29 going on 30 (or 6 depending on who you're asking).

Been 12 for 41 years now ... or in layman's terms I'm 53 and counting.
Male of course, I checked.

I got my start programing basic on a Texas Instruments TI-99-4A, before I bought an IBM Big Blue XT 8088 with 8087 coprocessor and 640k ram with a 360k floppy and a 20 megabyte harddrive with a monochrome green screen. My modem and my mouse had a conflict with both wanting to use comm port 1. A couple years later I finally manged to find a modem that liked to use comm port 2 and 3.

Com port conflicts:dead: ........uuuuuuuuuuh that brings back bad memories:damn: ......man we have it easy now....:sunny:

Wilcke

This is a nice thread, its almost like seeing a picture of the guys, hehe.

Male. English and I hit the big six-oh this year. What a party!!! Lasted for a week. Still working 'cos I can and I love my job.

37 going on 25...lol.

I feel exactly the same: wasn't going to answer, but polls call. Could have been more specific, though.
57.
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...hlight=average

I feel sort of out of place in this forum. I am only 14, but some of the people I know say I act like a 40 year old man sometimes.

47, and after 40 it don't mater

44, male, never married, no kids. Got a 33yo g/f who loves computer games, but not really sims; she's more into WoW, but that's cool because she doesn't give me a hard time about playing :rock:

I feel like the youngest one here at 68.....

JIM

A guy I still record and occassionally play music with likes to call me "The youngest old guy I know".:rotfl:

Wow, I wish my granddad played subsims.:rock:

43 and Male.

Wow my first real computer's twin. My first, first was a TSR color compter hooked up to my t.v. Always loved history - so Silent Service II was my first love. That and F-19 and "The Hunt for Red October" turned me from a Sci-Fi junky to a military junky.:ping:

Wow only 6 people under 20!

I'm 25 myself but consider my self very immature...