Is a 47-yr-old woman too old to be playing in a revolving door?

[Bertha Venation]

God, I hope not, because I just did it, and it was fun.

:bounce:

[Swede]

1. Dance like no one's watching,as they say.

[pintobean]

2. Other than physical limitations

none of us are too old for anything.

[KamaAina]

3. Revolving doors were my absolute favorite as a child!

I distinctly remember the one at the Equitable Building in downtown Baltimore.

[Bertha Venation]

6. I had never seen a revolving door IRL until I began working

in Washington, DC. I was afraid the first few times.

[alphafemale]

4. Are you kidding? I was very successful at embarrassing my children in public.

I must stay in form to embarrass any potential grandchildren. That or being able to make them my cohorts in "crime."
:evilgrin:

[MrScorpio]

5. You're never too old to have fun

NEVER!

[jobycom]

7. The older you get, the more you realize that most grown-ups are just acting like what they think

grown-ups should act like. If you're playing in a revolving door instead of posing and scowling with your eminence front, you've got it figured out. Come and join the party dressed to kill. :)

[jberryhill]

12. Amen

Now that my kids are older, I have to ASK for crayons and something to color at restaurants.

[mikeytherat]

23. People forget

Forget they're hiding

mikey_the_rat

[old mark]

8. BV, It depends on things like your attention span and how easily amused you are...

hey, I love to watch TV, so I'm not judging...


mark

[Old Troop]

9. Try those glass elevators in really tall buildings for some real fun!

[marzipanni]

21. I thought of the same thing!

When I lived closer to San Francisco the Hyatt Regency atrium lobby with its glass elevators was a good place to take visiting kids and kids-at-heart.
Standing in the glass capsule elevator with your toes against the atrium view side, you have the sensation of leaping straight up about 170 feet.

[dixiegrrrrl]

10. Depends on what you are playing, I would guess.

Tuba? Likely not a good idea.

[Solly Mack]

11. I do it all the time.

There are times when I just can't fight the impulse and will turn cartwheels while out walking.

[Rabrrrrrr]

13. Not at all! But if Chuck Norris gets in the mood to slam it (and he can!), it can be dangerous.

[Darth_Kitten]

14. Glad you had fun!

:D

[nolabear]

15. Oh HELL no. Spin her once for me!

Nice to hear you've got it in you.

[Skittles]

16. NO

NEVER too old to play revolving door, honey; YOU GO GIRL :thumbsup:

[WinkyDink]

17. No! Now go jump into a pile of leaves!

[Canuckistanian]

18. I can never resist splashing a puddle

And a puddle with a thin layer of ice on it? Heaven.

[MiddleFingerMom]

19. I'm guilty of jumping into puddles....

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...not that they're REGULAR occurrences in Tucson.
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But we get 'em.
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Just often enough.
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[SOteric]

20. I'm not a doctor, -and I don't play one on TV

but I nonetheless prescribe channeling your inner child in this (or any other) manner any time the opportunity arises.

You go girrrrl!

:fistbump:

[petronius]

22. Is it wrong for a 40 year old man to occasionally run down the up escalator?

Same answer... ;)

[mikeytherat]

24. Want to see a couple of mid-40s suburbanites, married 20 years, run through sprinklers like kids?

Then look this way!

mikey_the_rat

[HopeHoops]

25. Hell no. That's what they are THERE for.

There's some weird myth that they really exist to limit the escape of hot/cold air for building efficiency, but I've never believed that shit. They are toys - simple as that.