age check for those attending the taylorstock

[simon]

im 20, but by the time it comes around ill be 21. i hope there will be people more or less the same age as me. but older or not, itll still be a good learning experience for me.

[TimB]

At 46 I imagine I'll be close to or on the higher end of the average age.

Young whippersnappers! :ha:

-=Tim=-

[rsimper]

21 for me... Taylorstock will find me 2 weeks shy of my 22nd bday.

[david_m]

Well let's see I'll be 44....... Oh wait, that's my age in base 7. Anyone who wants can covert to base 10 for the correct answer.

David

[buddiesorg]

Well, David ... you're younger than I am ... but not by much ... I'll be 100010 in binary ...

[buddiesorg]

Well, David ... you're younger than I am ... but not by much ... I'll be 100010 in binary by the time TaylorStock rolls around

[Gutch]

Originally posted by david_m
Well let's see I'll be 44....... Oh wait, that's my age in base 7. Anyone who wants can covert to base 10 for the correct answer.

David

Well, let's see if I can show my ignorance here (like I haven't before?)...

Hmmm... 4x7=28+4= 31. Is this right?

[buddiesorg]

well ... besides 28+4=32 ...

[Gutch]

Originally posted by buddiesorg
well ... besides 28+4=32 ...

There 'ya go!

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to get back to auditing these Enron ledgers...

[tenthumbs]

37 here.

[jmeinel]

I'm 25 and I'm working pretty hard at getting all the 20 somethings I can to come to Taylorstock. (Not that I don't also want to hang out with all your older folk. :p) hehehe

Jennifer :D

[tenthumbs]

Originally posted by jmeinel
I'm 25 and I'm working pretty hard at getting all the 20 somethings I can to come to Taylorstock. (Not that I don't also want to hang out with all your older folk. :p) hehehe

Jennifer :D


I promise to act like I'm in my twenties. :)

[TimB]

Guess I'm going to be further over that average age than I expected!!!!

-Tim

[Steve314]

I'll be the big 4-0 by the time Taylorstock rolls around. But I swear, I don't look a day over 42...

Steve

[david_m]

Since Gutch and Buddiesorg broke the code:

Well, David ... you're younger than I am ... but not by much ... I'll be 100010 in binary by the time TaylorStock rolls around

I guess that makes Buddiesorg 34.

I've decided that I'm going to always accurately tell my age when asked. However, I'm going to change my numbering system from year to year. Maybe next year I'll go to base 12 so I can get younger.

David

[Atlantis]

47.....:eek:

[Aruthas]

Try doing your taxes in hexadecimal, it might confound the IRS into letting you go easy :roll:

[amcd]

I will be 49 by then and my son who is coming along with me is 16.

Art

[tbondo]

My 17 year old daughter will be bringing her old man (51) and her mom (29....or so).....but, I'm on vacation and will boogie til I can't boogie no more.....that means I'll take naps in the afternoon to keep up with the whippersnapper bunch.....should I be learning Dave Mathews tunes??? I've been working on Counting Crows (my personal fav of the more recent crop)....

[TimB]

Great news! More old geezers like myself!!

-Tim

[Gutch]

40 (or did I add that one wrong too?)

[Ian Anderson]

45 for me......

[getgo]

39 Here,,and I don't feel a day over 39,,,really!:)

[Mike A.]

27 here.......feeling like I'm perpetually turning 22.......

if that makes sense.........

[Acoustics4ed]

I guess at 45, Im part of the "in" or is that old crowd?:roll:
Still dont know if the wife is going or not, and withhold her age to preserve my health and well being.:roll: :roll:

[rsimper]

tbondo- ill teach you all the Dave Matthews Band tunes you can handle!

What are Wifey and Daughter going to be doing this whole time...

I'm actually very curious as to what those of you who are bringing others are having them do? whether they are going to be joining the Taylor festivities, or exploring the wonderous fruits San Diego has to offer on their own...

[cpmusic]

48. After years of playing traditional music, I'm afraid that I'm completely out of touch with anything current. I'm always willing to learn, but I think we may need a jam for all the old farts. :)

[W5BLT]

Geeze....this really is a depressing question...when you've seen the half century mark come and go.....well....I figure the best is yet to come.

Someone has gotta top this one.....Please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Old Man

[ScottyMac]

48. After years of playing traditional music, I'm afraid that I'm completely out of touch with anything current. I'm always willing to learn, but I think we may need a jam for all the old farts.

Agreed...I'm a 1954 model myself. Let's break out the CCR, JT, PPM, CSNY, and BD.

If you can't figure out the nomenclature, you're too young.

[rsimper]

I KNOW EM ALL!!!

Creedence Clearwater Revival, James Taylor, Peter, Paul, and Mary, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, and Bob Denver!

hahah nope, that last one is Gilligan!

I guess I still qualify as too young :)

Im stuck on that last one...

Id do a "too old" abbreviation test in response, in good humor of course, but maybe that would be mean :p

I will fully admit that most of the music in the era you are referencing is better than todays music...youve got to look harder today to find good stuff, and the stuff that IS good is not what is popular like it was back then.

OK, I changed my mind...

What would any of you older forum-ites do If I asked you if we could jam to some:

DMB, BNL, RHCP, PJ, or 3EB (dont really like this last one, but its the only abbreviation I could think of...)

:D