How old are you?

Rob · Mar 16, 2005

It's looking disturbingly like a "normal" population distribution now. I would be very surprised if it turned out to be a bell-shaped curve!

R

Kent Frost · Mar 16, 2005

Wow, so far it looks like the 25-34 group is winning. :-D

26 in July.

photo gal · Mar 16, 2005

Canoncan said:
That's ok Eric I had to go even one box lower than you.

What he said!! : )

Digital Matt · Mar 16, 2005

28 going on 29 in June. EEK

doenoe · Mar 16, 2005

turned 25 last november

akaoi · Mar 16, 2005

:lmao: 34 :lmao:

mentos_007 · Mar 16, 2005

hmm damn I'd like to be in 20-24 but I have to wait a year

DocFrankenstein · Mar 16, 2005

mentos_007 said:
hmm damn I'd like to be in 20-24 but I have to wait a year

A girl who wants to be older!

Not to worry, you're not alone (in that age category I mean).

*Trying to remember basic statistics*
Mean, std... This can't be the "normal" distribution by definition... we have a limit of 0 on the left side... More like distribution of molecular speeds in a gas. Root-mean-square age! LOL

fadingaway1986 · Mar 16, 2005

The 25-34 group is only beating the 15-19's because the 25-34's has a ten year gap, whereas the 15-19's only have a 4 year gap...

Aha.

Time to Get Moving · Mar 16, 2005

a long 16.

lathamemmons · Mar 17, 2005

im not that good yet saben

mal · Mar 17, 2005

18 for another 8 days.

Andrea K · Mar 17, 2005

16 :mrgreen:

surfingfireman · Mar 17, 2005

31 for another couple of months and in THE MAJORITY!

kimbie05 · Mar 17, 2005

i've been studying photography for 8 years now, including taking it up as my college major, and i'm a whole 22 years old! ahem...that is...22 with sooo much more to learn.