[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

“an elderly 67 year old.”

I’m 68, and don’t like being called “elderly.

[Secret Agent Man]

if it helps the da not prosecute you i’d bear it - for awhile.

disparity of force favors the elderly. also those outnumbered. always remember it is a legal comcept well-known by the justice sytstem and victims almost always have one way or more where disparity of force allows them to use equal or greater force than their attackers.

[spokeshave]

“an elderly 67 year old.”

John Turner at age 67.

[POWERSBOOTHEFAN]

That’s because you’re not elderly.

And this is coming from someone who is about to turn 39. :)

[MaxMax]

If the RATs get their way you’ll be called over-aged and the doctors will put you down.

[CurlyDave]

I’m 68, and don’t like being called “elderly.

If you should ever happen to shoot a robber, burglar, etc. or a person who is assaulting you or menacing you, you will love to be called "elderly". You get special protection under the law.

[AlaskaErik]

I’m 68, and don’t like being called “elderly.

I remember a store clerk paging another clerk to help me. He told him to see the older guy. I was in my 40's.

[funfan]

Notice how Harry Reid or Nancy Pelosi are called elderly but ordinary citizens who are 50 are called elderly they label everyone today.