average age

The Dude, saw this on my E mail and thought of you : ONLY A TEXAS MAN CAN MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A WOMAN

On a transatlantic flight, a plane pa$$ed through a severe storm. The turbulence was awful,
and things went from bad to worse when one wing was struck by lightning.

One woman in particular lost it. Screaming, she stood up in the front of the plane. "I'm too
young to die," she wailed. Then she yelled, "Well, if I'm going to die, I want my last minutes
on earth to be memorable! Is there anyone on this plane who can make me feel like a WOMAN?"

For a moment, there was silence. Everyone had forgotten his or her own peril. Eyes riveted,
they all stared at the desperate woman at the front of the plane.


Then a man from Texas stood up in the rear of the plane. He was handsome, tall, well built,
with dark brown ! hair an d hazel eyes. Slowly, he started to walk up the aisle, unbuttoning
his shirt, one button at a time. No one moved. He removed his shirt. Muscles rippled across
his chest. She gasped.

He looked into her eyes and said, "Iron this -- and then get me a beer

Me-24
Boat-12

boat dr

If it makes you feel any better, jbear, at age 55 was the most elderly responder. However, the combined age of you and your boat puts you way out in front.

Just to further bore you all to tears and glaze your eyes over with my graph again, I have combined my minimal and long forgotten freshman statistics knowledge with my minimal and long forgotten freshman psychology knowledge and have come up with a possible description of the data. Whereas I said before I saw no trends, I have reconsidered, upon further evaluation. Look at the red line. As youthful owners (20 to 40) get established in their careers, they tend to buy newer and newer boats (boat age goes down as their age goes up) as they can afford them and as they feel the need to keep up with the Jones's. Now once we're over 40, we no longer have those needs, we have proven ourselves. We also feel the onslaught of age and get nostolgic about our youth. Therefore (look at the blue line) as we get older, so to do our boats as we try to recreate our younger days by going out and buying the older boats. OK, I'll leave you alone now, I promise.

Sounds right. When I was younger, I did big and new! Now I think it all through,buy what I like, but only if I can pay cash.

what did you say,do not understand all those techno terms...........boat dr

Happy Birthday to your daughter, Rob.

scott8370 wrote: Sounds right. When I was younger, I did big and new!

I lost track, are you refering to the Viagra or boats..

75Tique; Thanks for the credit...I quess...not sure I like being the oldest...but I don't feel it or act like it....or look it, I hope, (long live my mullet).

boatdr; you are on for the cold ones, jbear loves cold ones.


john

Pat you do have good taste in cars, If I ever hit the lottery '70 hurst olds convertable and a porsche 930 will be the first things bought.

After ciphering my guzindas and carying my naughts I came up with an update on my averages.

51 CCF. owners ave. 38 yrs.
51 boats ave. 25 1/2 yrs.
40 kids ave. 9.5
way to many SMOKIN HOT BABES to count

Thanks for everyones help .Keep em comin

Pat

Me 44
Wife 43 (she looks much younger)
Boys 18,11,9,8,4 Girls 17,13
Boat 22

7 Kids..WOW!!

Another senior citizen checking in just to skew the curve a bit more:

Me -     53
Mrs.G - 49 (another smoker of course)
Das Boot - 20

From what I can tell either I'm too old or my boat is too young. I wonder what the stats are over at PlanetNautique? Any guesses? I'd say younger and way more $$.

79nautique wrote: Pat you do have good taste in cars, If I ever hit the lottery '70 hurst olds convertable and a porsche 930 will be the first things bought.

I sold a 70' 442 rag top about 5 years ago... Could kill myself now with the cost of these Muscle cars !!!

Moj'