Average age of Ranchers

31, but my father-in-law says I look like a college student

; so I gotta be younger..

Originally posted by Raghav Sam:
31, but my father-in-law says I look like a college student ; so I gotta be younger..

Your father-in-law should meet his optician

25

i am 23. Let the Average drop.........

28 :roll:

Two Five

25

29

I see lots of people with 25 age group...
So whats the average age now..

Originally posted by David O'Meara:

did you have a birthday?

ya.. i had grown up from 25 to 26 this 27th of May..

28

Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
After removing Saturdays/Sundays + Holiday, I'm 25.
Otherwise 28

You are applying too much of logic...

29

23 soon to be 24

Gonna help in lowering the average futher..... I'm 23...

Originally posted by Arjunkumar Shastry:
12 years ago my age was a prime number,9 years back my age was a prime number,2 years back my age was a prime number and after 6 years my age will be a prime number too.
How old am I?

31

But one condition is wrong. '9 years back my age was a prime number', it should be 8 years back.

Right??

right.

Originally posted by Arjunkumar Shastry:
right.

Hey finding your age is like solving Da Vinchi Code

35 years young

. Old enough to remember green screen monitors, the "ed" UNIX editor, twin floppy PC's running applications like SMART.

Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
I'm 42.

Darn. I wanted to pass off that number as my age for the well known reasons, and now I see you meant this question seriously.

Originally posted by Arjunkumar Shastry:
12 years ago my age was a prime number,9 years back my age was a prime number,2 years back my age was a prime number and after 6 years my age will be a prime number too.
How old am I?

There is no such number.

if n is a natural number and o is an odd number, then (n-o) is never a prime number.

So, if your age is x, then x-9 cannot be prime.

A prime number of years ago, my age was pi multipied by another prime.
Two years hence, it will be a fibonacci number.

just turned 22

Just completed 26

if n is a natural number and o is an odd number, then (n-o) is never a prime number.

huh? aren't the Natural Numbers the counting numbers???

so for example, let n = 8. 3 is an odd number, so let o = 3.

n-o = 8 - 3 = 5, a prime.
[ June 08, 2006: Message edited by: fred rosenberger ]

30

23

I'm 56. So I beat everybody so far except for Stan "Declines To State" James.

Paul beats my 54 with that.

How about time on the job? Same company since August, 1978. Green screens? We would have died for screens of any kind. I started with punch cards and a language that my company wrote because the first COBOL compiler was taking too long.