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When I was born, the flag of the United States had 49 stars.

between January and August of 1958 making you 52 going on 53 soon

Uuh..do you know this by heart (because you are a US Citicen) or have you Google for it? :D

Helli

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A loooong time ago: First Credits after SETI@home Restart

I am sure that most of us had to google it. Here is a good link to the evolution of the US flag

It had 48 when I was born.



As a teen I had a 48 star flag off an aircraft carrier hanging in my bedroom. It was huge!!

kaseychief has just become the latest member of the old farts club, checking in at 63 yrs 7 mos 17 days. (God, am I really that old, shoulda taken better care of myself)

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To ; Chief Old Fart @Seti Honorary Old Farts Club.

Sir;

I humbly accept membership in one of the most exclusive clubs that I am aware of. It is indeed an honour to be accepted by such an organization. I will do all I can to be worthy of such an honour.

Respectfully, kaseychief esq.

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When I was born, the flag of the United States had 49 stars.

between January and August of 1958 making you 52 going on 53 soon

BZZZ!!! Not quite.

Alaska was admitted to the union in 1958, but the flag wasn't updated until 1959.

That makes me 51 going on 52.

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Join the PACK!

Chronologically: middle age. Psychologically: young punk. Physically: well around the bend.

If numbers are the thing: 51

Happy Birthday Mark!!!


Them dating agencies would of sent a lot of greetings!!!

Well, seeing as how I started the thread, and just passed another 'milestone' myself....

On Tuesday I became 54 years of age.

Thanks to all who posted well wishes in one thread or another.

This from one who, in high school, was voted in an unofficial poll to be 'class member least likely to live long enough to graduate'......

I was 'hell on wheels' back then.

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"Time is simply the mechanism that keeps everything from happening all at once."

When I was born, the flag of the United States had 49 stars.

between January and August of 1958 making you 52 going on 53 soon

BZZZ!!! Not quite.

Alaska was admitted to the union in 1958, but the flag wasn't updated until 1959.

That makes me 51 going on 52.

I can remember the 1701 Act of accession, when Scotland joined England, Wales and Ireland to form the United Kingdom.

Does that make me a pre-war boomer?

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It's good to be back amongst friends and colleagues

When I was born, the flag of the United States had 49 stars.

between January and August of 1958 making you 52 going on 53 soon

BZZZ!!! Not quite.

Alaska was admitted to the union in 1958, but the flag wasn't updated until 1959.

That makes me 51 going on 52.

I can remember the 1701 Act of accession, when Scotland joined England, Wales and Ireland to form the United Kingdom.

Does that make me a pre-war boomer?

No that would make Ya Methuselah, That was 310 years ago, You can't remember back before You existed... That's flatly impossible.

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Savoir-Faire is everywhere!
The T1 Trust, T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, America's First HST

When I was born, the flag of the United States had 49 stars.

between January and August of 1958 making you 52 going on 53 soon

BZZZ!!! Not quite.

Alaska was admitted to the union in 1958, but the flag wasn't updated until 1959.

That makes me 51 going on 52.

I can remember the 1701 Act of accession, when Scotland joined England, Wales and Ireland to form the United Kingdom.

Does that make me a pre-war boomer?

No that would make Ya Methuselah, That was 310 years ago, You can't remember back before You existed... That's flatly impossible.

No, its quite possible....he could be a Time Lord with a TARDIS.

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Don't take life too seriously, as you'll never come out of it alive!

Ok Donald, you asked me to look for it. Found the info.
Now live with this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPZYxVXSOFc

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Pluto will always be a planet to me.

Seti Ambassador
Not to late to order an Anni Shirt

Guess I'm another one of the young pups. Put me down at 32 turning 33 just after Thanksgiving.
Dan

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I'm 53, 54 in September. 1957 was such a good year, the beginning of the space age.

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Ok Donald, you asked me to look for it. Found the info.

Figured you would..... Thanks.

Now live with this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPZYxVXSOFc

Amazing the outfits some folks wore back then. January 1975 - I missed that one, and quite a few others. I was working 12-hour shifts learning how to operate a Navy Nuclear Propulsion Plant in the middle of the Idaho desert. Graduated on 15 April 1975, reported to my first submarine at Pearl Harbor in May, deployed to the Western Pacific in June. Time flies when you're having fun. Sometimes seems like yesterday, sometimes like 100 years ago.

Think I'll put a Chicago or Blood, Sweat & Tears LP on the turntable for going to sleep music.

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

21 atm 22 on nov 2nd :):)

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Ok Donald, you asked me to look for it. Found the info.
Now live with this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPZYxVXSOFc

Here it is ... just a little bit after the Act of Union.

Told you I can remember the joining, and no need for a TARDIS. But, one needs to be sure of not losing one's head.

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It's good to be back amongst friends and colleagues

How old am I?
Ok, let me see. I can remember the explosion at "Ripple Rock" at the inside strait (The Georges Strait that is.) My Dad and I watched film of the Suez crises on CBC in 1956, and I could read the name of Egypt. When I was very little I remember my mother explaining that Japan had "Hot rain" I thought it meant that you could make hot tea with the rain water. Everyone I grew up with can tell you where they were when John Kennedy was shot. I was late for school every time there was a manned launch from Cape Kennedy. I remember the explosion in the powder mill on the shores of the Minus Basin after the war. We lived about 12 miles as the crow flies in the country. My mother had to very firmly call my older brothers down from the trees where they could see the aftermath. I remember that Newfoundland had nickels and dimes, and twenty cent coins made out of silver. I can remember when the paper money had the images of the old King and Queen, (George the fifth, and Queen Mary.) I remember when the rag and bone man would come to visit, and he paid money for scrapp metel.
How old am I?

How old am I?
Ok, let me see. I can remember the explosion at "Ripple Rock" at the inside strait (The Georges Strait that is.) My Dad and I watched film of the Suez crises on CBC in 1956, and I could read the name of Egypt. When I was very little I remember my mother explaining that Japan had "Hot rain" I thought it meant that you could make hot tea with the rain water. Everyone I grew up with can tell you where they were when John Kennedy was shot. I was late for school every time there was a manned launch from Cape Kennedy. I remember the explosion in the powder mill on the shores of the Minus Basin after the war. We lived about 12 miles as the crow flies in the country. My mother had to very firmly call my older brothers down from the trees where they could see the aftermath. I remember that Newfoundland had nickels and dimes, and twenty cent coins made out of silver. I can remember when the paper money had the images of the old King and Queen, (George the fifth, and Queen Mary.) I remember when the rag and bone man would come to visit, and he paid money for scrapp metel.
How old am I?

Shouldn't this be in the Contest thread? (8{)

The references to "Hot Rain" in Japan and the Suez Crisis in 1956 suggest you were born in the 1946-1950 timeframe, which would put you between 61 and 65 years old.

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired