Was a time when, if I dropped something I'd just pick it up. Now I stare at it while I decide if I

[Floyd R. Turbo]

really need it anymore!

[empedocles]

1. You are speaking of inanimate objects?

[kozar]

2. I don't even stare anymore,

I figure if it jumped out of my hand,pocket, or whatever it didn't even want to be with me in first place,,so,,, pfffffttt I move on. Guess I may be older than you Floyd,,lol


Koz

[True Blue American]

4. Question here

The reason you dropped an item is because you do not have finge prints any more.

Did you know that? I didn’t until a Teacher friend said they had to use lotion to fingerprint her for school. That is why you are dropping things. No grip, same problem here, but pick it up, may be the only exercise you get today!

[kozar]

5. answer here,

my smartphone still detects my biometrics (ie, fingerprint) to log in,, I am just at an age that if you don't wanna be here,,have fun. inanimate or otherwise,,lol.. I am becoming the jaded old man I always thought my Dad was. Have a great day

Koz

[True Blue American]

8. The Teacher I was referring to is probably

In her 70’s. But we were discussing this in the Optometrists office. A Technician stopped and told us her kids were telling her she had no fingerprints. She was at the most 40. She showed us.

[kozar]

10. lol

[58Sunliner]

3. I don't bend over for pennies. I don't like to litter so I pick up refuse.

[yellowdogintexas]

11. I always pick up pennies (and other loose change) A quart jar of pennies

is approximately $18.00, so it's well worth it.

[Ohiogal]

6. Picking up what you dropped .....

I thought that was what kids were for!

[True Blue American]

9. Hah!

They drop everything right where they want to!

Like my Son telling his son his room was always clean. I happened to over hear and Remarked,” Because I always cleaned it for you!”

[tblue37]

7. Same here. nt

[ProudLib72]

12. That's why I'm one of your followers