My grandma would give me stickers whenever I went to her house for me to put on things I wanted when she died.

We all had different colors.

@Selma nah it's kinda funny rhough

My grandfather used to talk to my mother about that but now he's turning 89 and still works and is probably going to live forever.

@ophiuchus haha yeah that's grim too

@Selma good genes!

My great-grandfather is turning 101 this winter

Trashboat, that's incredible.

Nice!

Dude still drives around and has a rad moustache

Does he smoke, drink, and eat bacon?

Broward County = Hive of villainy

Sheriff Scott ISRAEL (Parkland stand downer)
Trayvon Martin
Parkland highschool shooting
Maga b*mber
Debbie waserman Schultz
Gore vs Bush and the hanging chads

Many such cases!

Not to mention the population of tribe members there

He hasn't drank or smoked but he does eat bacon

My gf’s grandfather is 94, had a martini and a big fat steak at his birthday dinner

Nice

My great grandmother was 102 when she died

I remember being scared of her

lol what

@Thugged Out Pissed Off nice!

Were you afraid because she ewas so old?

was*

She had really kind of lost it when she was that old. She was from Britain, and was there during WWII. Whenever a truck would go by their house, it went over a bridge and made a really loud noise. She’d freak out and say “THEYRE BOMBING AGAIN THEYRE BOMBING AGAIN ITS THE BLITZ” and try to hide

Scared me

I was like 5

Speaking of Broward county.

Jesus, that must have been very scary. In retrospect,many tragic things are funny and vice versa.

Yeah I could see how that might be a little jarring

It’s funny and terrible at the same time

Old people can be incredibly interesting and troves of knowledge and wisdom, though. My friend's grandfather is in his 90s and dying of cancer, but is still as sharp as a tack sometimes. He asked my last name and I told him and he immediately said "Danish!" - which it is.

Your last name is Danish? That's weird mine is Strudel, small world

Oh wow you’re Danish? I had another great grandmother from Denmark

Thought I was the only semi Dane here

Haha.

Maybe there are many of us.

My surname name is anglicized, but the records show it as Danish previously.

Same

I met someone in Germany who had the exact same sounding name but it was spelled differently

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No wait, coffee cake

My first name is of Danish descent actually