At what age do you start classing people as "old"?Follow

(My Age)+1

Anyone (My Age)-1 is a dumb kid.

^^^

My grandmother drools and has to wear diapers. So does my newborn niece.

Which one is acting which way?

54... ish?

You should know your parents' ages.

My mom is in her late 50's and I dont consider her old at all. Maybe it's about 65 you start realizing you're getting past those golden years and then by 70 I would say officially old. Then again I've met some people in their 70's that could put a 50 yr old to shame in their spryness. It all depends on a persons personality, and their zest for life. You can have an old 40 yr old.

I've noticed that as I get older, people my age seem younger.

When I was 10, I'd think someone who was 30 was ancient.

Now I see other late twenty somethings and early thirty somethings, and think they look perfectly normal and still quite young.

And middle aged folks, 40+ ish, no longer look so old.

My "old" threshehold is probably around 48+ at the youngest.

I firmly believe that all adults are still ten year olds playing dress-up, to some extent. You only truly become "old" when you lose touch with your inner ten year old, leaving you with only the outer husk of an aged and miserable body.

Edited, Jan 8th 2009 12:38pm by catwho

I completely agree

I've known some 40 years old teenagers and some teenage like 30 somethings. I love people who can be both, fun with experience

Sixty five.

Life, the universe and everything, or just everything?

Sounds like senility is setting in?

I kid.

60 or so, Nobby's age basicly.

That's called the circle of life.