Posted by robert major on November 26, 2015 at 00:41:43 from (216.81.23.131):
In Reply to: About Allan posted by Paul Janke on November 25, 2015 at 20:48:51:
Hi I will tell you He may look younger than he actually is from my experience with people over the years. i worked for a guy 10 years older than me, he's 51 now and looked like he was 75 before he had back surgery. i'm 41 and people regularly guess my age at 30. The fact somedays I feel like 60, with joints getting worn out over years of farming, and shop abuse don't matter. I got an 86 year old customer still farming with cattle and doing his own tractor work to. He don't look 86 either, i figured he was about 75, until i saw his birthday/age listed in a local paper. Don't judge a book by it's cover, some guys have been ridden hard and put away wet, others have been looked after like a one careful lady owner car, in comparison. Regards Robert
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