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World Older Persons Day Jokes

On 1st October we recognize the International Day of Older Persons! Here are some jokes to mark the occasion:

An old woman is sitting at a bar when an older gentleman sits down beside her.
"So," he says, "Do I come here often?"

What is a prize old people can win for aging?
Atrophy.

I used to know a couple who grew fruit trees together.
They lived to a ripe old age.

What’s the best part of old age?
That it doesn’t last very long.

These are not gray hairs! They are
wisdom highlights.

Which underwear brand do seniors love best?
It Depends.

Old age makes us great multitaskers.
I can sneeze and pee at the same time!

What’s the secret to having a smoking hot body as a senior?
Cremation.

One benefit of old age is that your secrets are always safe with your friends …
because they can’t remember them!

Age is an issue of mind over matter.
If you don’t mind getting older, then it really doesn’t matter.

Why do old people love English muffins so much?
All the nooks and grannies.

How is the moon like dentures?
Both come out at night.

Now that I’ve gotten older, everything’s finally starting to click for me.
My knees, my back, my neck …

I’ve decided: Whatever age I am is the new 30!

What goes up but never comes down?
Your age.

I called the incontinence hotline recently.
They asked if I could hold.

Of all your children, the only one who won’t grow up and move away is
your husband.

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Philippe Lebon

Died 2 Dec 1804 at age 37 (born 29 May 1767).French engineer and chemist, inventor of illuminating gas. He was born in the charcoal-burning town of Bruchay, France. In 1797 he began work that led to his invention of the first gas lighting. Heating sawdust in a glass tube over a flame produced a flammable gas. It smelled badly, and was smoky. He used the gas distilled from wood in his Thermolampe ("heat lamp") which he patented and exhibited in 1799. For several months he exhibited in 1801 a large version of the lamp in a Paris hotel. On the day of the ceremony for Napoleon's coronation in 1804, Lebon was robbed and fatally stabbed. William Murdoch, working independently in Scotland at the same time, produced, purified and stored gas; and more successfully introduced gas lighting.
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