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BamaRider
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So why they call ya ramalama?
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puzzleannie
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you age at your rate, I’ll age at minethere’s a few benefits to being in denial …
I act old only when I can milk it
still waiting to hear from OP
exactly what kind of difficulty in the bedroom and bathroom are we talking about?
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Ramalama
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I needed a name for an elf in a game I was playing, I think it was Everquest. When I woke up the next morning I had “ramalama ding dong” singing in my head. It seemed like a reasonable thing to do at the time. Actually the character wasn’t very successful but I carried his name through World of Warcraft and several other games.
BTW, the joke about you using the computer without your parents knowledge is because of our relative age. You’re 15 years younger, therefore, a kid. Hehe.
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BamaRider
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Ohhhhhhh so kinda like Otis on the Animal House movie? Where they go in that club and they’re singin ramalama ding dong.
Like I say, I know some 30 year old guys that might as well be 70 and I know some 60 year old guys that have more get up and go, then a 30 something. It just depends on your outlook on things.
But if puzzle keeps dogging me about the saucepan, she better NOT ever find out about some of the other stuff.
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Ruthie
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Ramalama, I always wanted to ask you, “Who put the bomp,” but wasn’t sure about it.
I definitely wasn’t going to ask you if you were a “ding-dong.”
From the bottom of my boogity-boogity-boogity shoes,
Ruthie
I definitely wasn’t going to ask you if you were a “ding-dong.”
From the bottom of my boogity-boogity-boogity shoes,
Ruthie
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udoc89
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I am 54 and took your survey. I agree with Puzzle Annie. I don’t feel old and don’t plan to anytime soon. The older I get, the more terms like “aging” and “old” become relative, anyway. My mother is 83 and she is one of the youngest women I know. Seriously. I don’t mean she dresses like a teenager or dyes her hair–she is simply young at heart, and still enjoys the same things she did 30 years ago. Admittedly, she is in excellent health. I am expecting to follow her lead.
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whatevergirl
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I will be 40 in two weeks…and I really just feel like it’s a number. I have been told I look younger than I am, but even if I didn’t…aging is part of the process of life. My sister has a real struggle with aging…she is now 53, and looks terrific, and just went for a full round of tests, the doc giving her a clean bill of health. But, she deeply struggles with her age despite all of that–I wonder if it is because she is divorced, and is dating…and a lot of men in their 50’s she tells me, want women younger than me. 
I still tell her to stop stressing and enjoy the life she has!
I think that our culture teaches that growing older is bad…but, really, you’re as old as you feel, and act.
I still tell her to stop stressing and enjoy the life she has!I think that our culture teaches that growing older is bad…but, really, you’re as old as you feel, and act.
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whatevergirl
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Whatta great and inspiring post! My dh’s mom is now 87, and honestly…you’d never know it…I admire her zest for life!
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udoc89
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87 is the new 30, doncha know? My mother spent her 83rd birthday in Singapore!!
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whatevergirl
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wow. that’s remarkable. you are blessed with good genes, most likely!!87 is the new 30, doncha know? My mother spent her 83rd birthday in Singapore!!
87 is the new 30…lol that’s funny.
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