An FOFC first?

[thealmighty]

FOFC first? Maybe, maybe not, but I have never seen a post on this subject before, so I am taking credit...

Yesterday, Sept 28th, I became a grandfather. 8 pounds. Shaun Michael.

I'm not quite 50 yet, but I have daughters older than some of you. Maybe it's time I thought about quitting all this computer game playing and started doing something constructive?


Or not.

[Poli]

Congratulations!

[CleBrownsfan]

congrats old me ;)

[Draft Dodger]

we're going to need a Talk Bran Cereal forum soon! (congrats!)

[stevew]

Buc has great grandchildren.

[Butter]

I'm not quite 50 yet, but I have daughters older than some of you.

Pix?

[JeeberD]

Congrats, TA! Don't spoil him too rotten, OK?

[stevew]

Congrats.

[vtbub]

Congrats!

[Raiders Army]

Gratz! We need an old geezers forum!

[muns]

ha ha congratulations.

[MIJB#19]

Congrats!

[FrogMan]

wow, congrats! :)

FM

[Bee]

Gratz! We need an old geezers forum!


We have one, it's called FOFC. :D

[PackerFanatic]

Haha, congrats man!

[Dutch]

Buc has great grandchildren who fought at Bastogne.

Woah.

[CamEdwards]

Congrats!

[Swaggs]

Congrats!

[Suburban Rhythm]

Congrats!!

[BC Bob]

Congratulations! I'm sure it is an incredible feeling. I'll be 54 this November, but don't have any grandchildren yet and probably still a few years away (my children are 19, 17 and 15). But my cousin, who is my age, got married earlier and has grandchildren. He tells me it is a fantastic experience.

I've often wondered how many other folks my age are still playing these games, and it sounds like there are a number of us. So I'm not quite as "odd" as I thought. In fact, just yesterday I told my wife the other day that I envision still playing these games after I'm retired in 8-10 years. She's accepting of it, but still thinks its rather strange.