OT: What birth year do you consider old?

[Hellcat]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1841605748868186396

Man do I ever feel old now!

I grouped the decades but I would say any year the in the 1960's and before is old.

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[Suntouchable13]

It just depends on your perspective. When I was mid 20s, I thought someone who is late 30s is old. Now that I have reached 39, I don't think I am old. Not at all. It's relative anyway.

 

[notDatsyuk]

At 71, I consider myself older, but I never think of myself as 'old'.

I ski, I cycle, I play hockey (a couple of the guys in my pickup are 1/3 my age), I drum, and I still do a bit of construction work.

Age is just a number.

 

[freshwind]

not sure .... at 66 I still haven't figured out what I want to do when I grow up ....

 

[Marshy]

1960s is old.


Missed it by a week.

 

[Confucius]

It just depends on your perspective. When I was mid 20s, I thought someone who is late 30s is old. Now that I have reached 39, I don't think I am old. Not at all. It's relative anyway.

yep!

When I was 24 two guys about 20 yelled over to me, “Sir do you the time?” And when I was 25 a 21 year old girl said to me, sheesh you are over the hill now.

 

[Mr_Fun]

When you hit 55, you're officially old. I've felt that way for decades now.

 

[SmoggyTwinkles]

All I know is it goes faster and faster.

I can still remember sitting on a couch, having a great time, doing my thing and suddenly realizing that I will never have times like those young days again. I think this was in my early 30's.

I'm thankful may parents are still alive, they were born in '43 and '44. I was born in '78 and the youngest.

I'm feeling the old age with regards to injuries from work taking forever to recover, yet still doing my job anyway.

Personally I will feel old at 50. If I make it.

But it depends on what you're talking about. I feel like that clip was asking these hockey players "what is old" based on athletic ability, and that's totally different.

Most of them say 80's, which has been trendy for a while now. I thought the 80's was super cheesy, and the 90's were my days.

But looking back, wow a lot of weird cool stuff did happen in the 80's. A very transitional decade I guess. But I didn't like that decade because what's a pre-teen boy getting out of the 80's other than awesome cartoons and Nintendo?

 

[Nineteen67]

At 71, I consider myself older, but I never think of myself as 'old'.

I ski, I cycle, I play hockey (a couple of the guys in my pickup are 1/3 my age), I drum, and I still do a bit of construction work.

Age is just a number.

If you stopped doing all that at 40, you would have felt old then. Keep on working.

 

[rumman]

I’m in my sixties and mind wise I still feel like a kid, but my body doesn’t agree, I’m paying for what I did in my younger days now, growing old isn’t for sissies. Embrace the suck and keep on keeping on………

 

[Schenn]

When I joined HF as a teen I thought what old ass loser would be on a hockey forum in their 30's. Well here I am now lol. I still feel like a teen most days to be fair.

 

[CuuuJooo]

That video was one of the most upsetting things I have ever seen. The fact that they all appear to consider Tanev and Tavares ancient when they're a decade younger than me hurts me in my soul.

 

[BertCorbeau]

My back hurts now after watching that