31 - although I remember following the forum way back in 2004 I never joined. I was into many message boards in my teens though and reddit never existed back then.
It looks like there is very little new blood coming in which is sad. Perhaps an epic cup run will bring some people in. I find message boards to be so much more community based than reddit.
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I'm not going to say my age, except to say I remember the excitement when Queen Elizabeth had her first child, Prince Charles. I was a little bit more than two years away from being a teenager at the time.
Now you're going to look up Prince Charles's birthdate, so I'll save you the trouble...it's November 14, 1948.
Also my wife and I (we started dating in our mid teens 67 years ago) were very happy to have our first vaccine shot last weekend. Happily, we had no side effects, and are looking forward to the freedom in being able to return to a more normal life, without the fear of ending up in the obits.
Nice to see a lot of young, very astute young hockey fans join the site, and that the older members are aging gracefully.
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Skews younger than I was expecting. More than 50% of posters under 40 surprised me.
Good ol' Perl-based UBB forums really hit their stride when people like me were in their early teens. So you have the analog childhood / digital adolescence demographic really getting into this forum-type of communication medium. I remember nearly every goddamn website had a UBB (often pirated). The age drop-off in younger demographics is expected as there were more social media options in later years.
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In the year I was born the USS Nautilus completed "Operation Sunshine" the world's first nuclear-powered submarine to complete an undersea voyage to the north pole.
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