Ohmigawd, not again...

[Faulkner]

Ron, didn't you already have a birthday last year?!

Congratulations!

Dan

[Dick Koch]

Quit trying, u'll never catch me.
Dick.

[Denver 59 Fin Convert]

is that in dog years or Dutch years?

Happy B-Day Ron!

John Q.

[big m]

Happy birthday, Ron!!

---John

[Ron Keij]

Thanks everybody! I turned 49 in Dutch years or as Dan told me I started my 50th year.

@Dick, I am getting closer though because when I joined this forum I was only half your age but I can't say that anymore

Ron

[RICKYMOPAR]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY RON!

[rogerh]

Thanks everybody! I turned 49 in Dutch years or as Dan told me I started my 50th year.

@Dick, I am getting closer though because when I joined this forum I was only half your age but I can't say that anymore

Ron

You remind me of the Abbott and Costello routine:
You are 40, in love with a 10 year old. You are 4X her age.
You wait five years, you are now 45, she is 15. You are only 3x her age.
Thirty years pass. Now you are 60 and she is 30, and you are only 2x her age.
How long before she catches up to you?

[Steve Storey]

Happy Birthday Ron!! Another October birthday. Suspect it has to do with lomg and cold January nights.

[Ken Jacob]

Just noticed in Roger's reply above, that for the math to work out, instead of 30 years passing it should have been 15. Anyway, all's well that ends well!

[rogerh]

I need a keeper! Thanks Ken!