Random Statements About Something NOBODY Cares About, the resurrection

[LilCerberus]

Celebratory gunfire nearby & it's barely nine o'clock.....
No resolutions this year.... My health is a wreck, the economy's in the toilet, the city aint worth setting foot in, and frankly, I'm pretty disillusioned with the whole local scene...

[LilCerberus]

R.I.P. Anita Pointer

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[LilCerberus]

R.I.P. Adam Rich
Didn't know he was still alive....

[claws]

I dind't even know who Adam Rich is. Google told me I have never seen Eight is Enough so, there ya go.

R.I.P.

[LilCerberus]

R.I.P. Lynette Hardaway, AKA Diamond of 'Diamond and Silk'

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R.I.P. Jeff Beck

[ER]

I was pondering something tonight I will likely never know the answer to and it's even hard to explain the question, but I was wondering if more people spend their entire lives living in just one century, or do a majority live in two? Most people alive today were also here in the 20th century, but eventually the scales will tip. So which is ultimately more the norm, a lifetime spent in a single century, or a lifetime divided between two?

[RCMerchant]

I was pondering something tonight I will likely never know the answer to and it's even hard to explain the question, but I was wondering if more people spend their entire lives living in just one century, or do a majority live in two? Most people alive today were also here in the 20th century, but eventually the scales will tip. So which is ultimately more the norm, a lifetime spent in a single century, or a lifetime divided between two?

Divided, I would think. We all are, I recon. I mean everybody on Earth. Unless they died real young.
A century is a hundred years. Lotsa folks were born within 100 years. I was in 1962-now it's 2023. Not hard to do.
Unless you die an untimley death, I think most folks do.
If you were born in the year 1923, you would be a 100 in 2023. Most folks are between that.

[LilCerberus]

I was pondering something tonight I will likely never know the answer to and it's even hard to explain the question, but I was wondering if more people spend their entire lives living in just one century, or do a majority live in two? Most people alive today were also here in the 20th century, but eventually the scales will tip. So which is ultimately more the norm, a lifetime spent in a single century, or a lifetime divided between two?

The tech these days is pretty cool, but I also remember when people wore hats....
I look a motorbikes these days, & I don't really see bikes, I see a big mess of plastic....
Too much plastic these days & not enough metal....

[LilCerberus]

R.I.P. Lisa Marie Presley

[LilCerberus]

R.I.P. Robbie Bachman

[LilCerberus]

R.I.P. Robbie Knievel

[LilCerberus]

R.I.P. Gina Lollobrigida

[ER]

Yeah, I like reading obituaries, too, LC. (It's the only place where people almost always say nice things about each other.)