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#165365 - 04/26/12 07:53 PM New definition of "over the hill"
wandering_daisy member Registered: 01/11/06 Posts: 2865 Loc: California	You are over the hill when it takes you longer to descend 5000 feet than go up 5000 feet! And, you are over the hill when you can score a campground at Camp4 in Yosemite for $2.50 a night with your senior pass.
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New definition of "over the hill"	wandering_daisy	04/26/12 07:53 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	aimless	04/26/12 08:15 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	OregonMouse	04/26/12 09:04 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	wandering_daisy	04/27/12 11:34 AM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	OregonMouse	04/27/12 12:45 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	Glenn	04/27/12 05:06 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	OregonMouse	04/27/12 05:14 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	balzaccom	04/29/12 11:42 AM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	oldranger	04/29/12 04:05 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	balzaccom	04/29/12 11:41 PM
Re: New definition of "over the hill"	wandering_daisy	05/07/12 04:22 PM