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Happy Birthday Wes

Thanks for the thought, but you know it's not really my bday.

I always put jan 1 and generally a year sometime in the 20s when one must be supplied for any internet information gatherers.
 
For a nominal fee the exact date can be had.....bribes can be sent to my paypal account
 
Golden Gate Geckos said:
When you get as old as us, it really doesn't matter when your birthday is...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Well you are old Marcia ;)

BTW, welcome back. Good to see you.

And happy pseudo-birthday Wes.
 
crotalusadamanteus said:
Well, since it aint your birthday, I should probably call off the strippers.
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If it's that same trio of octigenarian old guys, yeah, go ahead and call them off. The paramedics didn't believe me when I told them that I had NOTHING to do with an 80 year old man looking at his own scrotum from a vantage of 3 inches.
 
The paramedics didn't believe me when I told them that I had NOTHING to do with an 80 year old man looking at his own scrotum from a vantage of 3 inches.
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Thanks for THAT particularly lovely visual. :throwup02
 
Well then if it isn't your birthday, Happy New Year.

Either way it's a good excuse to get drunk and arrested. :dgrin:
 
Ironic...

Wilomn said:
Thanks for the thought, but you know it's not really my bday.

I always put jan 1 and generally a year sometime in the 20s when one must be supplied for any internet information gatherers.
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I can't seem to understand why someone would have to misrepresent themselves, either their identity or their age. :shrug01:
 
I can't seem to understand why someone would have to misrepresent themselves, either their identity or their age.
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Does it really matter? How old someone is? Well, of course if Wes was under 13 it would, because of the laws etc. blah blah blah... But really, other than that, who gives a poop?
 
Ah remember when it was --- Never trust anyone over 30--- Your over the hill Kelli face it. But then again I know a number of women who are 29 for the eh well lets say more than a few times;)

Wes do you get B-day cards with old people on them now? Randy
 
I can't seem to understand why someone would have to misrepresent themselves, either their identity or their age.
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Actually, it's recommended that people don't list their actual birthdates on public websites in order to curb identity theft. That's probably why there were more than 200 registered members showing as born on 1/1 yesterday!

Just think, Wes, 200 people and you were the only one to get a Happy Birthday thread! You're loved!
 
ms_terese said:
Actually, it's recommended that people don't list their actual birthdates on public websites in order to curb identity theft. That's probably why there were more than 200 registered members showing as born on 1/1 yesterday!

Just think, Wes, 200 people and you were the only one to get a Happy Birthday thread! You're loved!
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Ditto - it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that's why there were so many. :shrug01:

And, just so I cover the one coming up (though it's not so soon)... Happy Early Birthday Wes! ;)
 
DAND said:
I can't seem to understand why someone would have to misrepresent themselves, either their identity or their age. :shrug01:
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I can understand not wanting to make your DOB public.

Your DOB is considered personally identifiable information and is one component that is acquired in order to facilitate identity theft.
 
Scott Ashton said:
I can understand not wanting to make your DOB public.

Your DOB is considered personally identifiable information and is one component that is acquired in order to facilitate identity theft.
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Unless of course you are STUPID, as at least one of the posters, actually 2, on this thread obviously are. Then, if you were truly stupid, as they continually prove they are, you would not understand why some personal information has an effort behind it to keep it personal.

Thanks to all who have made sincere good wishes to me, it's always nice to hear.
 
Well since Wes lied about his DOB on the registration I think he owes us....um.....me......a baby FWC.
I'll be available to take delivery any day this week or next. :D





Happy sorta birthday Wes. :rofl:
 
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