@MichaelRosenYes I propose an Olympics for the over-70s (further sections for over-80s, -90s, 100s). To avoid heart attacks and other forms of dropping dead, the sports would be eg toe-nail cutting, best dishwasher loading, memorising shopping lists, stone-paper-scissors, TV switcher use etc.
I would add best time at going up the stairs (with bad back)
I can do the jar unscrewing! I have a ‘never fails’ tip told to me by a BA cabin crew member many years ago. I’m not 70 yet though, I hadn’t realised it was ageist!
Gardening ( with a kneeler) for 2 hours with only 2 Oohs a couple of points knocked off for losing the trowel for 20 minutes then finding it behind me !
I've just competed in the Individual Bedlinen Changing event.
First of all I got several time faults, then they announced I'd been eliminated for lying down in the middle of the course for a breather halfway round.
As a former gold medallist in this event, I feel humiliated.
I’ve been known to stop several times and look at GN…
I've just competed in the Individual Bedlinen Changing event.
First of all I got several time faults, then they announced I'd been eliminated for lying down in the middle of the course for a breather halfway round.
As a former gold medallist in this event, I feel humiliated.
Similar to Lauren Hubbard, can I be considered for qualification? I currently self-identify as ‘Over 70’, due to having several shared key physical characteristics.