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Oct 13, 2023
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ArcticKat
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He probably looked eligible for an AARP card in his HS yearbook photo.
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Based on this picture - how old was Wilford Brimley in "The Thing"? (1982)
Howard Bannister
10/13/23 11:55am
52
Indy Coug
10/13/23 11:55am
He probably looked eligible for an AARP card in his HS yearbook photo.
ArcticKat
10/13/23 11:56am
48
deejo
10/13/23 11:57am
Ha! I didn't even google it. I went off gray hair level, which is like mine
deejo
10/13/23 12:27pm
55
Blue Panda
10/13/23 12:00pm
61.
BlueFever
10/13/23 12:01pm
41
foofcoug
10/13/23 12:06pm
64
No touching
10/13/23 12:06pm
Based on pic alone - 55.
Jay Rick
10/13/23 12:10pm
The same age as Tom Cruise in Risky Business
nephicoug
10/13/23 12:12pm
IIRC, He was only a year or two older than Robert Redford in "The Natural" in 1984.
Spiff
10/13/23 12:24pm
48 is the winner! (Dang I’m old….)
Howard Bannister
10/13/23 12:24pm
ugh i'm 48
cruiserhead
10/13/23 12:50pm
55
fulano
10/13/23 12:26pm
Tom Cruise in Mi:7 was 5 years older than Brimley in "Cocoon"
Howard Bannister
10/13/23 12:33pm
Who wants to eat Quaker Oats for breakfast now?
foofcoug
10/13/23 12:37pm
Isn't that how you get die-a-beet-us?
Spiff
10/13/23 1:14pm
Isn’t that Britain Covey?
TwinsRight
10/13/23 12:33pm
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