Probably. It is contained in every post he makes.

And I see that Kevin is able to tell if one is 62, 66, 68 or 74 with a drive
by of retirement communities. After all, he lived in Florida for many years
and that fact apparently gave him the power.

Heck, I have a hard time telling if someone is in their 40's or 50's.

I wonder if he has any first hand experience with family or relatives living
in retirement communities, assisted living homes or nursing homes or how
quickly the elderly generally lose their ability to care for themselves when
in their 70's?

I sure do.


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Do you feel more powerful when you use profanity?


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CNN is showing a feature about a retirement community in Boca Raton,
FL,
in which some 20,000 elderly residents are without electricity in
their
homes, there are 1000 people in line for food, their medications are
going bad, and they are in dire straits, and their relatives can't
get to
them because the gas stations cannot pump gas because they have no
electricity at the gas stations down there.

I guess these 70 and 80 year olds should have planned better.


I tend to think you are exaggerating the scenario just a tad. ;-)

Get back to us with the real story and we will chat.


BTW: I doubt the majority of folks living in that retirement community
are
70 to 80 year olds. Most retirement communities cater to those who are
still mobile and in fairly reasonable health. Once one gets into their
70's
they usually consider an assisted living facility.


Bull****! That's pure out and out ignorant to say! I lived in Florida
many years, and most of those people in retirement communities are of
that age. Hell, they don't retire until 65 or so, so what would you
think the age of those "retiree" are????