As old as you feel ...

[Lost User]

:beer: ...unless its against doctor's orders. :java: ...unless its also against doctor's orders. :jig: ...but try not to break a hip. :zzz: ...but not too long. Happy Birthday!

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[Dinesh V Kumar]

Wish you a very Happy B'day!!!

[Mike Hankey]

Happy birthday and many more! Hope you have an eventful day.

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[Joan M]

Congratulations from Denmark! :thumbsup:

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[Marc Clifton]

Well, Happy Birthday!

Richard MacCutchan wrote:

But I still feel only about 13 inside.

Yeah, they say men rarely mature emotionally and psychologically past the age of 13. ;) Marc

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[Ravi Bhavnani]

Happy birthday, Richard! :beer: Were you born in Simla? /ravi

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[Lost User]

Not quite, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mussoorie[^].

[Ravi Bhavnani]

Ah, Mussoorie...  beautiful place. /ravi

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[Gary R Wheeler]

Richard MacCutchan wrote:

But I still feel only about 13 inside.

Happy Birthday! Of course you are still 1367...

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[CPallini]

Yes, and yours, probably (since you are perceptive).

[kmoorevs]

Cheers! :beer: :beer: :beer:

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[thatraja]

Happy Birthday Richard! You're still younger than :bob:

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[Roger Wright]

Happy birthday, lad!:thumbsup:

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[Vivi Chellappa]

Mussoorie? Dehra Dun? Darjeeling? Simla? Mish (missionary) kid or born to oppressors of India? :laugh: PS. Saw your reply that you were born in Mussoorie. I am not changing this post.

[Lost User]

My dad's family had been in India for 4 or 5 generations. I don't know if they did any oppressing, but there were quite a few Indian people who were in tears when we left.

Vivic wrote:

I am not changing this post.

Why should you?

[Gittum]

No buddy. My Birthday is in October! Do you know something about this one :-D