50 something and photogenic

**SXMCOLover** · 10-26-2009, 03:54 PM

Is 50 the new 30? If you feel you are photogenic, 50 something and feel like posting a photo, here's the place. Maybe someone else could start threads for 30 something, 40 something, etc.

**roadk** · 10-26-2009, 04:58 PM

I do not see anything wrong with that at any age 30-60.

**boatlover1995** · 10-26-2009, 05:40 PM

Originally Posted by SXMCOLover

Is 50 the new 30? If you feel you are photogenic, 50 something and feel like posting a photo, here's the place. Maybe someone else could start threads for 30 something, 40 something, etc.

Wait

, wait a minute

, you mean to tell me/us

, that the Lady here on the beach

, is in Her 50"s

????????? No way

!!!! WOW, very impressive

....

**mtoc7154** · 10-26-2009, 07:00 PM

Love women my age. Very nice.

**weliveinvegas** · 10-26-2009, 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by SXMCOLover

Is 50 the new 30? If you feel you are photogenic, 50 something and feel like posting a photo, here's the place. Maybe someone else could start threads for 30 something, 40 something, etc.

HOOOOOOOOOORAYYYYYYYY 50!!!!!!!!!!!!.....

Ivy and Rick
"Once you go, you will know"

**CopNkitten** · 10-26-2009, 10:45 PM

Some one around here is going to be 50 next year, but I would never say who.
:-X

**Xceptional** · 10-26-2009, 10:58 PM

Go over to the H2 forums and see the "Do you diet or work out" thread. The pic we have up of Size Zero on the Piano Bar stairs is Over 50.

Very different build from the OP's lady in this thread. Size Zero's BMI at the time was below 17. Now she is at least into the 18s. She doesn't diet, eats all the time (except not breakfast) and usual lunch is a Quarter Pounder.

**BigDave1964** · 10-26-2009, 11:41 PM

Met a woman last year who was 52. She could hold her own against any woman I've met in my 45 years...

"Like a fine wine."

Age is only a number.

**PolarBearGirl** · 10-27-2009, 06:26 AM

Beauty isn't a size or an age. After spending a week at Hedo last year, some of the most beautiful people we met were not perfect. The perfect ones were a little too into striking a pose on their beach chair to be a real person. Cheers to the beach pic on this thread, she has real curves and hasn't wasted herself down to a stick to shout from the rooftops what size she is

Truly beautiful people remain that way their entire life.

**boatlover1995** · 10-27-2009, 06:31 AM

Originally Posted by PolarBearGirl

Beauty isn't a size or an age. After spending a week at Hedo last year, some of the most beautiful people we met were not perfect. The perfect ones were a little too into striking a pose on their beach chair to be a real person. Cheers to the beach pic on this thread, she has real curves and hasn't wasted herself down to a stick to shout from the rooftops what size she is

Truly beautiful people remain that way their entire life.

I have to agree with you 100 %

, if a person is good looking, and full of them selfself, they loose some sort of appeal

, but someone who is down to earth, is much more appealing and fun to be with

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**SXMCOLover** · 10-27-2009, 07:52 AM

Actually Mrs. SXMCOlover was 54 when this was taken.

It'd be great to see other post photos showing that the 50's are a good decade.

**SXMCOLover** · 10-27-2009, 09:28 AM

Originally Posted by Xceptional

Go over to the H2 forums and see the "Do you diet or work out" thread. The pic we have up of Size Zero on the Piano Bar stairs is Over 50.

Very different build from the OP's lady in this thread. Size Zero's BMI at the time was below 17. Now she is at least into the 18s. She doesn't diet, eats all the time (except not breakfast) and usual lunch is a Quarter Pounder.

Fantastic!