Happy Birthday Tony

[Stomper]

Thanks for all the B-Day replies folks!!

LOL.... ya'll are a bunch o' nut-jobs!!    (festivus for the rest of us!!  )  I guess that's why I'm so addicted to CCG!!  At the risk of sounding "corny", I consider the CCG, RL / KB, and DST gangs "extended family"  because you all are a bunch of good, and kind people who (pretty much) care!!


BTW, I did in fact tell Shane I was 40 at Starlight because I didn't want to confuse Knaves (who was listening in) and say I was 39.999 years old... he would have had to take his boots off to count up the proper figures and we were running out of duct tape for his armor as it was... 

[Knaves]

BTW, I did in fact tell Shane I was 40 at Starlight because I didn't want to confuse Knaves (who was listening in) and say I was 39.999 years old... he would have had to take his boots off to count up the proper figures and we were running out of duct tape for his armor as it was... 

But you forget I was only wearing my underarmor and my shins/boots at that point and luckily they weren't duct taped together. So you wouldn't have had to worry too much about my armor falling apart trying to get my boots off, but thanks for thinking about the whole counting thing.....I probably would have lost count at 31.998. haha

[xrayman]

Happy (belated) Bday, "Thony" 

Remember that 40's the new 30!

(I can't wait until 20 becomes the new 40  )

[DoubleTap]

Happy Birthday Old Man!!!

[Stomper]

LOL.... I reject ALL of ya'll's reality and subsitute my own!! 

[Quick2]

Happy Birthday Tony....Hope it was a great time.... the 40's are the new 20's...you have a long way to go.. Peace

[Daverian]

You are over 14,600 days old!! 

[Stomper]

Thanks for that...... DAVE! 

[Daverian]

It gets better,....
Thats over 350,400 hours old!!!!

[Ancient Fan]

Or, better yet - remember it's not the years, its the miles - and in your case (based on Scott's signature that the average American walks 900 miles per year) that's 36,000 miles! 

(your actual mileage may vary  )

[Stomper]

HA... don't forget running over the horizon and back (literally) ever other day before sunrise during my eight years in the Army... then the "Infantry work day" STARTED after that!