Age of members and visitors poll

[String]

We talk about age a lot around here, mostly joking of course but I was wondering how old or young our members and visitors actually are.
I thought it would be interesting to see how many young people are still interested in the case and this information may actually be useful to Howard and the staff in planning the site.
Please select the appropriate age group from the list.

[Robert Linford]

Ok but remember that, to Howard, 70 is young.

[Howard Brown]

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Robert's octogenarian status isn't represented. Sorry Robert.

We is some old farts ain't we ? So far almost 80 percent of us are AARP material. ( American Association of Retired Persons...of which I am a card carrying member,but not retired.)

[String]

Thats what I was thinking Howard I think all new posts should be
in large print for the oldies to read.

[Silverstealth]

I will be 12 next week..

[Adam Went]

Another interesting take on it is to see what song was at #1 on the charts when you were born.....

I've got "Miss You Much" by Janet Jackson.....damn....

Cheers,
Adam.

[String]

The Beatles "from me to you", ouch...

[Magpie]

I'm pretty sure my member's the same age as I am.


"Hey Jude"

Best Picture Oscar "In The Heat Of The Night"

[Magpie]

Another interesting take on it is to see what song was at #1 on the charts when you were born.....

I've got "Miss You Much" by Janet Jackson.....damn....

Cheers,
Adam.

Won't work for How--The Billboard Top 100 doesn't cover wax cylinders...

[Stan Reid]

Guess who's suckin' hind tit

[JTRSickert]

Wow, I'm the only one in the 26-30 range?

[Paul Kearney A.K.A. NEMO]

The Beatles "She Loves You", shortly to be knocked off the top spot by Brian and the Tremoloes with "Do You Love Me?"

[Adam Went]

Yes, I should have said, if Vera Lynn was the hero of your childhood musical world, I don't think the Billboard charts existed then....

Cheers,
Adam.

[Howard Brown]

Not sure about the date but Robert Linford & Tel were in 10,000 B.C...playing those rambunctious caveteens, Og and Gog.
The hit song of the day was the Song of Solomon.

[Robert Linford]

I was a huge Beatles fan and bought She Loves You. A few weeks later I think one of the charts had She Loves You and Do You Love Me as joint nunber ones. That week, I bought Do You Love Me because I liked it, and the following week Brian Poole was number one on his own. My uncle told me that I had single-handedly knocked the Beatles off the top.

How wasn't born, he was fashioned. It was a breath in nostrils job.