I think I should be offended..

I just received an invitation to join AARP. For those of you who don’t know, this is the American Association of Retired Persons. Now I figure I can take this two ways. Since membership is only open to those over 50 than I am offended that they even think I’m near 50. Or, I can look at this another way, and skip the age requirement issue and think of it as a flattering idea that I should be near retirement age because of the massive wealth I have accumulated.

So, which is it, a diss on me or flattery? Oh, and I’m keeping the fake membership card they sent me. This will be a great conversation piece the next time I’m asked for ID at a bar. (Editor’s note: It has been years since that happened) I’ll just flash the AARP membership card. That should do it.

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  1. I wonder what they’re smoking these days. My baby daughters got stuff in the mail — addressed to them — for plastic surgery.

    no imageBecky (Check me out!) | Apr 16, 2007 | Reply

  2. I wish I was in the AARP.

    no imageGrant Miller, Esq. (Check me out!) | Apr 16, 2007 | Reply

  3. I’ve been wondering how AARP puts together its mailing lists because I keep getting their stuff in the mail. I even took the time to write them back once and carefully explained that I am still in my 30’s. It obviously fell on deaf ears because they keep coming.

    no imagepokettiger (Check me out!) | Apr 16, 2007 | Reply

  4. It’s better than a solicitation from NAMBLA.

    Maybe they just figure since you are older than the Zip Code…….

    no imageSheafe (Check me out!) | Apr 17, 2007 | Reply

  5. My husband got an invite too. He’s got 25 more years to go until he can join the club.

    no imageEmily (Check me out!) | Apr 18, 2007 | Reply

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