What's your age bracket?

What's your age bracket?

  • 12 and under

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 13-17

    Votes: 23 2.0%
  • 18-25

    Votes: 107 9.5%
  • 26-35

    Votes: 357 31.8%
  • 36-50

    Votes: 427 38.0%
  • 51-65

    Votes: 183 16.3%
  • 66-80

    Votes: 25 2.2%
  • 81 - Methuselah

    Votes: 2 0.2%

  • Total voters
    1,124
What a coincidence! Growing up in our household, I got birthday and Christmas rolled into one! Ugh! Lol[/QUOTE
My wifes is on the 16th.. until we got married she never got a Birthday present wrapped in birthday paper it was always Christmas paper..
 
47 here !!! Started this hobby 2 years ago .. got another 20 years too work .. but I’m guessing that by the time I reach my pension age they will have raised it too 75 .. so in that case I have another 28 years till I can retire .. but I’ve been working out how much I spend on this hobby and just realized I ll have too keep working for another 5 years after I’ve died too pay for it all !!!!:oops:
 
My wifes is on the 16th.. until we got married she never got a Birthday present wrapped in birthday paper it was always Christmas paper..

Yep, I remember some of mine done that way.

Wife’s is on the 2nd of December. Two kids in November. Other two kids in January. Holidays at the flipper house is a huge money drain, but worth every dime.
 
I'm not quite on Christmas Eve or day, but my brother who is 6 years older than I am is the 22nd and I am the 28th. Sometimes we would get separate birthmas presents. Most times we had to share our two faced presents. ;Meh
 
54 ......... i can't believe it ,it's like someone is playing a bad joke on me or maybe it's a dream and i'm about to wake up and i'll be 18 again lol.
I can really relate To that !!
 

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