Things that make you feel old.

[theantiquetiger]

Yep, I had that done 8 years ago..: At least the guy could have bought me a drink first..

david_b

You need to have it done yearly (if you are 40 or older)

Had mine done last week!!!

Things that make me feel old:

Being happy my prostate check up was good!!!

[The Toyroom]

When my friend James (He's 18) told me he didn't know who Fonzie was.

That's cause today's parents aren't teaching their kids about pop culture...
At a young age (she was probably 2), I taught my oldest daughter that:

The Fonz says "Aaaaaaay"
Buckwheat says "O-Tay"
and "The Rock Just Lay The Smack Down"

My youngest daughter was able to look at my boxed WGSH collection and tell you who was in each box without being able to read. AND she could properly pronounce "Mr. Mxyzptlk".

Future generations will thank me

[Cmonster]

Future generations will thank me

I'm thanking you right now...

SC

[Brue]

i'm a fourth grade teacher -

last week i saw one of my kids at church ---- very pregnant! of course she is about 23/4 yrs old now. but it just makes you feel old

[theantiquetiger]

of course she is about 23/4 yrs old now. but it just makes you feel old

I am SO glad you cleared that up!!!

[Brown Bear]

going to a flea market and not seeing ANY toys I owned as a kid, because they're too old.

[MegoAddict]

VIAGARA makes me feel old..lol...kidding..I'm only 34 but my back that i have a constant battle with lately, due to physical work makes me feel old..

[Mikey]

Watching the Honeymooners and laughing out loud like George McFly

[AcroRay]

Hearing "London Burning" on the shopping radio channel at Walgreens...

[Spawn67]

When you start seeing 20th and 25 anniversary of a movie, t.v. show, album, band, etc.

[The Bat]

When I find myself telling someone that my "a" Sciatica" is acting up.

[Meule]

I was at a restaurant in LA a few months ago with some friends after we saw a movie. We were sitting in a booth right behind four girls, that looked to me, to be in their mid-late twenties. They were cute and were giggling and carrying on about whatever, when I noticed one of them kind of looking over at us. She locked eyes with me, flashed a really quick smile then looked down at her plate. This of course, piqued my interest and curiosity. I'm thinking to myself; "Yeah, she's checking me out... I still got it." She did it a few more times over the course of the evening and then turned to one of her friends and whispered something in her ear, pointing over to me...

The girl to whom she was whispering, without missing a beat, turns completely around, looks at me and says back to her friend; "Yeah, he's cute... In a dad sorta way..."

True story.

SC

OUCH

[saildog]

Watching the Honeymooners and laughing out loud like George McFly

[saildog]

Realizing there is almost twice as much time gone since "Happy Days" first aired until now, compared to the amount of time between when it first aired and when the time it was set in. I remember watching it in the 70's and thinking the 50's was LONG time ago (but it was less than 20 years earlier).

I use this method of framing events quite often and it usually shocks the hell out of people to realize that "the distant future" is closer than one realizes.

For instance, I bummed a bunch of my friends out when I pointed out that we were half way between 16 and 65. I could see the dismissive looks and then the shock when they did the math. 16 seems like yesterday.

[Zemo]

"Having the car windows rolled down listening to Misty Mountain Hop turned all the way up thinking you're the coolest person ever"

Mike, I'm glad this doesn't make me feel old, or I would be bummed all the time lol Turn it up!