farmgirl19
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I won't do the FB thing either. Guess that means I get to continue to be the age that I say that I am!
So What is your REAL AGE...
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I won't do the FB thing either. Guess that means I get to continue to be the age that I say that I am!
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I won't do the FB thing either. Guess that means I get to continue to be the age that I say that I am!
And you will be 29 on your next Birthday.
dave1949
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I won't do the FB thing either. Guess that means I get to continue to be the age that I say that I am!
I wonder how many people just say no to facebook? I do too, so that's three of us. :laughing: I tried it a couple years back and could see it was not for me. I've never heard much about Zuckerberg or his business model that didn't sound distasteful.
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You don't need facebook on this site https://www.sharecare.com/register?...harecare.com/assessments/realagetest/taketest
However you do have to create an account and enter a password.
However you do have to create an account and enter a password.
farmer2009
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Me too. Wife has it and spends hours looking at, well from what I can tell, nothing.
I started to take it but Dr. Oz wanted my e-mail address and I won't give him that either. I get enough spam.
Egon
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<I took a Real Age test someone sent me that Dr Oz had on his web site and I an 8 years younger than my true age. I am 54 and will turn 55 this year however the test results said my real age was 47; but really feel the same as I did when I was in my early 30's; in my mind a least.
I think a lot of it has to do with the rural lifestyle, working around the house and exercise and diet.
There are people at work who are the same age or younger that, in a few more years, will have a hard time walking up steps much less doing any physical labor. When they ask my why I exercise and work so hard at home I tell them it is because when I get in my 70's to 80's , if the lord allows me to live that long, I want to still be active.>
At 55 I could Ski into backcountry huts with all my gear for a three day stay, ski the moguls, have an after supper 80 km. bicycle ride for an ice cream cone or run up ten stories of steps with no problem.
Ten years later the feet and back wore out making walking painfully. Doctor said something about Genes!
Made a lot of changes to retirement activities and options.
I think a lot of it has to do with the rural lifestyle, working around the house and exercise and diet.
There are people at work who are the same age or younger that, in a few more years, will have a hard time walking up steps much less doing any physical labor. When they ask my why I exercise and work so hard at home I tell them it is because when I get in my 70's to 80's , if the lord allows me to live that long, I want to still be active.>
At 55 I could Ski into backcountry huts with all my gear for a three day stay, ski the moguls, have an after supper 80 km. bicycle ride for an ice cream cone or run up ten stories of steps with no problem.
Ten years later the feet and back wore out making walking painfully. Doctor said something about Genes!
Made a lot of changes to retirement activities and options.
brin
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I've never signed up for Facebook either and I also don't give my email or info out willy ...nilly...Just google Real Age tests and you will find some that don't require any info from you...Twitter and all those things are a waste as far as I'm concerned...Soon folks won't even know how to talk or interact with one another in person any more.
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Facebook is worth $193 Billion based on its stock price. So, it seems more say yes than no.:licking:
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Have been on Facebook several years now and I don't have much of an issue with the loss of privacy...like I had much before I joined. I think one of the problems people have is that they try to friend people willy-nilly and much of the time they know NOTHING about the other person. I had 64 friends on Facebook when I was married, cut the list down to 29 before the divorce, and today I only count 30 or so. And every one of them I have met personally face to face except for two, and those guys are long term TBN members.
As for my real age I am 62, there are days when I feel 50 and days when I feel 75, and I don't worry about that.