[Fosse]

Originally Posted by Josy

70 is old, it's 5 years old than pension age aka OAP.....

70 isn't old these days.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Fosse

70 isn't old these days.

I disagree..

[Fosse]

Originally Posted by Josy

I disagree..

It doesn't matter whether or not you agree.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Fosse

It doesn't matter whether or not you agree.

And it doesn't matter to me whether you disagree with me either.

What does O.A.P Stand for?

You become an OAP once you reach 65.

[Fosse]

Originally Posted by Josy

And it doesn't matter to me whether you disagree with me either.

What does O.A.P Stand for?

You become an OAP once you reach 65.

If you collect a state pension; many work beyond 70 these days. Rather dated term: O.A.P.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Fosse

If you collect a pension; many work beyond 70 these days. Rather dated term: O.A.P.

Doesn't matter though, over 65 you are a pensioner and 70 is old IMO

[Fosse]

Originally Posted by Josy

Doesn't matter though, over 65 you are a pensioner and 70 is old IMO

I'd say it was old 30 or 40 years ago when fewer attained that age; but we have an ageing population, increasingly so, and people live much longer on average.

[bots]

70 is pretty old. Life expectancy for a man isn't far in excess of this. However, more 70 year old's have a fuller and healthier life than they used to at 70, so in that respect, quality of life has improved.

[jessicadanielle]

Originally Posted by Josy

And it doesn't matter to me whether you disagree with me either.

What does O.A.P Stand for?

You become an OAP once you reach 65.

Agree, just seems like another attempt to refute any claim that could possibly be in Gary's favour.

70 is old. Isn't life expectancy in the UK like 75/80ish for men?

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Josy

And it doesn't matter to me whether you disagree with me either.

What does O.A.P Stand for?

You become an OAP once you reach 65.

i agree it doesnt matter if she thinks it doesnt matter if you agree or agree to disagree with with her

either way i agree with you 70 is getting on , especially with brain damage, brian surgery , near death a few times and deafness etc etc clearly some people are utterly cruel lack any patience compassion and understanding and choose to mock and bully vulnerable sick people and laugh at their disabilities. this is the very definition of evil imo