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Old 06-24-2006, 02:12 AM
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My neighbor is a sharp 95 year old. When I was visiting, he told me he bought the pants he was wearing when he was 14. Yes, he was wearing 81 year old pants.

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He should get them graded. Sorry, But I have had no coffee.

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Old 06-24-2006, 04:33 AM
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In 19 more years he can say the pants are officially antique.

In 5 more years, he will be officially antique.

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Did he check the pockets for any t206 Wagners placed there in 1925 and forgotten about?

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He can sell those pants to Rudy's and make a bundle.

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This 95 year old is a credit. He lives by himself in a house, does his own cooking, cleaning and gardening. Positive and friendly guy, which I'm sure helped him reach 95.

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Does it bother anyone else than Paul McCartney is now 64? Remember the Sgt. Pepper's song "When I'm 64" that he sang? Are we getting that old?

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another Seinfeld reference.........
beltless trenchcoat, huh?

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How weird are the lyrics "Will you still need me? Will you still feed me when I'm 64?" Now that he's getting divorced?

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I wonder how many swatches Topps or Upper Deck could make out of them.

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