It's always the number that is one year higher than where I presently am.

Bobby

it use to be 40 ,,,then 50 then 60 then 70 now i don't know where it is exactly !!!!

Geezerhood starts at the time your thumbpick is covered with drool

Do you have to be old to be a geezer. In the UK a geezer can be any age. Geezers are streetwise and charismatic people. Diamond geezers are the best.

over here on this side of the pond it means stubborn old man.
and you know there are none of those on this web site

And let us not forget to honor the wise old Geezerettes, who help keep Geezerhood interesting.

Liz gave herself the..Old Bat status at..60....

Me...I still think I'm..
Cradle Robbing.... ;0)

Geezer..me guess ..65....
Makes me qualified...from here on out.... :0/

Geezer.. =.. long life award...
Not all...get there... :0/

My last name and my son's first name qualify me for Grahams assessment of the term geezer
I think I'll take it.

E

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My last name and my son's first name qualify me for Grahams assessment of the term geezer
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Me too. That's why I proudly wear my "Diamond geezer" t-shirt.

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My last name and my son's first name qualify me for Grahams assessment of the term geezer
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Where can I get one Andrew ?

You better not be on my lawn!

Think of an old guy. Now add ten years. That's me.

Wha'd I tellya? Get the h@ll off my lawn!


(all in good fun) Man,I earned every grey hair.

Geezer Rock (yeah, it's me)

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My last name and my son's first name qualify me for Grahams assessment of the term geezer
I think I'll take it.

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Where can I get one Andrew ?

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Sorry - Don't know. It was a gift a few years ago. But if you google "diamond geezer t-shirt" a gazillion of them come up (at least on UK Google - ymmv). And diamond geezer socks, which are now on my shopping list. They'll go great with my banjo sneakers.

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My last name and my son's first name qualify me for Grahams assessment of the term geezer
I think I'll take it.

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Pic please...!

I once saw a lapidated tilting structure built by an old feller in his retirement. I called it the leaning tower of geezer. (This is actually all made up but In felt it fitted the post...sorry!)

"Old Geezers" is a fictitious term representing a non-existing people. Those that brought this term to your attentions are "young pups" and must be house trained and leash trained in order to approach a stage of being useful to or presentable in society.

Ken

I'm extremely reluctant to admit anything. All I know is that I'm the same age as a lot of old people. In 1952 my great grandmother got her name in the town paper when she turned 80. That may happen to me in another 11 1/2 months, but without my name in any newspaper. My most significant age was turning 16. It was circled on the calendar and my mom agreed to drive me to the DMV office to get a learner's license after school. When the old desk clerk saw my birthdate and looked at his calendar he looked back and said... " Your late! You should have been here at 9 o'clock this morning". Then he gave me a shallow grin. I also waited for the day I turned 65. As it happened the company was top heavy with geezers so they gave me a buy- out at age 62.

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My last name and my son's first name qualify me for Grahams assessment of the term geezer
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It was hiding in the ironing basket.

Exalant... !

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1806541092/diamond-geezer-t-shirt-graphic-tee-for?gpla=1&gao=1&

I used to frequent a group of folks for after work chat and beer, we called ourselves The Geezer Group. Were were in our 50s and 60s then. Brad

It appears that diamond geezer is an earned designation.
It would be better than a
dodgey geezer

E

AI tells me, in part, that: "In the US and Canada, "geezer" almost always refers to an elderly man. The term is used informally and is often mildly disparaging, carrying the connotation that the man is old, stubborn, or slightly strange. [1, 2, 3, 4]"

I submit that something's "wrong" with ya if you're NOT slightly strange.  

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I believe that family, friends, neighbors, and other peers informally vote you into the club, whether you want to be in it or not, and that no specific age is required.  You may hate them for it, or do like I do, and simply "flaunt the imperfection".  This does NOT mean that I feel that I have a license to be rude, sexist, racist, etc.  It may be a permit for a few extra dad jokes, but that's not my style, either.

It's just something that I accept, like my growing percentage of gray hair.  My daughter still thinks I'm pretty cool, and we're headed to a folk festival later this summer.  She's learned that she likes folk music, which itself is a nebulous category, similar to geezer.  Folk music varies wildly across countries (Mali, China, Tibet, Ukraine, Australia...) and cultures, not to mention within a single country (see: United States of America).