Goddamn old people and AOL!

Martha Stewart just turned 60.

[Cynic Mode]
If she’e telling the public she’s 60, I bet she’s more like 65.
[/Cynic Mode]

[Impressed Mode]
Maybe, but she doesn’t look a day over 50 to me.
[/Impressed Mode]

I know someone who went to Barnard with her. She’s 60, fair and square.

Susan Olson (Cindy Brady) just turned Fourty.

Now I feel old.

Tell me about it, she and I are the same age. I turn 40 on Saturday (8/18). At least I beat Carousel and Lastday by 10 years, but I still haven’t renewed!

Bullshit.
She can’t be a day over 12. :wink:

:: Where’s my Geritol? Who moved my walker? Ehh? Speak up sonny, I can’t hear you! ::

Hey, remember…“A gentleman will walk but never run”.

At least that’s what I tell Mrs Chance when she brings up the whole ‘jogging’ debate again and again!

This thread reminds me of an old joke . . .

:smiley:

Considering the content of her book The Life and Hard Times of Heidi Abromowitz, I wonder if Ms. Rivers–who has also suffered the loss of her husband (suicide :() --was engaging in some kind of youthful fantasy by creating this character…

Thread from the Dead!

:eek:

Suzanne Pleshette! Rowrr!

Yes. She is turning into the Bride of Wildenstein.

Woman 20 years my senior whom I’d do in a heartbeat:

Kaori Momoi

I think the OP had a legitimate beef. I personally see no problem with people continuing to consider themselves and others sexy in their old age. However, they shouldn’t be trying to be sexy in the same way as they did when they were 20! An older person is sexy in a different way, a less flashy way, you might say. Less sequin-and-navel, perhaps.

Sophia Loren

Come now. My husband is an older man - I have been asked if he’s my father.

Nobody tell Dave about this thread, mkay? :wink:

Yes, but she put a stop on 50…

Oh, here’s a new slogan:

“My own personal New York State Thruway is stopped up, man!”