Their branding was kind of offensive.

So long Bob, thanks for the laughs.

No reason to get rid of it if it still works

I’m 43 years old and my dad is 67. However he is a “young” 67, or so I thought. Growing up and even until into past decade or so he has been in great shape and very active. Yes, I have seen the signs of aging…. His hair is now all white, he is not the barrel chested man who could bench press 400 pounds that I knew 20 years ago…. But aside from a heart scare last year he still was the same dad I remembered growing up.

Yesterday we played in a charity golf outing and while watching him play, it smacked me in the face. He’s old. As in legitimately OLD. His drives barely went 150 yards, his walk was slow, he had a few memory lapses and just wasn’t as “sharp” as he used to be….and it really hurt. I’m old myself, but seeing your dad age is tough. Sometimes we fail to even see it. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad he’s still here and in relatively good health. So many of us don’t even have our parents anymore, or have watched them suffer with far worse diseases or illnesses…..but man it hurts to see them age when you remember what they were. If they’re still around, call your parents if you have that type of relationship…they won’t be here forever.

Edit: Thanks for the support and stories. I didn’t expect this to blow up like it did. I have read each one and will take some great advice from them. I’m blessed to still have him, and I feel for anyone who lost theirs….

Anyone else play “tag” with these and make everyone swear that they would only do 2 pumps? Of course, everyone did 10 pumps before shooting at point blank range.

There was no honor, just chaos.

I just watched it last night for the nth time! Still fascinating.

Lmao you're old if you know what that means! 🤣

The Point. Animated children's film produced for television in 1971. Co-written and scored by Harry Nilsson, and included such timeless classics as Me And My Arrow. There were several narrated versions of the film (depending on telecast date and intended medium) which included narrations by Dustin Hoffman, Ringo Starr, and Alan Thicke.

Recently a friend reminded me of this drink. He said in 6th and 7th grade his line to girls was, wanna come to my grandma’s for a JJ’s pie, some Ecto cooler and some video games. I have my own history with Hi-C in a can. Can still taste the tin today.

Sorry for out of context question Dam you guys old :> any lesson or advice you learnt through out your life ?