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retirement? after only 40 years? if he started at 20, then that makes him 60 now. he's got another 20 years of work left in him. albeit with creaky knees and back, like me. :sleeping:
 
Luxury I got 45 + years of working. Tell the kids of today, especially those noise brats next door, whose parents are away, and are pi$$ing it up, when will I get some sleep.:56:
 

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