Probably everyone gets "35", makes us feel better about these deteriorating bodies, eh?
But 35, that was a great age to be, wasn't it? Still lots of vim and vigor, and really starting to turn the corner on figuring out the fundamentals of how to live more or less successfully. That's when I finally went to college at UW in Seattle and it was almost embarrassing how much I had in the bag to draw from relative to my younger schoolmates; it felt like cheating. Marek ** --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung <no_re...@...> wrote: > > Thank GAWD I got 35 years old too! Whew! > > Must be something to do with surfing and trikking, eh? > > Edg > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Marek Reavis" <reavismarek@> > wrote: > > > > A test site in Japanese, so maybe it would help to know kanji; but all > > you have to do is click on <Start>, then the screen will count down 3, > > 2, 1, and then very briefly (for 1 second or less) some numbers will > > appear arranged randomly on the screen. The numbers disappear and in > > their formerly held places circles will show instead. > > > > What you have to do is click on each circle in the order of lowest > > number to highest number. So if 2 was the lowest of numbers shown > > you'd click on that circle first, and then on every other circle going > > up in denominations. Sometimes there's only a few numbers/circles, > > sometimes there's quite a few. At the end, when you've finished all > > the screens, a big number will flash showing what your "brain age" is. > > Apparently I've got a 35-year old brain in a 57-year old body. > > > > http://flashfabrica.com/f_learning/brain/brain.html > > > > Takes just a few minutes. > > >
