Hey old Fart!

[Barry Theal]

LOL Just saying hi to Accumulator. :heh:

 

[Paul Sparks]

LOL Just saying hi to Accumulator. :heh:

Glad you put a name on that Barry. There are getting to be a lot of old farts on here anymore.

 

[Leadfootluke]

I wonder if he'll open this thread even though his name isn't in the title?

 

[Thomas Dekany]

He will

 

[togwt]

Yeah he will (just like a 'few' of us thinking 'is this me he talking about') you others know who you are

 

[Ben@3D]

I had to check it. My online gaming group is "Old Farts at War". :brushteeth:

 

[Ron Ketcham]

Hey, I saw this new thread and thought "Somebody loves me".

In the future please use "Old Fart II" if I am the one being referred to.

I am old, I am just what I am, but will accept Old Fart II.

Grumpy

 

[togwt]

You can call me anything you'd like, just don't call me late for dinner

 

[LeMarque]

Glad you put a name on that Barry. There are getting to be a lot of old farts on here anymore.

I resemble that remark!

 

[Accumulator]

Heh heh, when I saw the title and the OP's username, well...yeah, I knew :chuckle:



Note that Barry opens phone calls to me with "Hey, you old fart..."



And sheesh, I'm only 52



Barry's been too busy with business and family stuff to do his usual Accumulator-teasing on here lately, nice of him to give me a shout-out :wavey

 

[togwt]

[And sheesh, I'm only 52 ]



A mere youngen as yet

 

[Dan]

Hey, the old fart is famous!



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[Paul Sparks]

Hey, the old fart is famous!



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That was a very interesting read Dan. Looks like the thread mirrors the thread here at Autopia as far as the questions the members have.

 

[Accumulator]

Hey, the old fart is famous ..[on some other forums]..!

Or infamous :chuckle:

A mere youngen as yet..

Yeah, that's what I usually think, guess it's all relative. Though I *am* awfully...uhm..."previous generation" about many things. Eh, guess the whole "boomer" thing covers a lot of ground :think:



But ya know, these days when I go off for certain types of training, I usually *am* the old guy in the group, chronologically speaking. Heh heh, makes it even more satisfying when I, uhm..perform to spec

 

[Ben@3D]

24 old farts have read this thread so far.... :bounce:

 

[Thomas Dekany]

You should buy a corvette! Go to a meeting and you will not feel old

Or infamous :chuckle:







Yeah, that's what I usually think, guess it's all relative. Though I *am* awfully...uhm..."previous generation" about many things. Eh, guess the whole "boomer" thing covers a lot of ground :think:



But ya know, these days when I go off for certain types of training, I usually *am* the old guy in the group, chronologically speaking. Heh heh, makes it even more satisfying when I, uhm..perform to spec

 

[Dan]

You should buy a corvette! Go to a meeting and you will not feel old

Maybe as far as physical age, but when it comes to attitudes, it'll be just like you were in middle school. Same with the Harley groups... OMG clickish.

 

[Accumulator]

You should buy a corvette! Go to a meeting and you will not feel old

Heh heh, most of the 'vette owners in my area are in the "white belt and shoes" demographic, use their cars to transport golf clubs :chuckle:



Actually, I've had a pair of pretty hot Corvettes: a turboed '77 when I was in college and a "racecar with license plates" C5 build to my specs by by the guys Mallett Cars (Chuck and Lance are *GREAT*). Driving such cars on the street is simply frustrating for me (all about avoiding being taken into custody/having the car impounded) and I don't do enough track days to make owning one worthwhile. Traded the Mallett in on the S8 and I actually cover ground faster in that.