Posted by brent zappe on September 10, 2015 at 08:01:51 from (69.230.48.164):
In Reply to: Our Age posted by DeltaRed on September 09, 2015 at 06:47:06:
Okay here is some thing fun to put down. My Grand parents on my mom side died around 89 and 94 years old. My dad side parents died in there late 80's. My dad is 85 and still calling me up complaining about his tractors and when I am comeing back to the house to say and help him out. My older brother is trying to keep his family together plus my older sister is trying to get her kids employed. Me I am still just single and I am the youngest one thinking of retireing out of mine stupid JOB and planing to move closer to parents to help out my poor old dad. Yes I am 55 and I am a member of the old farts raceing team car club here in Riverside ca. So what up with age may I ask. L.O.L
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