Old Folk - Page 2

jkayet · 01-31-2003, 08:06 PM

My grandma is 83 and her boyfriend is 87. They've known each other for a long time, but just started dating a couple years ago. He asked her to marry him - they aren't (long story) but they are damn cute. Except my grandma has a far better love life than me!

She told me the doctor told him he has the body of a 50 year old.

It does seem to be more

love though...

adamswildhoney · 01-31-2003, 08:08 PM

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Originally posted by Sicy
I think if an older person fancies another older person its more like a feeling than a

cass · 02-01-2003, 04:49 AM

hmmm should I or shouldn't I?
prolly not, but when has it stopped me before...sorry mum.

Dad had his hip replaced last year, age 84. Pre-operation they give him a booklet with after-care and recovery advice. He got to the chapter about sex and said with a wink to mum..."looks like you have to be on top for a while dear...you don't mind do you?"
They are still in love, I'm sure.
I am convinced his life of eating fresh fish has kept his heart strong and vital.

I heard an ambulance driver on JJJ one day saying he is always getting called out to the aged care home because of all the "geriatric rumpy-pumpy" They slip in the KY jelly and do themselves an injury.
I occassionally help out in a UPA aged hostel with diversional therapy. I think it's great when a couple get together. They can be very lonely in there...so many oldies just get dumped in those places and forgotten about by their families. The old girls start wearing lipstick and dig out their pearls again..it's sweet.

I had a chuckle about someone's parents here being married for 19 years....crikey.....younguns.....it will be my 22nd wedding anniversary this year. 3 to go and I might get a pendant like the one Aragorn was treasuring in the movie I saw today.....a silver version will do me.( the two towers was better the second time indeed)

Keep your pecker up kids...it only gets better.

Passion is ageless.

Giant Lemon · 02-01-2003, 05:50 AM

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Originally posted by Lara Mullen
I really thought they were all sweet and innocent those old people and now I wont be able to look one int he eye again without laughing

Man, I've never really thought about old people having sex before! Now I'm scandalized.

01-31-2003, 08:06 PM	#21
jkayet New Yorker Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 2,551 Local Time: 10:05 PM	My grandma is 83 and her boyfriend is 87. They've known each other for a long time, but just started dating a couple years ago. He asked her to marry him - they aren't (long story) but they are damn cute. Except my grandma has a far better love life than me! She told me the doctor told him he has the body of a 50 year old. It does seem to be more love though... __________________

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02-01-2003, 04:49 AM	#23
cass Rock n' Roll Doggie VIP PASS Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Australia. Posts: 6,117 Local Time: 01:05 PM	hmmm should I or shouldn't I? prolly not, but when has it stopped me before...sorry mum. Dad had his hip replaced last year, age 84. Pre-operation they give him a booklet with after-care and recovery advice. He got to the chapter about sex and said with a wink to mum..."looks like you have to be on top for a while dear...you don't mind do you?" They are still in love, I'm sure. I am convinced his life of eating fresh fish has kept his heart strong and vital. I heard an ambulance driver on JJJ one day saying he is always getting called out to the aged care home because of all the "geriatric rumpy-pumpy" They slip in the KY jelly and do themselves an injury. I occassionally help out in a UPA aged hostel with diversional therapy. I think it's great when a couple get together. They can be very lonely in there...so many oldies just get dumped in those places and forgotten about by their families. The old girls start wearing lipstick and dig out their pearls again..it's sweet. I had a chuckle about someone's parents here being married for 19 years....crikey.....younguns.....it will be my 22nd wedding anniversary this year. 3 to go and I might get a pendant like the one Aragorn was treasuring in the movie I saw today.....a silver version will do me.( the two towers was better the second time indeed) Keep your pecker up kids...it only gets better. Passion is ageless.