I'll start by admitting to being a youthful 37 (well, I like to "think" I am young!)

You are still very young in my opinion.

* blush * Thank you :)

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Hooray! For once I am above average.

Than I am WAY below average......

I'll start by admitting to being a youthful 37 (well, I like to "think" I am young!)

You are still very young in my opinion.

* blush * Thank you :)

No problem. :)

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Hooray! For once I am above average.

Than I am WAY below average......

You are one of the reasons that I am below average, thank you :D

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51 years young...

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I'm just 68 year old!

It is often said that you should never ask a woman her age, but, what the Hell.... I'm 50 this year and I must be doing something right, since my partner is 38 this year! I do like the bike, Pappa; I've got a 1978 Suzuki GS750 EN, but my usual mode of transport is one of 3 Honda Legends I own. I have 2 X 2.7s (1 is a 225 bhp manual) and a 3.2 coupe (230 bhp), which are often driven in a 'spirited fashion'. First computer I got to grips with, was a DEC PDP-8. Ah well, getting older is better than the alternative!

I'll be 72 in March.

My first experience with computers was on a DEC PDP-8 also. The 'Classic', with 4096 12 bit words of ferrite core memory, and 'flip chips'.

I have fond memories of toggling in the RIM loader, then reading in the BIN loader, at 10CPS, on the ASR-33 Teletype.

And we had a real front panel, with switches and blinking lights. :-)

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Hey, we're getting older. Plus the great expansion in computer hardware, speed, etc.

I am somewhere between 14 and 54.

closer to 20 I would say.

Thats for sure.
He is a student so in the early twentys.

I'm a student but I'm not in my 20s. [Edit] Nor my teens!

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Trapped in a 48yr old shell, what's inside is a lot younger. It is true, you are only as old as you feel.

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3 months short of 21 blue moons

A Moon Pie for the first correct answer ;-)

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I'll be 72 in March.

My first experience with computers was on a DEC PDP-8 also. The 'Classic', with 4096 12 bit words of ferrite core memory, and 'flip chips'.

I have fond memories of toggling in the RIM loader, then reading in the BIN loader, at 10CPS, on the ASR-33 Teletype.

And we had a real front panel, with switches and blinking lights. :-)

heehee... you have a couple years on me, but if I had a dollar for every time I pushed "Clear/Load/Ready/Execute" on an old Honeywell DPS6 control panel (and tried to remember what the &#$%# all those LED error codes meant)..... my present financial state would be MUCH improved!

I'll be 72 in March.

My first experience with computers was on a DEC PDP-8 also. The 'Classic', with 4096 12 bit words of ferrite core memory, and 'flip chips'.

I have fond memories of toggling in the RIM loader, then reading in the BIN loader, at 10CPS, on the ASR-33 Teletype.

And we had a real front panel, with switches and blinking lights. :-)

heehee... you have a couple years on me, but if I had a dollar for every time I pushed "Clear/Load/Ready/Execute" on an old Honeywell DPS6 control panel (and tried to remember what the &#$%# all those LED error codes meant)..... my present financial state would be MUCH improved!

I remember curling up to take naps between the memory banks, or was it the massive floating point unit, attached to the IBM 360 Model 44 that I cut my FORTRAN teeth on (that was the warmest spot in the computer room).

I, too miss all those blinking lights on the front panel. Now if I could only remember the toggle sequence to clear core. Must have toggled one time too many and cleared my own core. LOL

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3 months short of 21 blue moons

A Moon Pie for the first correct answer ;-)

You're 3 months short of 52 then?

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I am somewhere between 14 and 54.

closer to 20 I would say.

Thats for sure.
He is a student so in the early twentys.

I'm a student but I'm not in my 20s. [Edit] Nor my teens!

LOL.
I know but i was talking about Henri not you.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

3 months short of 21 blue moons

A Moon Pie for the first correct answer ;-)

You're 3 months short of 52 then?

Sorry, no Moon Pie for you today :-(

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60. I will turn 61 next Thursday.

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David Stites
Pullman, WA USA

The old iron box I started my computer life on in early 1972:

http://cid-84ebf451443d965f.spaces.live.com/photos/cns!84EBF451443D965F!108/

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I used to be a cruncher like you, then I took an arrow to the knee.

3 months short of 21 blue moons

A Moon Pie for the first correct answer ;-)

You're 3 months short of 52 then?

Sorry, no Moon Pie for you today :-(

I'll try 57 in May. Do I get some Moon pie?

Sorry, no Moon Pie for you today :-( But you can try again tomorrow :-)

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The old iron box I started my computer life on in early 1972:

http://cid-84ebf451443d965f.spaces.live.com/photos/cns!84EBF451443D965F!108/

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