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**Seagull** · 15 August 2006, 12:21 PM

Ahhhhhh, batman revealed......no longer can we ask "Who was that masked man" Since we're both the same age I will keep my mouth shut but I imagine the younger viewers are saying to themself, "Oh myyyyy God.....is that what I'll look like when I'm 59", "I'd rather die"

. Maybe now my signature down below will start making more sense

..........frank

**Intbel** · 15 August 2006, 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by Seagull

Ahhhhhh, batman revealed......no longer can we ask "Who was that masked man" Since we're both the same age I will keep my mouth shut but I imagine the younger viewers are saying to themself, "Oh myyyyy God.....is that what I'll look like when I'm 59", "I'd rather die"

. Maybe now my signature down below will start making more sense

..........frank

As it happens I quite like your sig - it makes perfect sense.
Every day you wake up has got off to a very good staert hasn't it?

**Grafixman** · 16 August 2006, 02:50 AM

So you people are not a couple of high school kids who just discovered computer graphics?!

Identity crisis. Nope, none here. Never had any...just a disembodied internet ghost...
But really, if I could continue being as active as you people when I'm your age, I'd be very happy.

**Intbel** · 16 August 2006, 12:19 PM

Originally Posted by Grafixman

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But really, if I could continue being as active as you people when I'm your age, I'd be very happy.

What???!! Fifty-nine ain't old, not by a long chalk!
I 'll know I'm beginning to get 'old' when I have to quit motorcycling - and that won't be for a long time yet.

Old. Good grief ...

**Grafixman** · 16 August 2006, 02:03 PM

Over the half century mark is one way of looking at it...

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**Intbel** · 16 August 2006, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by Grafixman

Over the half century mark is one way of looking at it...

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I'm aiming for at least 120 years - so far so good - and not even at the half-way mark yet.

**Seagull** · 16 August 2006, 02:45 PM

Shhhhheeese, talk about a generation gap. Go beat up the Grafixman Intel. I'd do itmyself but for some reason I'm feeling really old this morning

......frank

**sallybode** · 17 August 2006, 02:56 PM

I like what was said of age in the movie "Remo Williams, The Beginning". It was said by "Chun" who was the wise Korean teacher of Shinagu, a mystical martial art that supposedly was the zenith of all martial arts, in reference to being called "old" by his student: "No I am not old for a man, I am just right, in reference to cheese, yes, that would be old...." It went something like that.

I've been a graphic artist for thirty years+ myself, that doesn't mean I am ready for kicking the bucket either. But just perhaps I may have learned something, doesn't mean I am ready for retirement by any means. You don't have to stop learning or only be able to learn when you are young. It should be a life's pursuit. If you are still learning, then you are never old. You cannot continue to be an artist and not learn, I learn new things with each project or a new way to achieve a result, there is always more than one way to choose to do something.

To a lot of people, age means boredom. That is their problem. So what if I am not "Hey, Totally Tubular, Dude!" That sounds pretty lame from my perspective.

BTW, Kiwi made a comment about being "talked to death" by women. I suppose that means me? Don't you like me anymore?

**sallybode** · 17 August 2006, 03:19 PM

No I purposely posted twice, because when I type I stutter less than when I speak, but little since I have been an adult. And if the blamed thing would respond when I hit enter, I wouldn't have clicked it twice.