Jack Frost

This made me lol so much for five minutes.

September-October = Parents were too cooped up in the house during January-February.

February... Not many of us from that month... I was supposed to be born in March, but I was 18 days early.

It's because I have a serious motivation issue. I have a PhD in procrastination.

Lacey: Aged 80.

Bonne F

Pepperoni pizza and poutine. Not for the weak of heart or those with weight issues.

*snickers*

Ah the wonderful 1990s. I miss you.

Ok, p

That's like asking me if I would eat pussies. No.

May I touch?

Check out Jeanne Clement. I remember her when I was only 12 when she died. She lived to be 122... oldest person ever. Lived alone until 110... Walked until 115... Smoked until 117... Took up fencing at 85... Still rode a bike at 100... Facts: There are only about 75 verified people (125 maximum with unverifieds included) born in the 19th century are still alive today. They won't be around for very long and will die off before the next decade. And... there are only two vertified men (6 maximum) left from that century still alive today. Remember, it seems that the maximum lifespan that human being can live is about 120-125. Living to be 110-115 did happen over and over throughout human history. Only modern advancements made it possible for much more to reach that age, but the maximum limit still remains. There are a bit of a pattern in the family. Especially my mother's side. Her grandmother lived to be 96 and I remember her quite well (I was 19 when she died). Her mother (my great-great-grandmother) lived to be 84. Her father (ggg-grandfather) lived to be 80. His mother to be 85. So I'm sure my mother will be around well in her 80s at least. Mom's dad was just an exception... died at 74, mainly due to unhealthy habits (smoking and drinking). Her other grandmother lived to be 89 and her son is already 85 now. My grandmother is already 85 and still lives all by herself, drives a car, walks without a cane, and just retired a couple years ago. Hell, she still dances for hours at family celebrations... including jitterbug! She'll prolly go on living to be well in the 90s. No family pattern... seven siblings died in their 60s and early 70s and she only has a 77 year old sister left.

I'm still friendly.

Hi... Erm, I'm Jack. And friendly.

Why do I see a Jersey plate?

HAHAHAHAHAHAH

I do miss the 1990s for sure. A bits of the 1980s. I did half of that decade too.

I was 20. And it was an he. Fortunately.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: First one was the best.

I doubt they stay at 65 mph... And I lived in the state for most of my life.

I've never heard of speeding limits as suggestion. lol But I can definitely confirm that radar guns are illegal in Pennsylvania for use beyond the state police on state highways (interstates and state routes... that's it...). Maybe that's what Rob's hinting... Local cops cannot legally catch you with a radar gun, but rather with old-fashioned methods... paint stripes on the road and a timer. No wonder why Jersey drivers annoy the shit out of us.