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Title: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: nzmusclemonster on June 20, 2012, 12:44:23 AM
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60

 ???
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 20, 2012, 12:46:36 AM
lol
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: balzac on June 20, 2012, 01:22:14 AM
women = 25

men = 75
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 20, 2012, 01:25:16 AM
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Going through some sort of crisis are you?  ???
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: nzmusclemonster on June 20, 2012, 01:29:42 AM
My only crisis is deciding whether to put my cock in your moms ass or vagina.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 20, 2012, 01:30:29 AM
My only crisis is deciding whether to put my cock in your moms ass or vagina.
Shes dead though, you sicko!  I detect you are having an age crisis.  Is this true?
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 20, 2012, 01:34:39 AM
My only crisis is deciding whether to put my cock in your moms ass or vagina.
September 15th is coming for you.  Better be prepared.  Is that when your "crisis" begins?
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: nzmusclemonster on June 20, 2012, 01:38:20 AM
September 15th is coming for you.  Better be prepared.  Is that when your "crisis" begins?

 :o
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Radical Plato on June 20, 2012, 01:39:20 AM
My only crisis is deciding whether to put my cock in your dead moms ass or vagina.
Fixed for truth!
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: devilsmile on June 20, 2012, 01:40:08 AM
men = 25

women = hard to say
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: nzmusclemonster on June 20, 2012, 01:40:25 AM
Shes dead though, you sicko!  I detect you are having an age crisis.  Is this true?

One tends to think about this as one gets older, but I'm certainly far from being old.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Dr Dutch on June 20, 2012, 02:36:46 AM
I have realised the age I consider "old" has always been about 15 yrs above my own age...
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 20, 2012, 02:37:25 AM
yes men age like wine and women age like milk
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: #1 Klaus fan on June 20, 2012, 02:41:41 AM
women = 25

men = 75

Spot on!  :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: devilsmile on June 20, 2012, 02:43:59 AM
Monster being in denial in this thread.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: dj181 on June 20, 2012, 04:24:34 AM
women = 25

men = 75

 ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Shockwave on June 20, 2012, 04:28:07 AM
men = 25

women = hard to say
Lol.
You havent hit 20 yet have you?
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: CalvinH on June 20, 2012, 05:10:37 AM
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 ???


When you take home a hot chick after a night of heavy drinking.


....and you'd rather go to sleep then have sex or you can't get it up.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: mass243 on June 20, 2012, 06:36:38 AM


I recall reading that downhill starts at about 27 years old.

Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: oldtimer1 on June 20, 2012, 07:04:23 AM
In my forties I felt that strength was near it's best. Endurance was at 85% to 90%. Speed was at 75% of in my 20's.  In my 50's it started to go to hell.

One thing for sure is that if you stay in really good cardio and strength you will look really good in your 50's.  You have your pick of women of all ages. Men who are in shape get better looking with age. No, I'm not talking about a bloated steroid look but being really in shape.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: flipper5470 on June 20, 2012, 07:08:31 AM
A guy in his 50's in good shape is far more unusual thn a guy in his 20's in shape.  You stand out more...
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: OneMoreRep on June 20, 2012, 07:12:40 AM
At what age does someone become "old"?

Look at your testicles, once your scrotum is no longer wrinkled at rest (and at normal temperatures), but instead shiny and taut, that's when you know that you've reached old age.

Another trick you can do is to masturbate after 4-5 days of not masturbating, if you're sperm appears liquid-like (with the consistency of milk) and scarce in quantity (say about 1-2 teaspoons), then you are most likely old (assuming you don't have any serious nutritional deficiencies or physiological problems affecting your sperm production).  Remember that when you are young and virile, your sperm is plentiful upon ejaculation and with the consistency of thick yogurt.

"1"
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Donny on June 20, 2012, 07:21:41 AM
Look at your testicles, once your scrotum is no longer wrinkled at rest (and at normal temperatures), but instead shiny and taut, that's when you know that you've reached old age.

Another trick you can do is to masturbate after 4-5 days of not masturbating, if you're sperm appears liquid-like (with the consistency of milk) and scarce in quantity (say about 1-2 teaspoons), then you are most likely old (assuming you don't have any serious nutritional deficiencies or physiological problems affecting your sperm production).  Remember that when you are young and virile, your sperm is plentiful upon ejaculation and with the consistency of thick yogurt.

"1"
2 weeks ago i shot my cream over a womans tits...she said it was a lot and thick too. she also said good job you never put it in my mouth...not bad at 46  ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: OneMoreRep on June 20, 2012, 07:23:46 AM
2 weeks ago i shot my cream over a womans tits...she said it was a lot and thick too. she also said good job you never put it in my mouth...not bad at 46  ;D

Good for you friend.

Us old guys need to keep our reserves healthy.

"1"
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 20, 2012, 07:27:39 AM
old people should be shot
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: mass243 on June 20, 2012, 07:31:56 AM
old people should be shot

we have all the wisdom.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: James28 on June 20, 2012, 07:35:09 AM
Realistically I'd say at 50 you're starting to go downhill. Sexually I've started to notice where I once could go 6 times a (admittedly long)  night at 20, that's halved now at 32. But then I don't really chalk that one up to age, more like not getting so excited any more when a muff is staring me in the face.

I'd say your very best years are 25-50. Before 25 you know fuck all, and after 50 it just becomes creepy trying to act young.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 20, 2012, 07:38:08 AM
unless you are like mick jagger, the guy is old as dirt but still has a young appearance.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: devilsmile on June 20, 2012, 07:40:21 AM
Realistically I'd say at 50 you're starting to go downhill. Sexually I've started to notice where I once could go 6 times a (admittedly long)  night at 20, that's halved now at 32. But then I don't really chalk that one up to age, more like not getting so excited any more when a muff is staring me in the face.

I'd say your very best years are 25-50. Before 25 you know fuck all, and after 50 it just becomes creepy trying to act young.

Best years are when you're a teen and early twentys.

Realisticly you go downhill after 50? Wot? Two days ago you made a thread crying about being 30 how it's old as shit. Which you are.

And acting young becomes creepy so much earlyer than that, who are you trying to kid? If I see people like in Jersey Shore show (30 and 30+ who party) I think it's weird... unless you are tremendously hot business woman.

Lets be real here.
 
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 20, 2012, 07:45:22 AM
i become 30 but i still have plans for ten years of more partying
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: _bruce_ on June 20, 2012, 07:46:07 AM
Time to ask

*drumroll*

Wes  :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: devilsmile on June 20, 2012, 08:00:15 AM
i become 30 but i still have plans for ten years of more partying

How can you say a 30 year old is normal if he still is eager to dress like a beach ball, wear shades and go clubing acting he would never act sober, and clubs oldest are usually 25 or so and even then it's kinda strange?

I know I sound like a brainwashed victim of society who wants to be forever young immortal, geneticly alterred- drone but I think everyone who has that old man face with old man skin and old man swag who is partying in clubs is a liar ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: bigmc on June 20, 2012, 08:10:20 AM
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 ???

isnt your hair about 60 years old  ???
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Figo on June 20, 2012, 08:15:11 AM
Time to ask

*drumroll*

Wes  :D

I think he's avoiding the thread...

I expected to see an answer from him on pg 1
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 20, 2012, 08:19:25 AM
Can`t chime in since I`m not old yet fellas!  ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: James28 on June 20, 2012, 08:20:32 AM
Best years are when you're a teen and early twentys.

Realisticly you go downhill after 50? Wot? Two days ago you made a thread crying about being 30 how it's old as shit. Which you are.

And acting young becomes creepy so much earlyer than that, who are you trying to kid? If I see people like in Jersey Shore show (30 and 30+ who party) I think it's weird... unless you are tremendously hot business woman.

Lets be real here.
 

Best years how? If it's pure youth/age you're on about then perhaps you're correct, but everywhere else the young chumps fail. Strength, confidence, finances, education, experience, I could go on. There are off course exceptions to the rule but very few.

I'm not 30 but 32 by the way. When I was 20, anyone at 32 seemed ancient to me. I was fixated with age and staying young. At 32 I outdo my 20's self to a magnitude that reaches into the hundreds. I'm better now in every single way apart from the number that reflects my age. I find 18-25yo's annoying and stupid and thank the Gods I'm not that age anymore and having to deal with that peer group.

Btw, the thread I made was done in jest. The thread title should've been the first clue. I literally would not change my life/age for anything.

I have no idea how old you are, but please PM me when you're 32 and tell me if you feel ANY different from whatever age you are now. I'm betting that you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: devilsmile on June 20, 2012, 08:27:23 AM
Best years how? If it's pure youth/age you're on about then perhaps you're correct, but everywhere else the young chumps fail. Strength, confidence, finances, education, experience, I could go on. There are off course exceptions to the rule but very few.

I'm not 30 but 32 by the way. When I was 20, anyone at 32 seemed ancient to me. I was fixated with age and staying young. At 32 I outdo my 20's self to a magnitude that reaches into the hundreds. I'm better now in every single way apart from the number that reflects my age. I find 18-25yo's annoying and stupid and thank the Gods I'm not that age anymore and having to deal with that peer group.

Btw, the thread I made was done in jest. The thread title should've been the first clue. I literally would not change my life/age for anything.

I have no idea how old you are, but please PM me when you're 32 and tell me if you feel ANY different from whatever age you are now. I'm betting that you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Everything you said is true. I think in this thread you people are saying when did you have the best moments of your life and everyone sayes when they were 20.

Ofcourse you are better now, spiritually, psychologicly hopefully ;D etc, but people still look at you like you are a leader, not a kid and it is not expected for a 30 year old to act like a... well 20 year old :D

For example in gymnastics, you start off when you are 3, by the time you reach your teens you are a master. By your twentys you are world champion and you retire when you are 25 and plus because your body won't receive as much punishment, period.

In the old times men died at 35 something, being kings at 15 something because that's when your viral life energy is at it's wildest and can go to any direction you want to channel it. But by the time you reach 25 you are rather mature and you know as they say "old dog doesn't learn new tricks"- applys here. That's why I say being young is the best age because then it's the easyest to shape how your life will evolve in the future, that's all.

You said "acting young when you are 50", anyone who has the need to act young has issues imo. How can you have balanced mind and feel great and superior when you were 20, if you want to act young?

Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Dr Dutch on June 20, 2012, 08:28:30 AM
i become 30 but i still have plans for ten years of more partying
En dan een nekschot.... 8)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: James28 on June 20, 2012, 08:47:52 AM
Everything you said is true. I think in this thread you people are saying when did you have the best moments of your life and everyone sayes when they were 20.



I think a lot of people, including myself, confuse 'best' moments with FIRST moments. Your first car, first degree, first holiday with your girlfriend, first job, first apartment. Those are the good moments. The ones that change you from a snotty kid to a young adult. You remember those. As we age we become immune to a lot of things and those awesome moments are few and far apart. I bought a BMW. So what? I only stay in 5* hotels during my yearly summer holiday to Greece. So what? Those things may have impressed me or others my age 10 years ago, but right now they're part of life and impress only the young and impressionable.

Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: James28 on June 20, 2012, 08:54:04 AM


You said "acting young when you are 50", anyone who has the need to act young has issues imo. How can you have balanced mind and feel great and superior when you were 20, if you want to act young?



Dunno, ask the 50 year olds. I can tell you in 18 years whether I feel the need to run with the young crowd again. Right now I'm only just entering 'proper' adulthood. The last 10 years has been trench-warfare trying to get my life on track. These days I'm so relaxed I could fall asleep standing up. I know who I am and who I'm not. With age came peace and acceptance, or the least, a deep understanding of self.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have a date with a gorgeous Norwegian.  :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: mass243 on June 20, 2012, 09:01:24 AM

Now if you'll excuse me, I have a date with a gorgeous Norwegian.  :D

No hurry.
I heard Anders might not be able to arrive.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: James28 on June 20, 2012, 09:02:24 AM
No hurry.
I heard Anders might not be able to arrive.

  :-\ :-X :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Donny on June 20, 2012, 09:26:35 AM
Good for you friend.

Us old guys need to keep our reserves healthy.

"1"
Yeah--i feel like a real fucking stud now.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 20, 2012, 09:36:16 AM
Dunno, ask the 50 year olds. I can tell you in 18 years whether I feel the need to run with the young crowd again. Right now I'm only just entering 'proper' adulthood. The last 10 years has been trench-warfare trying to get my life on track. These days I'm so relaxed I could fall asleep standing up. I know who I am and who I'm not. With age came peace and acceptance, or the least, a deep understanding of self.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have a date with a gorgeous Norwegian.  :D
Hey,I don`t necessarily "act" young,I just still feel young.

Besides,who wants to be some stuffy old doddering drooling fuck all hunched over and shuffling along?

We`ve got enough of those fucks already and a lot of them are younger than I am.

Staying in shape helps, but keeping the mind young is the key.

When I start drooling or shitting myself,I`ll just end it..........after I train chest + back of course!!  :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: njflex on June 20, 2012, 09:47:47 AM
Hey,I don`t necessarily "act" young,I just still feel young.

Besides,who wants to be some stuffy old doddering drooling fuck all hunched over and shuffling along?

We`ve got enough of those fucks already and a lot of them are younger than I am.

Staying in shape helps, but keeping the mind young is the key.

When I start drooling or shitting myself,I`ll just end it..........after I train chest + back of course!!  :D
LOL,, COOL WES...
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: gracie bjj on June 20, 2012, 09:55:40 AM
i was still clubbing on the weekends when i was 35 or so, i wasnt married, had no steady girl and had extra coin in my pocket. i was lean and in shape and had a great time, i wasnt going to those places with 20 yr olds though i was hitting up the clubs for 30 and over crowds. i really dont miss it much though, it gets expensive and all the broads ive met there had issues going on in some way or another. i try to think young, drive sports car, go to gym, play sports when i can ect. people always laugh when they see a guy 50+ year old guy driving a vette and i dont understand why, is there a rule that says when u hit a certain age u must trade in sports car and get mini van or whatever? i say do whatever makes u happy and dont worry about what others think, as long as your keeping up with your responsabilities to your family and job u r good to go
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: njflex on June 20, 2012, 10:02:45 AM
i was still clubbing on the weekends when i was 35 or so, i wasnt married, had no steady girl and had extra coin in my pocket. i was lean and in shape and had a great time, i wasnt going to those places with 20 yr olds though i was hitting up the clubs for 30 and over crowds. i really dont miss it much though, it gets expensive and all the broads ive met there had issues going on in some way or another. i try to think young, drive sports car, go to gym, play sports when i can ect. people always laugh when they see a guy 50+ year old guy driving a vette and i dont understand why, is there a rule that says when u hit a certain age u must trade in sports car and get mini van or whatever? i say do whatever makes u happy and dont worry about what others think, as long as your keeping up with your responsabilities to your family and job u r good to go
SPOT ON,,,
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: gracie bjj on June 20, 2012, 10:10:50 AM
SPOT ON,,,

njflex you prolly heard of joeys in clifton ;) he also has that other famous spot on the jersey shore called joeys harrisons surf club in seaside heights, im sure u heard of that spot. in the 90,s that was the place to be and it prolly still is, i havent been there in almost 14 years or so though
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 20, 2012, 10:12:23 AM
How can you say a 30 year old is normal if he still is eager to dress like a beach ball, wear shades and go clubing acting he would never act sober, and clubs oldest are usually 25 or so and even then it's kinda strange?

I know I sound like a brainwashed victim of society who wants to be forever young immortal, geneticly alterred- drone but I think everyone who has that old man face with old man skin and old man swag who is partying in clubs is a liar ;D

yes but people estimate me 5 years younger, i have a friend who is 26 and does look like 30, balding is something terrible.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: bike nut on June 20, 2012, 10:14:40 AM
Hey,I don`t necessarily "act" young,I just still feel young.

Besides,who wants to be some stuffy old doddering drooling fuck all hunched over and shuffling along?

We`ve got enough of those fucks already and a lot of them are younger than I am.

Staying in shape helps, but keeping the mind young is the key.

When I start drooling or shitting myself,I`ll just end it..........after I train chest + back of course!!  :D

Then why are you down at the Golden Corral asking the waitress for a double order of dick?

Senile old fool.  ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: James28 on June 20, 2012, 10:18:16 AM
Wes is a cool dude (no homo) and I hope to have the same outlook on life when I'm 104!
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: mass243 on June 20, 2012, 10:19:01 AM
Wes is a cool dude (no homo) and I hope to have the same outlook on life when I'm 104!

 ;D ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 20, 2012, 10:19:27 AM
wes is not 104
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: 240 is Back on June 20, 2012, 10:42:08 AM
women = 25

men = 75

men age like wine.   women age like milk.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: MB on June 20, 2012, 10:57:53 AM
Basically, if you look bad with your clothes off, you're old.  There's so many fatasses walking around in their 20's that chronological age is thrown out the window, they might as well be senior citizens. 
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: oldtimer1 on June 20, 2012, 11:25:00 AM
A guy in his 50's in good shape is far more unusual thn a guy in his 20's in shape.  You stand out more...
QFT-It's so easy to be in shape when your in your 20's. When I see these 20 something trainers in the gym give advice I just want to choke them. It's hard to be out of shape in your 20's. If you are you're a lazy bastard.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: njflex on June 20, 2012, 11:29:30 AM
njflex you prolly heard of joeys in clifton ;) he also has that other famous spot on the jersey shore called joeys harrisons surf club in seaside heights, im sure u heard of that spot. in the 90,s that was the place to be and it prolly still is, i havent been there in almost 14 years or so though
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all good places seen it all.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: gracie bjj on June 20, 2012, 11:42:07 AM
one of my last haunts was club abyss in sayerville, that place was cool back in the late 90,s.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Dr Dutch on June 20, 2012, 12:21:48 PM
i become 30 but i still have plans for ten years of more partying
You missed the house scene late 80s, dude.... :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 20, 2012, 12:28:25 PM
You missed the house scene late 80s, dude.... :D

true true im a late bloomer
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 20, 2012, 12:51:03 PM
J.Leto wants to chime in for a sec.:

(http://jared-leto.net/gallery/albums/candids/2012/OutAboutNewYork27May2012/0001.jpg)

Yeah, plenty of these who are obsessed about chronology would say "this "old" pervert is fucking that /innocent/ 19yo", but the fact is - he has a great time, he looks young (and that all that matters really), I'm pretty sure he DOES feel like a 25yo (as he looks that way) so why the fuck someone like him should suddenly start acting "old"? Couldn't understand that ever. It's HEALTHY to thing and act young, as youth is - health. That's a self fulfilling circle in some way.

Old is when you look in the mirror and you see and old man.It's all about the way your cells are working at a given moment.
 I have some friends who (mentally) are old at 25 already. And I'm 26 personally and don't even think about stopping partying (tho' I like rave/house/techno scene, it's diff. from a regular "clubbing"), I have friends who are 43-50 and still are partying like crazy, and DOES NOT seem out of the place as they are all in great shape, have a progressive mind and genereally just "fit in the crowd". Nothing worse than a person who lets himself get "old" in his mind.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: BayGBM on June 20, 2012, 01:07:23 PM
When you wake up and start to feel aches and pains in body parts out of the blue--that have nothing to do with an injury--and you start to remember your parents complaining about the same thing when you were a kid you are officially old.  For most people this starts to happen in their 40's.  :-[
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: bike nut on June 20, 2012, 01:20:32 PM
wes is not 104

Typo....he meant to hit the "nine".

194.... ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: flinstones1 on June 20, 2012, 01:26:37 PM
studies have shown women of any age find men attractive up to the age of 55....js
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: BB on June 20, 2012, 01:47:42 PM
When you wake up and start to feel aches and pains in body parts out of the blue--that have nothing to do with an injury--and you start to remember your parents complaining about the same thing when you were a kid you are officially old.  For most people this starts to happen in their 40's.  :-[

Agree with this.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: arce1988 on June 20, 2012, 02:35:03 PM
  When I hit 30
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 20, 2012, 04:54:36 PM
studies have shown women of any age find men attractive up to the age of 55....js
Link Please.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Everhard on June 20, 2012, 09:03:02 PM
Im 38 and so far in my 30s I have ran 3 marathons and competed in 2 bodybuilding shows. I am getting better with age, and more confident. But than again maybe I am more confident because I have lost all hope.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: hazbin on June 20, 2012, 09:12:39 PM
i am 46 and can maybe do 5 percent of the manual labor i did in my teens and twenties.  that is not an exageration
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: kh300 on June 20, 2012, 09:16:56 PM
I think you get old when you stop doing what you love and your passionate about.

For example I have a friend who used to roll with me doing everything. Now he just sits around and drinks all day. I think hes old as shit at 33.

My dad is 70 still lifts, goes fishing, rides a crotch rocket, everything hes always done. I don't thin hes old at all.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: BIG ACH on June 20, 2012, 09:18:28 PM

Wes' Age - 73 year - Older


 ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The Abdominal Snoman on June 20, 2012, 09:40:24 PM
first grey hair on the ball sack=getting old
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Donny on June 21, 2012, 01:15:39 AM
first grey hair on the ball sack=getting old
mate,  that´s why i shave mine... ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 21, 2012, 01:59:29 AM
There`s some real fucking assholes on this board.  ;D

Fucking children must play!!   LOL   :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: polychronopolous on June 21, 2012, 04:49:45 AM
Its just like Wes always says, 'youre not old until you go to take a shit and your balls hit the water.  And im so old that i have to make sure that my scrotum doesnt go down the drain.'
(http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS0j9aKz1wiwK7t-F52XEcDRzu8K39-61UYNRcn5ONsBbW9GhQk5g)

What about when the problem is your pecker hitting the water when sitting which is an issue I run into on a consistent basis?

"That toilet water is cold...and it's deep too"
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: nzmusclemonster on June 21, 2012, 05:34:34 AM
What about when the problem is your pecker hitting the water when sitting which is an issue I run into on a consistent basis?

"That toilet water is cold...and it's deep too"

You want all the schmoes to know you got a long cock?  :-\
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 07:21:21 AM
It's relative, really.. all about the epigenetic state of cells.

This fella is 61. watch what an agility he has at that age: http://vimeo.com/28790000

I'm pretty sure he doesn't feel (nor look) old.


(http://thegardendiet.com/rawman/stormtime.gif)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Army of One on June 21, 2012, 07:35:24 AM
Honestly, as said before, its much easier to standout from the crowd once you reach thirty and beyond if you are fit, in your late teens and twenties you re competing against numerous in shape pretty boys for the quality vagina, once you get in to your thirties you pretty much stand alone in most circles if you are lean and fit.The benefit here is you give less of a shit what anybody thinks of you,are far more experienced and comfortable with who you are and dont put the pussy on a pedastal.The women your own age want you, the younger women with a thing for older men go crazy because you are one of the few that are inshape.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: dr.chimps on June 21, 2012, 07:37:29 AM
It's relative, really.. all about the epigenetic state of cells.

This fella is 61. watch what an agility he has at that age: http://vimeo.com/28790000

I'm pretty sure he doesn't feel (nor look) old.


(http://thegardendiet.com/rawman/stormtime.gif)
Wonder why at 50 he changed his name?
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 21, 2012, 07:40:27 AM
"That toilet water is cold...and it's deep too"
^Richard Pryor^  ???
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Agnostic007 on June 21, 2012, 07:42:42 AM
Turned 50 today. Having never been one to sweat over turning 30, 40, 45 I admit 50 has me reflecting a bit. It's hard to rationalize that I'm not really that old... I work out, I feel my cardio is as good as it was 20 yrs ago, I get the "You don't look close to that age" response and honestly still feel 35. but.... Things take longer to heal, lower back hurts from long bouts of standing or walking, don't feel as quick or agile, and I'm keeping Just For Men financially stable.

Thinking back on when I was in my 20's, I thought 50 was ancient. Now I think 70 is... Funny how that works. I'll enjoy my birthday with the standard cake and all the food trimmings that go along with it, but I plan on celebrating my 50th by recommitting myself to a healthy lifestyle and getting back into the best shape possible.            
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 21, 2012, 07:46:26 AM
standard coke
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The_Punisher on June 21, 2012, 07:48:12 AM
you know you're old as a man, when you can no longer bust a second nut in 15mins after your first one...... ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 07:50:12 AM
Things will change 20-30years down the road significantly. Replenishment of stem cell pools (the rejuvenation of their "niches", etc..), ability to "code" transcription factors (so instead of using GH, people will use viruses or other stuff to get tha mRNA into their body to make it produce certain proteins at the levels of young organism), tweaking of DNA chromatin structures (so to literally "turn back the clock" on a cellular level), and many more, which aren't even discovered curently (but progress is astouning).
 It's nothing more but a very specific cellular processes that go wrong over time, due to the lack of selective pressure over the generations after a certain age (reproductive peak), it starts to diminish gradually so the "code" ceases to adapt and stay in a phenotype, called "youth".
 Don't want to upset you guys, but you/we may be amongst the last generations who'll die from an old age (given the current pace of progress at understanding of what's really happening "under the hood"). Sounds bold and maybe even ridiculous, but that's an inevitable future, and the goal of an "evolution" of any given species (we, humans, have reached the point of evolution where we start "tweaking" our own evolution consciously, to speed it up.)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: polychronopolous on June 21, 2012, 07:50:34 AM
^Richard Pryor^  ???

God bless him.   :)  8)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 21, 2012, 07:51:51 AM
God bless him.   :)  8)
X2
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Tito24 on June 21, 2012, 07:58:11 AM
some people are old at 20, some are still young at 60/70/80
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 21, 2012, 08:00:45 AM
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:13:43 AM
Exactly^^

Quess what... people like this one've "preplanned" all that in advance.. That does not happen "accidentally".. R.Robinson does not look like he does at his age just because "he was lucky", T.Freeman is not among top 10 bb'ers in the world just because he was genetically "blessed" (fella was as twinkish as me, before he started), many more examples (like J.Lalane, that female bbér with a great face, who is 50 änd  "still got it", etc..).. All they have in commond one thing - progressive mindset, of "keep going", keep improving, keep learning and "stay young" by any means possible.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 21, 2012, 08:25:04 AM
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:25:12 AM
...

dude are you fucked in the head of something?

No. I'm just fascinated by a science that studies aging and everything related. Is that "fucked up in the head" by your standarts? If so - yes, I am. :)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 21, 2012, 08:26:05 AM
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:28:08 AM
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: The True Adonis on June 21, 2012, 08:28:08 AM
No. I'm just fascinated by a science that studies aging and everything related. Is that "fucked up in the head" by your standarts? If so - yes, I am. :)
You are not doing yourself any good by being 240 lbs if you are concerned about aging.  The only thing so far proven to retard the effects of aging is a low calorie diet, reduced bodyweight and intermittent fasting.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:30:45 AM
You are not doing yourself any good by being 240 lbs if you are concerned about aging.  The only thing so far proven to retard the effects of aging is a low calorie diet, reduced bodyweight and intermittent fasting.

Truth. I'm very well aware of it and that always was a dilemma for me. I'm pretty confident in the progress that is being made in that field so theoretically I could go on CR for the rest of my life and see what happens (whether would I make it to an "escape velocity" or not), on the other hand - if that doesn't turn out to be true - I may regret of not pursuing my goals/dreams (being a "bodybuilder" in this case).. I try to minimise every other risk factor tho'.. And that's why I won't be pumping slin into my body anytime soon (or ever, to be more specific), as that would be a stretch by a big degree..
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:32:50 AM
You're taking that whole life extension anti-aging shit too seriously, not to mention you somehow involved pro bodybuilders into it.

Yeah, I'd say you start showing sings of "fucked up in the head"


Why do you think you can decide what's "too serious" for me or someone else? :) Just relax, really, and take seriously whatever other field that interests you.
 Pro bb'ers are notorious users of exogenous hormones, that's an experiment of "anti aging" at it's best. Some, as you can witness, turn out to be succesfull cases..
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 08:37:10 AM
experiment in anti-aging, lol

(http://www.emforma.net/nutricao-saude/dennis-wolf.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 08:39:06 AM
another experiment, LOL

(http://thechive.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/a-women-bodybuilder-trainwreck-16.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:40:00 AM
lolol, experiment in anti-aging, why don't you get your head out of the clouds before people start handing your arse to you, hahaha

Yes, of course. It has been believed that "replenishing hormones" would "halt aging" to some extent (while other studies show that IGF signalling is the major pro-aging pathway, as it activates the m-tor one). Contradicting point of views, as at one hand - the restorement of what's lost "should" be beneficial on the long run, but on the other hand - pro-growth activity after the phase of development (experimentally/in vitro and some - in vivo) seems to be pro-aging.

Go have another "laugh" now ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 08:40:21 AM
brutal anti-aging LOL

(http://www.musclelegion.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/markus_ruhl-239x300.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 08:41:55 AM
Yes, of course. It has been believed that "replenishing hormones" would "halt aging" to some extent (while other studies show that IGF signalling is the major pro-aging pathway, as it activates the m-tor one). Contradicting point of views, as at one hand - the restorement of what's lost "should" be beneficial on the long run, but on the other hand - pro-growth activity after the phase of development (experimentally/in vitro and some - in vivo) seems to be pro-aging.

operating words, "believed", "seems"

HTH

Go have another "laugh" now ;)

You're making this so easy ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:43:46 AM
experiment in anti-aging, lol

(http://www.emforma.net/nutricao-saude/dennis-wolf.jpg)

The texture of skin may vary between individuals, as a reaction to androgens. There are way more "markers"of aging.

(http://mdtv.musculardevelopment.com/images/stories/videos/2010-jax-henry-pre.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:46:23 AM
operating words, "believed", "seems"

HTH

You're making this so easy ;)

Exactly, that's why further info is needed on that. And it's not so easy to perform controlled experiments with supraphysiological doses of hormones on humans for ex. as it's "unethical".

You have something constructive to say or will just keep repeating my words and have more inadequate laughs?

Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 08:47:22 AM
Exactly, that's why further info is needed on that. And it's not so easy to perform controlled experiments with supraphysiological doses of hormones on humans for ex. as it's "unethical".

You have something constructive to say or will just keep repeating my words and have more inadequate laughs?



"inadequate  laughs", lol ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: FitnessFrenzy on June 21, 2012, 08:47:57 AM
I would argue that one is only old when:

posting less than 1000 posts on getbig per year

going below a 200 lb bench

stretching the duration of the offseason

Forgetting to fly to Taiwan to train with coach huang
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:49:55 AM
"inadequate  laughs", lol ;)

I see you are upset that you are too stupid to understand what I've wrote in the posts above, sorry but that's not my fault that at age 20 I knew more about this than you'll ever know. Now go away good sir, mind your own interests, as it seems you still haven't answered why do you think you "know" what kinf of fields and to what degree I "should" be interested. ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 08:56:06 AM
I see you are upset that you are too stupid to understand what I've wrote in the posts above, sorry but that's not my fault that at age 20 I knew more about this than you'll ever know. Now go away good sir, mind your own interests, as it seems you still haven't answered why do you think you "know" what kinf of fields and to what degree I "should" be interested. ;)

You might as well be telling me that you know more about New Age spiritualism than I do.

Dude, I'm like, crestfallen ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 08:58:40 AM
You might as well be telling me that you know more about New Age spiritualism than I do.

Dude, I'm like, crestfallen ;)

I don't care. What do you want from me? Why are you so upset I'm laying down my point of view? I thought this is a free speach board. Well, let's keep it that way :) Pls PM me of you still have some unrelated nonsense to reply.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 08:59:56 AM
I don't care. What do you want from me? Why are you so upset I'm laying down my point of view? I thought this is a free speach board. Well, let's keep it that way :) Pls PM me of you still have some unrelated nonsense to reply.

ha ha ha ha meltdown

that's what I wanted from you ;D ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 09:06:00 AM
ha ha ha ha meltdown

that's what I wanted from you ;D ;D

More like a "projection" of a meltdown ;)
 I'm glad you are happy. Now go away, really..
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 09:07:51 AM
More like a "projection" of a meltdown ;)
 I'm glad you are happy. Now go away, really..

You were in tears when you wrote that and you know it ;D

Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 09:15:32 AM
You were in tears when you wrote that and you know it ;D

Your mom was in tears while I fucked her. ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 09:17:55 AM
Your mom was in tears while I fucked her. ;)

I doubt it, she's not into eye-ties :)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 09:21:14 AM
I doubt it, she's not into eye-ties :)

Well she doubted about the decision to not perform an abortion.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 09:31:15 AM
Well she doubted about the decision to not perform an abortion.

Rightly so. Yours went ahead with it and it went so wrong ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 09:34:49 AM
Rightly so. Yours went ahead with it and it went so wrong ;)
You are too /Untermenschen/ to be talking with me, haven't you realised it yet? I'm NOT interested in what you have to say, simple as that.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: gracie bjj on June 21, 2012, 09:36:19 AM
stress,genetics,enviroment ect has alot to do with ones aging process, this fuckin rat race kills people before their time
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Thespritz0 on June 21, 2012, 09:45:26 AM
Can`t chime in since I`m not old yet fellas!  ;)
^^
Your as old as WES when God said "let there be light" Wes thru the switch... ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 09:50:23 AM
ahahaha, alright little Obersturmführer ;) btw, I noticed your skin tone is a bit dark for an eye-tie, perhaps you're one of those with an arab father? hahaha, how's that for untermensch, gormless ;D ;D

Go check your eyes you fukkin clown.

"Dark" skin color, lol..
(http://s15.postimage.org/tepjrl13r/dark.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 10:01:49 AM
look what I found, another anti-aging experiment

(http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/s320x320/425237_3054109964724_1622550959_2557342_63689822_n.jpg)

LOL
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 10:02:03 AM
lol brutal photoshoping your skin tone, the image in the wifebeater was shall we say, a bit darker.

you fucking baboon you

I don't want to humiliate you more than I've done already, but:

(http://s16.postimage.org/45fypjll1/lolz.jpg)

Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 10:03:17 AM
more anti-aging, LOL

(http://www.bodybuildingdungeon.com/forums/attachments/bodybuilding-discussion/13432d1220098742-luke-wood-17-days-out-lw2.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 10:03:51 AM
look what I found, another anti-aging experiment

(http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/s320x320/425237_3054109964724_1622550959_2557342_63689822_n.jpg)

LOL

Do you at least understand what are you writing here and what I've wrote on that matter or are you just really THAT dumb?

I'm "above" you, intellectually, accept that and move on. You can expect to meet people who are more knowledgeable/educated than you, esp as it's a global board, don't you?
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 10:09:12 AM
Damn look at all the anti-aging on this guy!!!!

(http://juicedmuscle.net/sites/default/files/images/old-senior-elderly-muscle-gain-lose-maintain-how.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 10:12:41 AM
That reminds me of SMM a bit ;) Calling people dumb, being "above", etc.

In your case, I'm not sure how arab-eyetalian mullatos can claim to be "above" anyone, LOL

You remind me of a regular annnymous dumb fuck, who instead of writing something constructive, keeps spitting various unrelated shit, or pretends not to see when are owned beyond belief.. ;) Keep your neurosis for yourself "buddy", I'm bored of your attention already. You are a lot more annoying than "stimulating" (as gh15 used to say).

As for arab-mullato, better try - eastern european you moron. pure arian genetics, deal with it..
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 10:13:24 AM
(http://www.ambal.ru/82584995691.jpg)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 10:17:09 AM
You remind me of a regular annnymous dumb fuck, who instead of writing something constructive, keeps spitting various unrelated shit, or pretends not to see when are owned beyond belief.. ;) Keep your neurosis for yourself "buddy", I'm bored of your attention already. You are a lot more annoying than "stimulating" (as gh15 used to say).

As for arab-mullato, better try - eastern european you moron. pure arian genetics, deal with it..

ahahaha, brutal. So eastern europeans are now aryans? In what century or rather, which universe?

Like I said in the beginning a couple of pages, your head is firmly lodged within your arse. You are divorced with reality.

Perhaps you've had too many hormones, too much anti-ageing ;D ;D

Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 21, 2012, 10:19:00 AM
Brutal anti-ageing. These guys are like 20-year-olds from the inside, their skin is just a bit saggy ;D ;D

(http://thebollywoodaddict.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/schwarzenegger.jpg) (http://withfriendship.com/images/b/8901/1981-franco-columbu.jpg)

It's been a pleasure doing business with ya, retard.

Raymondo out ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 10:21:05 AM
ahahaha, brutal. So eastern europeans are now aryans? In what century or rather, which universe?

Like I said in the beginning a couple of pages, your head is firmly lodged within your arse. You are divorced with reality.

Perhaps you've had too many hormones, too much anti-ageing ;D ;D



Once again - very constructive speech and arguments of steel. Tho' I still can't understand what's the source of your neurosis, regarding my interest in this field. Must be some kind of inferiority complex or some shit.. But I'm not interested in the inner workings of your brain tbh, so keep it to yourself.. Adios, amigo, I'm out to blast my legs.

p.s. - I have a suspicion (as all this nonsense is clearly based on a feeling of being "lesser of an individual") you'd go insane if I'd start posting the pics of the bitches I plow regulary (I won't tho').. lol. What a sad fella.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 21, 2012, 10:23:22 AM
Brutal anti-ageing. These guys are like 20-year-olds from the inside, their skin is just a bit saggy ;D ;D



yeah.. a few fellas who are heavy smokers, a few fellas who abused the shit beyond belief, and someone who has stopped hormonizing years ago.

All that while trying to "avoid" the fact that I explained the case in a very detailed way (to which you didn't have to reply anything constructuve once again). Yes sir, you ARE dumb, accept it and don't try to blame me for that.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: CalvinH on June 21, 2012, 10:46:29 AM
I don't want to humiliate you more than I've done already, but:

(http://s16.postimage.org/45fypjll1/lolz.jpg)



Gayer then wearing purple short shorts,woman sandals,faggoty wrist band and sitting on a cactus :)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: ˛oklis on June 23, 2012, 02:11:40 AM
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Dr Dutch on June 23, 2012, 01:08:09 PM

Very cool...where is this from ?  They look almost as old as Wes !   ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: _bruce_ on June 23, 2012, 01:15:21 PM
There`s some real fucking assholes on this board.  ;D

Fucking children must play pay!!   LOL   :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Primemuscle on June 23, 2012, 01:24:37 PM
There is an "old" saying, which is: "Your as old as you feel." Of course how one feels depends on how healthy they are to some degree. Sometimes I catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror and wonder, who the heck is this old fart staring back at me? LOL! But, this doesn't make me feel old; it just means I look old. I'm thinking I might have another 30 years or so left in me.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Donny on June 23, 2012, 01:44:40 PM
There is an "old" saying, which is: "Your as old as you feel." Of course how one feels depends on how healthy they are to some degree. Sometimes I catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror and wonder, who the heck is this old fart staring back at me? LOL! But, this doesn't make me feel old; it just means I look old. I'm thinking I might have another 30 years or so left in me.
my man..you are not old. I am fucking a Biology Teacher on the side.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Dr Dutch on June 23, 2012, 01:46:29 PM
There is an "old" saying, which is: "Your as old as you feel." Of course how one feels depends on how healthy they are to some degree. Sometimes I catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror and wonder, who the heck is this old fart staring back at me? LOL! But, this doesn't make me feel old; it just means I look old. I'm thinking I might have another 30 years or so left in me.
Wow you're gonna be 120....?   8)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Primemuscle on June 23, 2012, 01:50:26 PM
Wow you're gonna be 120....?   8)

Possibly....gathering math isn't your strong suit.  :D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Mattyh7688 on June 23, 2012, 01:50:43 PM
It all depends on your own body.. I've done Collegiate Nationals three times, the same show as Masters Nationals is held at and some of these 40-50-60 year olds look incredible and better than 99.99999% of people half their own age. I love doing that show.. a lot of the guys are awesome to talk to and provide a lot of wisdom about bodybuilding and life in general.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Dr Dutch on June 23, 2012, 02:03:36 PM
Possibly....gathering math isn't your strong suit.  :D
Just kiddin' i admire the riper dudes on getbig !   8)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: cephissus on June 23, 2012, 02:29:42 PM
Interesting thread with a very impressive raymondo-induced meltdown to boot.  As writing simple sentences seems to be a laborious process for "da_vinci" (judging by the numerous spelling and grammar errors) I can only imagine what pains this intellectual monster goes to in order to synthesize the vast amounts of information he gleans from his perusal of countless "scientific" "anti-aging" "studies".

Since he seems to be a budding psychoanalyst as well, I'd like to share one of my own observations: people who instantly, repeatedly, and obsessively insist their opponents are stupid, dumb, unintelligent, etc. often choose such insults because of deep-seated insecurities regarding their own intelligence.  They choose such venom because they know its potency firsthand, lol.  And of course, maybe their insecurity is warranted, since they lack the good sense to spice things up with a little variety every now and then... anyway, just a thought -- I love discussing my interests with other like-minded individuals after all.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Primemuscle on June 23, 2012, 02:45:07 PM
youre as old as you feel dont necesarly apply.

when a borderline dead is on cocaine he will feel great.

age is just a number,genetics are a factor, the best you can do is take care of your health as good as possible and hope for the best.

but i plan to look about the same physique wise at age 50 as i do now.

bit hrt will make sure of that

arnold def looks like shit there.

Do you know a lot of old folks who use cocaine? Never tried the stuff myself, but I always thought that recreational drugs tended to shorten someones life.

Genetics play a roll in how we look as we age. Thanks mom and dad, for the good aging genetics. I still look fairly young for my age. Of course, I've made it a point to take good care of my body through the years. Good genetics alone won't keep one young looking and feeling. My mom died at 61 years of age and she looked like she was 90 years old. A lifetime of heavy smoking plus drug and alcohol abuse didn't do her any favors.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: King Shizzo on June 23, 2012, 02:47:32 PM
I would say 60 for a man.  45 for a woman.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Palpatine Q on June 23, 2012, 03:16:16 PM
Interesting thread with a very impressive raymondo-induced meltdown to boot.  As writing simple sentences seems to be a laborious process for "da_vinci" (judging by the numerous spelling and grammar errors) I can only imagine what pains this intellectual monster goes to in order to synthesize the vast amounts of information he gleans from his perusal of countless "scientific" "anti-aging" "studies".

Since he seems to be a budding psychoanalyst as well, I'd like to share one of my own observations: people who instantly, repeatedly, and obsessively insist their opponents are stupid, dumb, unintelligent, etc. often choose such insults because of deep-seated insecurities regarding their own intelligence.  They choose such venom because they know its potency firsthand, lol.  And of course, maybe their insecurity is warranted, since they lack the good sense to spice things up with a little variety every now and then... anyway, just a thought -- I love discussing my interests with other like-minded individuals after all.

Yep.... seems to be a constant with Da vinci, if you don't agree with him, or like what he likes...you're "stupid"

I was "stupid" too, because I'm not a fan of Dub-step and i don't like jazz musicians who noodle away endlessly on their instruments.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 23, 2012, 04:06:18 PM
I plan on winning the Over-50 class at this years NABBA Nationals in my best lifetime shape ever at 57.

Gonna` give `dat `dere GH stuff a try for the first time.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: King Shizzo on June 23, 2012, 04:09:43 PM
I plan on winning the Over-50 class at this years NABBA Nationals in my best lifetime shape ever at 57.

Gonna` give `dat `dere GH stuff a try for the first time.
That would be epic Wes.  You should keep a log ala Mcfarlane.  We are all pulling for you.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: gracie bjj on June 23, 2012, 04:13:31 PM
 one of the nice things about me getting older is that my body responds alot better now to minimum amounts of test, ill grow and feel great at 1 amp of sust or enanthate every 7-10 days now. if im doing the sust ill throw in alittle prop every 3 or 4 days also.10-15 years ago that amount wouldnt of did much.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 23, 2012, 04:21:00 PM
That would be epic Wes.  You should keep a log ala Mcfarlane.  We are all pulling for you.
Thanks bro,I`ll do that.

good luck man and sportmans fairness on giving gh a try, its required for natural shows these days 8)
Thanks brother,not a natty contest by any means just not the same drug usage level as the NPC.

I`m slowly and constantly building my psyche level to take it to another level.

One year older than dirt a few weeks ago and I truly believe that with the GH,I can be better than ever............I always used tiny amounts of gear compared to most people I know, so I`m gonna` increase it a bit also.

Father Time can kiss my fucking ass!  ;D
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: wes on June 23, 2012, 04:34:21 PM
thats the spirit,check pms btw 8)
Got it thanks bud!  ;)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 24, 2012, 06:01:44 AM
Interesting thread with a very impressive raymondo-induced meltdown to boot.  As writing simple sentences seems to be a laborious process for "da_vinci" (judging by the numerous spelling and grammar errors) I can only imagine what pains this intellectual monster goes to in order to synthesize the vast amounts of information he gleans from his perusal of countless "scientific" "anti-aging" "studies".

Since he seems to be a budding psychoanalyst as well, I'd like to share one of my own observations: people who instantly, repeatedly, and obsessively insist their opponents are stupid, dumb, unintelligent, etc. often choose such insults because of deep-seated insecurities regarding their own intelligence.  They choose such venom because they know its potency firsthand, lol.  And of course, maybe their insecurity is warranted, since they lack the good sense to spice things up with a little variety every now and then... anyway, just a thought -- I love discussing my interests with other like-minded individuals after all.

First of all: my native lang. isn't En, tho' I can spell corretly and use grammar rules if I concentrate/want to. Second: that fella Raymondo was obviously confused by my constructive replies (he did not have ANYTHING constructive to reply, aside stupid /grimaces/ he made out of that frustration. I honestly don't even know what was that he got bothered my my interest in that field. Dude is just frustrated, no more, no less. I have no idea why he is so unrest when it comes to my presence. Seems, he has been following me for quite some time already.. A meber of my fan club probably).
 I have my own insecurieties, so does other people, but I have no interest to discuss other peoples head-issues, unless they come out as someone like that neurotic fella.


Groink>No, you were stupid because you call "shit" these things you have no idea about. You weren't sayin' "I personally don't like it", your position was "It's crap". Be careful, you are falling in that zone, where you mentally become  "old" and "limited" by your pre-created belief system, which are first steps to being "left behind". You are not stupid per say, tho' stubborness doesn't add to being smart/wise, etc..
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Shockwave on June 24, 2012, 06:50:25 AM
First of all: my native lang. isn't En, tho' I can spell corretly and use grammar rules if I concentrate/want to. Second: that fella Raymondo was obviously confused by my constructive replies (he did not have ANYTHING constructive to reply, aside stupid /grimaces/ he made out of that frustration. I honestly don't even know what was that he got bothered my my interest in that field. Dude is just frustrated, no more, no less. I have no idea why he is so unrest when it comes to my presence. Seems, he has been following me for quite some time already.. A meber of my fan club probably).
 I have my own insecurieties, so does other people, but I have no interest to discuss other peoples head-issues, unless they come out as someone like that neurotic fella.


Groink>No, you were stupid because you call "shit" these things you have no idea about. You weren't sayin' "I personally don't like it", your position was "It's crap". Be careful, you are falling in that zone, where you mentally become  "old" and "limited" by your pre-created belief system, which are first steps to being "left behind". You are not stupid per say, tho' stubborness doesn't add to being smart/wise, etc..
:-\

We already have Uberman, we dont need a shittier imitation, kthanks.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Raymondo on June 24, 2012, 08:28:33 AM
First of all: my native lang. isn't En, tho' I can spell corretly and use grammar rules if I concentrate/want to. Second: that fella Raymondo was obviously confused by my constructive replies (he did not have ANYTHING constructive to reply, aside stupid /grimaces/ he made out of that frustration. I honestly don't even know what was that he got bothered my my interest in that field. Dude is just frustrated, no more, no less. I have no idea why he is so unrest when it comes to my presence. Seems, he has been following me for quite some time already.. A meber of my fan club probably).
 I have my own insecurieties, so does other people, but I have no interest to discuss other peoples head-issues, unless they come out as someone like that neurotic fella.


Groink>No, you were stupid because you call "shit" these things you have no idea about. You weren't sayin' "I personally don't like it", your position was "It's crap". Be careful, you are falling in that zone, where you mentally become  "old" and "limited" by your pre-created belief system, which are first steps to being "left behind". You are not stupid per say, tho' stubborness doesn't add to being smart/wise, etc..

Ok bro, you're right, I didn't give any constructive replies, after having a bit of fun at your expense, perhaps I can do so now ;)

I'm not in the least frustrated by your interest in anti-ageing. I'm only pertrubed that you take it so seriously you have adopted a very preachy attitude about it. Perhaps you haven't realised that the level of technologies espoused by the so-called "life extension" cults are  strictly at the level of science fiction. And before you say that all modern technologies were once science fiction (I can just about see you typing this) let me remind you that many classic sci-fi technologies never arrived, for example flying cars, nuclear fusion, hard articifial intelligence, etc. It's the same way with anti-ageing. Presently, there's no permanent way to reverse the effects of entropy, at best one can only slow down its progress which is strongly dependent on genetics anyway. To point at bodybuilders and claim they are "anti-ageing" at its best is the height of ignorance in my opinion. When I called you out on it, you moved the goalposts. It only works for "some" of them. LOL.

Like so many people enthralled by the recent exposure of life extension you seem to take these things for granted already- you won't say it clearly, but that's what I read between the lines. Unfortunately, the harsh truth is it's very early days for that stuff. You and I may not even be the generation that benefits, we may very well expire before anti-ageing therapy becomes commonplace, if it's even viable to being with, which is so many decades into the future anyway that reliable predictions are futile.

As for the accusations about stupidity, neurosis, etc, I find what cephissus said to be spot on. You are terrified to recognise these things within yourself so you always make a point to project them on someone else- and as fast as possible, too.

Getbig ultimately is not a place to debate anti-ageing the way you insist on (i.e. with no trolling), if you want to do that there are plenty of life extension forums full of kids with stars in their eyes; I'm sure they will accomodate you appropriately.

Here everything and everyone is fair game :)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Viking11 on June 24, 2012, 09:21:48 AM
50 you start getting there - I  felt young basically til the last year - I'm 52. Maybe going through so much and not being on any RX has influenced my perception. That and the gray hair and recurrent dental issue have put a ding in my zing. Still can lift heavy- in fact heavier than ever, insane weights really for over 50. Trying to add more cardio in again. Started with swimming at the Y because I like it- I'm a water creature. I want to move to the bahamas and start a he'd end breakfast. Swim all afternoon.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: King Shizzo on June 24, 2012, 09:29:00 AM
Ok bro, you're right, I didn't give any constructive replies, after having a bit of fun at your expense, perhaps I can do so now ;)

I'm not in the least frustrated by your interest in anti-ageing. I'm only pertrubed that you take it so seriously you have adopted a very preachy attitude about it. Perhaps you haven't realised that the level of technologies espoused by the so-called "life extension" cults are  strictly at the level of science fiction. And before you say that all modern technologies were once science fiction (I can just about see you typing this) let me remind you that many classic sci-fi technologies never arrived, for example flying cars, nuclear fusion, hard articifial intelligence, etc. It's the same way with anti-ageing. Presently, there's no permanent way to reverse the effects of entropy, at best one can only slow down its progress which is strongly dependent on genetics anyway. To point at bodybuilders and claim they are "anti-ageing" at its best is the height of ignorance in my opinion. When I called you out on it, you moved the goalposts. It only works for "some" of them. LOL.

Like so many people enthralled by the recent exposure of life extension you seem to take these things for granted already- you won't say it clearly, but that's what I read between the lines. Unfortunately, the harsh truth is it's very early days for that stuff. You and I may not even be the generation that benefits, we may very well expire before anti-ageing therapy becomes commonplace, if it's even viable to being with, which is so many decades into the future anyway that reliable predictions are futile.

As for the accusations about stupidity, neurosis, etc, I find what cephissus said to be spot on. You are terrified to recognise these things within yourself so you always make a point to project them on someone else- and as fast as possible, too.

Getbig ultimately is not a place to debate anti-ageing the way you insist on (i.e. with no trolling), if you want to do that there are plenty of life extension forums full of kids with stars in their eyes; I'm sure they will accomodate you appropriately.

Here everything and everyone is fair game :)
Meltdown.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: che on June 24, 2012, 09:31:01 AM
The wind is old, but it keeps blowing.

                                                                                    PS: No mom or Wes  jokes , please.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 24, 2012, 09:44:30 AM
Raymondo>
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I'm not in the least frustrated by your interest in anti-ageing.

 yes you are, and it shows even more in your lack of education on the issue, as it's shown below (keep on reading).

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Perhaps you haven't realised that the level of technologies espoused by the so-called "life extension" cults are  strictly at the level of science fiction. And before you say that all modern technologies were once science fiction (I can just about see you typing this) let me remind you that many classic sci-fi technologies never arrived, for example flying cars, nuclear fusion, hard articifial intelligence, etc.

That is not true at all, tho'i t may seem so for someone who's not "up to date" with the field. There has been very very imprerssive reults from various studies (I'll name more, but just a few for a start) which've shown it is possible to control the lifespan, and most importantly - the youth-span of an organism. They were performed on various species, varying from yeasts to mice (for ex. one turned out to double the life span and health span of mice. That was not possible just 20 years or so ago, everything was more on a theoretical level). If that's not impressive than I'm sure nothing would impress such a "know all" (but irl - know nothing) like you.
 If growing organs in the lab and usign them to replace the dmaged ones (the field of regenration) is not impressive enough for you, than you are way too "spoiled" by the pace of technology already. Wake up, it wasn't happening just 10years sgo, and now it's REALITY. Oh, and there ARE some flying cars, go look.
 Hard artificial intelligence? How about Watson, a cimputer WHO can understand human speach and sarcasm? Isn't that impressive? Lol.. I'm sure you are "not" impressed.
 You've chosen a very wrong person to argue issues like these, when you are obviously "outdated" yourself.

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It's the same way with anti-ageing. Presently, there's no permanent way to reverse the effects of entropy, at best one can only slow down its progress which is strongly dependent on genetics anyway.
- It has been demonstrtaed recently that it's possible to take a stem cell of a 100year old and epigenetically "reverse" the clock to that of a 10year old. It's "just" the cell, but oh wait - it was just s acience fiction LESS than 10years ago. The speed-up of this field is quite amazing, go educate yourself, if you are interested, and you'll see I'm right.

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To point at bodybuilders and claim they are "anti-ageing" at its best is the height of ignorance in my opinion. When I called you out on it, you moved the goalposts. It only works for "some" of them. LOL.

Yes of course, it's an "experiment in the making", as currently there's no other way to test that idea of "hormones used to sustain some parameters of youth". Working "for some" is a result too. What's wrong with that?

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Like so many people enthralled by the recent exposure of life extension you seem to take these things for granted already- you won't say it clearly, but that's what I read between the lines. Unfortunately, the harsh truth is it's very early days for that stuff. You and I may not even be the generation that benefits, we may very well expire before anti-ageing therapy becomes commonplace, if it's even viable to being with, which is so many decades into the future anyway that reliable predictions are futile.

 We already WOULD benefit if needed and enough money. Go look at the grown organs field. Predictions may be true to some extent, depending on what data is used, and how. FInd something on R.Kurzweil, fella was very accurate on many many stuff (way more that he was innacurate).

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As for the accusations about stupidity, neurosis, etc, I find what cephissus said to be spot on. You are terrified to recognise these things within yourself so you always make a point to project them on someone else- and as fast as possible, too.

It's nice you took time to compile such a long (and constructive) response now, tho' it was not what you did the last time, while keeping "laughing", when it wasn't a humor really, and making ther grimaces. That's when a person is confused and it's obvious ;) I'm always down to some constructive argument and there won't be any "name calling" from my side if a person is reacting in a constructive manner.

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Getbig ultimately is not a place to debate anti-ageing the way you insist on (i.e. with no trolling), if you want to do that there are plenty of life extension forums full of kids with stars in their eyes; I'm sure they will accomodate you appropriately.

 I'm pretty sure you are NOONE to tell me or someone else what's getbig for. Let's leave it at this. :)
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Primemuscle on June 24, 2012, 05:12:39 PM
yeah i know quite some ppl aged over 50which do coke on say, very short intervals, some daily.
but then again i know of ppl younger than 30 who died of heart attack on it.

i think coke is no good, best to stay away from it, very stealthily addictive.id say it ages people faster.

hard work ages people to, so do bad diets it seems.

i think lifting and good food will help best to stay in shape and look younger than one is.


A friend of mine was fooling around with coke back when we were in our 30's. He didn't age too well. However he lead a generally fast life with girlfriends on the side and changing jobs all the time. Last I heard, he was working for Wallmart somewhere (quite a comedown from some of the businesses he ran) and he's on his third marriage.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: da_vinci on June 24, 2012, 05:45:55 PM
A friend of mine was fooling around with coke back when we were in our 30's. He didn't age too well. However he lead a generally fast life with girlfriends on the side and changing jobs all the time. Last I heard, he was working for Wallmart somewhere (quite a comedown from some of the businesses he ran) and he's on his third marriage.

I know many, who are coke'ing, while being like 43-50 yo. Some are not well, health wise, but they live the "Carpe diem" lifestyle, while other are doing well, as they are not abusing that shit. Every month or so I'd say is an abuse.
 That drug is crap, anyway.. many get elevated heart rate for a few days after using it, etc.. taxing the system quite hard, from what I know.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Primemuscle on June 25, 2012, 12:46:11 AM
I know many, who are coke'ing, while being like 43-50 yo. Some are not well, health wise, but they live the "Carpe diem" lifestyle, while other are doing well, as they are not abusing that shit. Every month or so I'd say is an abuse.
 That drug is crap, anyway.. many get elevated heart rate for a few days after using it, etc.. taxing the system quite hard, from what I know.

Never tried it myself. From what I understand coke hypes a person up. I am already somewhat hyper anyway. Seems like this would be the wrong drug choice for me.
Title: Re: At what age does someone become "old"?
Post by: Benny B on June 25, 2012, 08:06:23 AM
"As you grow, you learn more. If you stayed as ignorant as you
were at twenty-two, you'd always be twenty-two. Aging is not
just decay, you know. It's growth.
It's more than the negative
that you're going to die, it's the positive that you
understand you're going to die, and that you live a better
life because of it."
-- Mitch Albom