Hear me, ye women who adorn yourselves alluringly and conceal your thoughts from your men, leading them to believe that ye deem them wondrous strong and masterful whilst in truth ye hold them in your hearts as children without judgment.

GBS

Like Shaw, I think women think we're idiots.

John Byrne

I have noticed, over the past couple of decades, that people seem to behave in ways that I would normally associate with people about ten years younger than they are. My step-daughter, for instance, is in her mid-thirties, yet she reminds me of myself and my friends when we were in college, in our twenties. So does the thirty-something daughter of a friend (who is herself in her sixties, but seems much younger). Another friend has a daughter who just graduated university, and will be 22 in a month or so, yet she and her contemporaries remind me of what I remember of the other kids in high school. 

Haven't your heard? 40 is the new 30.

Part of the living longer thing healthier, I guess. We're probably going to see mandatory retirement being pushed to 70 and 75 in 15 years or so.

Probably mean a lot of geezers hitting the schoolbooks to "recycle" themselves.

Just turned 44 on Saturday. (I had to think a moment when I saw this question on the Board here: "wait . . . how old am I now . . ?)

And saw "The Quiet Man" (first time all the way thru!), commemorating the day John Wayne would have turned 100.

Michael wrote: Like Shaw, I think women think we're idiots.

What do you mean "think"

;)

Mr Byrne wrote: Byrne's First Rule of Interpersonal Relationships: All women are crazy, all men are stupid

Yes  - driven crazy by male stupidity.

I am 89 next birthday and I should know.