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We’re all getting old. I was going to use EB as an example for this article, but one shouldn’t pick on his elders. So, we’ll leave EB out of this.<\/span><\/p>\n When my dad was in his 80’s when I asked him how he was doing he would say, “I’m still breathing. It beats the alternative.” I’m not exactly sure how he knew what the alternative was or what it offered, but I’m not oft inclined to engage in philosophical or religious discourse.<\/span><\/p>\n Anyway, all of us are getting old. But I’m sure you never realized how old you’re really getting.<\/span><\/p>\n In this example, I’m using Humphrey Elliot. A completely imaginary guy I conjured up from Humphrey Bogart and Elliot from the movie “ET”, which, by the way, is not the past tense of “eat”.<\/span><\/p>\n When you go to our site pick, “You’re getting old<\/a>“, you’ll be given a choice of doing the calculations for yourself or a friend. For your amusement, my imaginary friend Humphrey Elliot will be our guinea pig.<\/span><\/p>\n Note the birthdate is “everywhere-else-in-the-world-but-the-USA” style. That is, it is Day\/Month\/Year and not Month\/Day\/Year.<\/span><\/p>\n Now with all that out of the way…<\/span><\/p>\n I know, for a fact, that Humphrey was born on 22 JUNE 1950. So, I input his birthdate and click “Go”… and away we go!<\/span><\/p>\n It tells Humphrey something, if he’s anything like me, he already knows. He knows he’s getting old. He does not need a website to tell him that. He knows because he grunts when he sits down and putting his pants on is not as easy as it used to be. I’m just sayin’…<\/span><\/p>\n It gives Humphrey some depressing details, as you can see below.<\/span><\/p>\n And this website continues to rub it in. For instance, in Humphrey’s impressive lifetime, he has blown out 2,485 birthday candles, his cholesterol-clogged heart has beaten 2,580,108, 279 time – and counting.\u00a0 The moon has orbited the earth 945 times and Humphrey is hoping for at least 1000.<\/span><\/p>\n And speaking of numbers I cannot fathom, it looks like Humphrey has moved around quite a bit – as all of us do as we ride the wild earth as it spins around the sun, and the sun travels around the galaxy, and the galaxy travels through the universe toward the “great attractor” (well, that’s what it says).<\/span><\/p>\n And those of you who are not believers in the metric system will note that all the distances are in km or kilometers. To get miles out of kilometers use Google or multiply the number of kilometers by 1.609. It’s OK, Windows has a calculator built-in. Just type CALC in the taskbar search – you’ll see.<\/span><\/p>\n And if you need more stuff to make your friend or you feel old, this site will cater to that need by providing you with all sorts of things that have happened during your lifetime.<\/span><\/p>\n And if you’re still with me, this site adds one more thing to let you know, without a doubt that you’re getting old. Humphrey is both dismayed and relieved to know that about 29% of people born in 1950 have kicked the bucket. On the bright side, about 71% still roam the earth. Lucky for us, Humphrey lives on.<\/span><\/p>\n Are you brave enough to see how old you are getting? I thought so.<\/span><\/p>\n Go now and see how old you’re getting by visiting this Cloudeight site pick.<\/span><\/strong><\/a><\/span><\/p>\n You’re Getting Old We’re all getting old. I was going to use EB as an example for this article, but one shouldn’t pick on his elders. So, we’ll leave EB out of this. 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