That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong. — Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
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That’s what getting old is: When you can no longer bear the consequences of being wrong.

— Matthew Woodring Stover, Caine's Law
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Middle age: when you're sitting at home on Saturday night and the telephone rings and you hope it isn't for you. — Ogden Nash
No Spring nor Summer beauty hath such grace As I have seen in one Autumnal face. — John Donne
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I advise you to go on living solely to enrage those who are paying your annuities. It is the only pleasure I have left. — Voltaire
Growing old is no more than a bad habit which a busy man has no time to form. — Andri Maurois
Old age is an island surrounded by death. — Juan Montalvo
It is time to be old To take in sail. — Ralph Waldo Emerson
I feel age like an icicle down my back. — Dyson Carter
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Dignity high station or great riches are in some sort necessary to old men in order to keep the younger at a distance — Jonathan Swift
The young feel tired at the end of an action The old at the beginning. — T. S. Eliot
Old foxes want no tutors. — Thomas Fuller