OMG, I TOLD YOU SO!!

"Maggie" wrote in message
ups.com...


I think I will look for a Sugar Daddy....for me that would have to be
someone 90 years old, rich, and one foot in the grave.
nahhhhhhh.....I'd rather have a boy toy.....in his late
thirties...poor...and "Hot" I think I will have better luck finding
the 90 year old though. ;-)

Maggie.

This is depressing...my Sugar Daddy would have to be 90 and my boy toy
would have to be pushing 40....Good Grief.


Dear Maggie,

I'm Donnell and I'm 65 - about the middle way between your ideal Sugar Daddy
and Boy Toy. While I'm not filthy rich I'm certainly not a grimy poverty
case either. For my age I'm not a bad looking guy, if I say so myself. I'm
healthy and active, and as far as the "Hot" part goes I have access to
chemicals that can work wonders in that regard (thank you Jesus). I am your
middle way.

I do like your style.

Can we talk? No need for you to be unnecessarily depressed about your
situation.

Hopefully yours,

Donnell

(PeteCresswell) wrote:
Per R. Gerard:

Just fyi, I am 67, semi-retired, 6'3", 185 lbs and, when not working,
put in 250 miles a week. bob


I'm right behind you - in age, if not in miles.

Personally, I've got issues with butt soreness that keeps me riding every other
day instead of every day. Never had them with I was 20-30... so I'm guessing
it's age-related.

Any suggestions?

Brooks B-17, wider-than-usual sit bones... about 5"

Butt soreness happens after 50 miles or so for me, at 57, and on 4
different bikes/seats. It happens when I am down to 140lbs (too skinny
for my wife) or 180, like now (lazy summer due to 100 degree days).
Wrist soreness at about the same mileage, but that varies with the bike
and how much weight I am putting on the bars. I used to ride mountain
centuries when I was 15, before I got a car, and after 100 to 130 miles
in a day, never got a chance to evaluate the soreness factor. By the
time I got home I hit the bed and lights out until the next day. I do
remember sore legs from the climbs though.
Who put this in 'recumbent', it's irrelevant to them???
Bill Baka

Maggie wrote:
Bruce Graham wrote:

In article .com,
says...

Jasper Janssen wrote:

Some women (claim to, at least) go for the grey-haired, distinguished
older gentleman look.

Jasper


You forgot....."WITH MONEY".....


and "will die real soon"....


I think I will look for a Sugar Daddy....for me that would have to be
someone 90 years old, rich, and one foot in the grave.
nahhhhhhh.....I'd rather have a boy toy.....in his late
thirties...poor...and "Hot" I think I will have better luck finding
the 90 year old though. ;-)

Maggie.

This is depressing...my Sugar Daddy would have to be 90 and my boy toy
would have to be pushing 40....Good Grief.

You just need a 50+ althletic horn dog and you might just forget about
the money part. Us older bikers have stamina, girl. Who needs Viagra?
Big wink,
Bill