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How old are we?

How old are we?

  • 13 and under

    Votes: 5 0.9%
  • 14-17

    Votes: 127 24.1%
  • 18-22

    Votes: 129 24.4%
  • 23-30

    Votes: 101 19.1%
  • 31-40

    Votes: 79 15.0%
  • 41-50

    Votes: 46 8.7%
  • 51-60

    Votes: 29 5.5%
  • +60

    Votes: 12 2.3%

  • Total voters
    528
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:thanks:


I like to ask the younger folks I meet about what they want to be..


in hopes of hearing of a new suggestion for my plans:crackup::beer::na:
 





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Wow i'm kind of surprised. I thought the majority would be a bit older. I just turned 30 this year :( I'm becoming one of the old people.
 

gozert

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I'm 19, from December 1995. Never thought so many members were between 14 and 17.
 
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Older?
jungatheart- went away after 6 posts so he hardly counts
Hemlock Mike is 17 days younger than me.
Dr John is up there.
tbere are more OFs but atm cant remember them--lol

def more 'elders' at the show forum-
 

Pman

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Why is it all the good looking people are always my age and up lol
 
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Well....Kids....I am 61....well seasoned !!!....Born in 1954....6 years prior the first light of the first optical laser by Ted Maiman in 1960 !!!! Yikes x 10 !!! See..

http://inventors.about.com/od/lstartinventions/a/laser.htm your continued education.

Surly...our age group (60+) is likely 3 sigma from the average on our curve.....so then....we have even more responsibility to be a good role model to the younger members !! Well....mmm...it is a good goal anyway... hahaha !!
 
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I was 16 when I joined and was very arrogant and extremely ignorant (still am.. Haha :p)

I'm still not sure what it is about lasers, but together with this community, my fascination has remained. Down here in NSW, winter is the best time of the year since all the fog rolls in and that's when the lasers come out :)

Seeing all the senior members who are extremely active are amazing role models for the younger generation here. I only hope that I can be as good a role model as them when I grow up :D

+rep to you all who make this a truly incredible and inspiring community :beer:
Edit: contrary to my knowledge the system suggests that I have repped too many people in one day :(
 
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Well....Kids....I am 61....well seasoned !!!....Born in 1954....6 years prior the first light of the first optical laser by Ted Maiman in 1960 !!!! Yikes x 10

CDBEAM777 I took you for in your low 30s. Humph.
It's good to have a diverse age group.
Im 27
 

Gun

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I'm at the ripe old age of 17! I didn't know there was this many users around my age group.

I think it's cool how despite our varying ages, we can all collaborate and form discussion over a common interest.
 
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I'm at the ripe old age of 17! I didn't know there was this many users around my age group.

I think it's cool how despite our varying ages, we can all collaborate and form discussion over a common interest.

Gun where have you been? You were gone a whole year and came back and posted in one thread and have been gone since for almost 10 months. Stay around awhile unless you're loosing interest in lasers (a rare thing to happen). Welcome back.

It is a wonderful thing that so many of us of different ages and from so many countries around the world can share a common interest (wasn't possible before the Internet). I can imagine if we could know each other in person some of us would have some differences and maybe not like each other, but here we all have something in common.

Alan
 




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