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We were asked to upload new avatars for the new forum.  Since I could not find the original picture that my old avatar was taken from, I asked my wife to take a new picture.  I uploaded the photo to my computer and was absolutely shocked to see how old I looked.  No joke, that is an absolutely true statement.  I feel like I am in the prime of my life, but I look really old.  I did a little work on the photo with Photoshop to make it presentable. 

 

I always knew that women got older after they were married, but I never realized that men did.

 

Earl

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You're shocked!?I had no idea - no idea whatsoever - that I'd have waaaaaaay less hair, far too much waist (I was certain I'd maintain my high school 31",) would not still be able to leap in and out of low-slung cars in a one slick movement, w/out any grunting or gasping, and could not get up from crawling under the layout w/ ease and w/out grabbing for something to assist myself (includes more grunting.) However, I didn't know I'd be playin' w/ trains, either, so there's that one good aspect of being where I find my more-than-amply-keestered-self today. Oh well, at least I'm still lucid, ambulating, crafting, digesting, eliminating, seeing, and chewing quite well, thank you very much, so what's to complain about?

Plenty! Sort of. Maybe. 

Frank the shocked, too.

C'mon, you guy's are making way too much about this. Every morning when I look in the mirror while I'm brushing my teeth, I see another wrinkle on the brow, eye brows growing together over my nose, (thankfully they don't look like Andy Rooney's) but in the end, I accept the way I look. God gave me this body and the face went along for the ride. HRUMPH, when I see some of these old time actors on TV that had tons of Botox I think, man, how stupid. But, their looks = money.

Hi Earl, I know what you are saying. When I see someone on TV or in the paper and they say that the person is 63 I can't help but think what a mess they are at such a young age. Until I see one of myself and then I'm hit with the harsh reality of life, this is not twenty-five years ago.

I don't know how Farmer Bill has time for trains, he should be too busy shooting those commercials for that insurance company, as the man that creates mayhem! He would be a lot more believable than the guy they have doing it! Bill's the man! I'm not allowed to post my picture online, I'm in the O Gauge Witness Protection Program! ( Really, my picture would probably crash all the servers for the forum, everyone would be really mad at me and I would need to be in it for my safety. LOL!) It's too scary, the kids run away at Halloween & I don't even dress up, oh well, more candy for me that way!  Keep them trains running, got to do a lot of cleaning up on mine this morning (Slackerville still needs a lot of work before I have it all back up running with the additions) before going to work this afternoon. Have a good day to all! Forum looks great, just as anything new (especially anything train related) a few minor bugs to work out with the host server company but that's to be expected with anything computer controlled! Great Job O Gauge!  Sincerely Gary P
 
  Originally Posted by MrMuffin'sTrains:
Originally Posted by Farmer_Bill:

That's not so bad.  My wife said I look like Bozo the Clown.

Okay. I see a recent reply by Farmer Bill and I immediately go see what mayhem you're

creating. 

 

Of course you do! In Hollywood they call that " type casting".

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