"My 15 year old son during trick or treat. What is he dressed as, you ask? He is a Sheild Agent, he wasn't collecting candy, he was handing out cards to all the kids dressed as Marvel characters asking them if they were interested in the Avengers initiative."
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Dicky 1 year ago
#8 only 26 when applying for asylum in the UK.
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Jeff 1 year ago
#29 "Cut it out, Ronny!", Fox Mulder-XFiles
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August 1 year ago
#11 deep inside i can see a IQ of 25
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Augustina 1 year ago
#14 - everyone that is 59 years old naturally has some gray. Looks so stupid when older people color their hair like it was when they were 20.
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Nicodemus 1 year ago
Augustina,
Not everyone. My one-quarter Cherokee mother's hair didn't start showing gray until she was 68, and I have a 72 year-old redheaded friend who still has no gray at all. Even at 95 my mother's hair was still more pepper than salt.
Not everyone. My one-quarter Cherokee mother's hair didn't start showing gray until she was 68, and I have a 72 year-old redheaded friend who still has no gray at all. Even at 95 my mother's hair was still more pepper than salt.
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Virdie 1 year ago
Augustina,
I have friends who started gray in Jr high, and were fully gray by 23. I started gray at 22, and have full sideburns at 35, so who are YOU to DECIDE when it's appropriate to accept gray hair?
I have friends who started gray in Jr high, and were fully gray by 23. I started gray at 22, and have full sideburns at 35, so who are YOU to DECIDE when it's appropriate to accept gray hair?
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Virdie 1 year ago
I actually have issues with age apps. They always say my face is 32, but they have been saying that for like 10 years. My hair lies and I started gray at 22.
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Sina 1 year ago
#19 And the rabbit? 90 on 64?
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Muriel 1 year ago
#13 50. Definitely 50.
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Charles 1 year ago
Ah, that asian thing kicks in. You think they are twelve for fifty years and then POOF comes the menopause making them look like some hideous hag.
Not everyone. My one-quarter Cherokee mother's hair didn't start showing gray until she was 68, and I have a 72 year-old redheaded friend who still has no gray at all. Even at 95 my mother's hair was still more pepper than salt.
I have friends who started gray in Jr high, and were fully gray by 23. I started gray at 22, and have full sideburns at 35, so who are YOU to DECIDE when it's appropriate to accept gray hair?