Who do you think is the oldest poster on the board?
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I’m pretty sure
Lute was there
When Washington crossed
The Delaware.
Lute was there
When Washington crossed
The Delaware.
that one guy that liked fat black chick's was pretty old. I can't remember his name right now. I miss him tho.
Back when I had paid access I believe there was a poster that admitted to being something like 82, but he never posted on HROT.
Here, posters that post...my initial hunches would be Soybean or Lute.
I'm 62 fwiw...my bet is there's at least 30 or so that are older.
Here, posters that post...my initial hunches would be Soybean or Lute.
I'm 62 fwiw...my bet is there's at least 30 or so that are older.
I think soybean or Joel.
I think the average poster here is 65.
I think the average poster here is 65.
I think Joel and I are pretty close- I believe he’s got me beat by a few months.
You're telling me that I've spent 10 years of my life talking to retirees?
Joes Place knows everything so I assume he's old as balls
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No. You’ve spent 10 years of your life having retirees laugh at you…
Just kidding couldn’t resist.
I'm going back to Facebook. That's where the real young people hang out.
@Herkmeister. He’s not that old. Lute and Joel are older.
I’m pretty sure there is a guy in the Lounge who is in his 80s.
thanks! I like that dude. hope he is doing well
How about Gunner? I always see a bit of Wilfred Brimley in his posts
I want to be you. In my 80s and still posting strong
I assume you mean behind Lute
Hell, the younger guys got up and offered Lute their seat for that ferry ride
Hell, the younger guys got up and offered Lute their seat for that ferry ride
You thought you were talking to Hawkeyes but it turns out you were talking to chickenhawks.
Soybean!
When you have Yul Brynner as your avatar....respect!
When you have Yul Brynner as your avatar....respect!
AncientHawkeye was late 80's I believe awhile back. He doesn't post often but good to see when he does.
Beats the hell out of me……he was in jr. Hi when I was entering elementary school! Franklin is old enough to have taken morning constitiutionals with HST!
This is interesting, as I didn't realize that some posters were quite so long in the tooth. I'm staring 40 in the face, which has me a little more apprehensive than I expected. I would be really intrigued by any wisdom, advice, or stories of life experience from the elders on here. Please share some interesting experience or sage advice! Seriously, one of my favorite things was listening to my grandparents and aunts/uncles when they talked about the old days--what we used to call "imparting wisdom."
I have an Iowa wrestling poster from the 85-86 season.
Gable signed it and wished me luck in the future, so I got that going for me.
Gable signed it and wished me luck in the future, so I got that going for me.
