This is our concern, dude.
My first though was maybe a Lebowski themed party and/or movie showing, and the arrows point the way?
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You should write back.
This is what happens when you chalk a stranger on their asphalt!
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Perhaps, this is for someone who did some sole searching and then, satisfied with what they found, moved on to realize they have no toes.
well, that’s just, like, your opinion, man
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Tommie, you’re out of your element.
Is a person who is 43 years old in their early 40s or mid 40s? Asking for a friend.
Early.
40-43 = early
44-46 = mid
47-49 = late
IMO
But I mean, sure, it could be mid. My lines are completely arbitrary.
your age lines?
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Yes.
I see no problem with having overlaps for “general” age categories that are intended to blur personal information:
| Age Range | Description |
|---|---|
| 40-44 | Early |
| 43-46 | Mid |
| 45-49 | Late |
I also strive for symmetry in developing such ranges
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I don’t think 45 can possibly be called “late 40s”. Even 46 is iffy.
ok, but 44 & 45 are definitely Mid
40 - 43
43 - 46
46 - 49
works better for me with overlap logic
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I would agree with that.
What about 54? That’s still late forties right?
how old are you?
forty fourteen
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How about Thirty-twenty-four?
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not if Late Forties
I remember Allison Janney describing herself as 5’ 13"
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had a colleague who was 5’ 20’’
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