How old are you ? (Page 4): u fart dust?

smitty Loc: maine

Foodfisher wrote:

As old as dirt

u fart dust?

smitty Loc: maine

i may nt b the oldest here [70] but i bet i knew older people than most of yall
my great grand mother jane marshall lived in brooklyn ny. we used to drive up from nj with my mom an gm to visit
grandma marshall was born in london in 1866 the year after the civil war and came to america as a young girl
she was in her 90s when we used to visit

smitty Loc: maine

smitty wrote:

i may nt b the oldest here [70] but i bet i knew older people than most of yall
my great grand mother jane marshall lived in brooklyn ny. we used to drive up from nj with my mom an gm to visit
grandma marshall was born in london in 1866 the year after the civil war and came to america as a young girl
she was in her 90s when we used to visit

forgot to add she lived to 108 and nanny yo 104.

Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

Old enough to never trust a fart or pass up a men’s room.
What was the question again…..?

Kerry Hansen Loc: Bremerton, WA

danieltrapper wrote:

my first T bone was from a T Rex

LMAO!

Kerry Hansen Loc: Bremerton, WA

smitty wrote:

i may nt b the oldest here [70] but i bet i knew older people than most of yall
my great grand mother jane marshall lived in brooklyn ny. we used to drive up from nj with my mom an gm to visit
grandma marshall was born in london in 1866 the year after the civil war and came to america as a young girl
she was in her 90s when we used to visit

My Grandpa, a Master Carpenter came from Denmark thru Ellis Island in 1889. I remember him from the 1940's and going to the old farm for Christmas. He used to give all of us Grand kids a Morgan Silver Dollar.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Kerry Hansen wrote:

My Grandpa, a Master Carpenter came from Denmark thru Ellis Island in 1889. I remember him from the 1940's and going to the old farm for Christmas. He used to give all of us Grand kids a Morgan Silver Dollar.

My Grandparents were all born in the 1800s also. I remember all 4 of them well.

Kerry Hansen Loc: Bremerton, WA

saw1 wrote:

My Grandparents were all born in the 1800s also. I remember all 4 of them well.

My Mom's dad was a Horse and buggy mail carrier before 1900 and when Ford Model T came out used one to deliver. I never met him. My Dad's Dad who came from Denmark returned to Denmark to visit then returned to the US. One of the times returning to Denmark, his ship sunk, but he survived. The First time he came to the US may not have been via Ellis Island because I think it had not been built yet, but definitely the second time. The last time he went back to visit Denmark in 1901 he married my Grandmother and brought her to the US via Ellis Island and Settled in Hollywood, WA. During WW1, he worked in the Ship Yards in Seattle and Tacoma.

smitty Loc: maine

Mauwehu wrote:

Old enough to never trust a fart or pass up a men’s room.
What was the question again…..?

what were 2 of the 3 warnings from jack inbucket list