 … I learn something new every day … and forget 5 others ...

12. A thief broke into my house last night … He started searching for money … so I woke up and searched with him...

13. My dentist told me I need a Crown … I said, "You bet, pour mine over rocks" …

14. I think I'll just put an "Out of Order" sticker on my forehead and call it a day ...


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To me, getting old is a gravity issue. I hope I never become a grumpy old man! As to the discounts that are available, I'll take all they give, I really don't care about their motive. I could say more but one of the things I have learned as I got older, is when to stop talking and keep quiet... And to enjoy ever day I wake up on the right side of the grass. and with that said I think I'll take a ride in the '29 pickup.
A wise man indeed ! Keep up the healthy outlook on life. Wayne
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Holdover, these are PRICELESS!!!!!!!
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To all my fellow Model A drivers that are young, good looking, virile and single like me, our own, "Happy Young, Good Looking, Virile and Single Day" is coming soon, I'll post that too when I find out when it is....I once knew but I forgot!!!!!
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Just turned 92. I will tell you when I get old. Darn still limping around since I broke my hip in December. The funny part about my problem is the artificial knee hurts like h-ll. Ol step and a half Tony
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I am 71 and still working so I only have weekends to work on my Model A and T.
I leave home at 6:30 AM and get back at 6PM.

On top of that it takes me twice as long to do anything on the vehicles today as it did a few years ago.

I need to live until 103 to complete the projects that are on my current to do list -assuming that the list does not grow.
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Hallmark must have invented it. Is there a card available? If so, Hallmark or some other card company.
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If being labelled as being a senior is seen as a negative thing why does this forum refer to its long standing and experienced members as senior too? Surely that is seen as positive.
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If being labelled as being a senior is seen as a negative thing why does this forum refer to its long standing and experienced members as senior too? Surely that is seen as positive.
I think in that case, anyone could be a senior without the bennies, just post enough times and BINGO!!!!! you be a senior.... I think there should be a count on how many one stars a member gets and make that member a GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I think in that case, anyone could be a senior without the bennies, just post enough times and BINGO!!!!! you be a senior.... I think there should be a count on how many one stars a member gets and make that member a GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Anybody CAN be a senior! I'm still under 50...for a few more months...
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Ya don't got to be a Geezer to be a SENIOR. In some places at age 50 a person gets entitled to half price on a plate of Eggs n' SPAM.
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I'm 32 years younger than my 31' and so I guess a medium old fart
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Our local Chili's restaurant here has a policy to card everyone ordering alcoholic drinks, regardless of age. It is a bit confusing to order off the Senior's menu, but still have to show ID to prove your old enough to purchase alcohol when you order a beer with that meal. Makes my 68 year old wife giddy with glee to be asked for her ID card though. Me, I get a kick out of watching her when they ask for her ID. :-)
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Our local Chili's restaurant here has a policy to card everyone ordering alcoholic drinks, regardless of age. It is a bit confusing to order off the Senior's menu, but still have to show ID to prove your old enough to purchase alcohol when you order a beer with that meal. Makes my 68 year old wife giddy with glee to be asked for her ID card though. Me, I get a kick out of watching her when they ask for her ID. :-)

When you get to be a senior you begin to realize just how STUPID people can be. And they STILL don't listen to us!
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