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Fabulous Oldies dot com

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Jalima Mon 11-Apr-16 14:51:02

deathless prose
great description, I was struggling to describe it grin

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janeainsworth Mon 11-Apr-16 14:47:05

I doubt if the people featured in the blog realised that their photos would end up there, accompanied by the blogger's deathless prose, so it is exploitation and patronising too.

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Jalima Mon 11-Apr-16 11:51:19

Mind you, the accompanying blog/script/whatever is cringeworthy.

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Jalima Mon 11-Apr-16 11:50:06

Well, I will salute the November gentleman:

fabulousoldies.com/page/3/

But otherwise, yes [cringe]

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harrigran Mon 11-Apr-16 11:42:32

I don't like it, we have mirrors, don't need to be reminded with photographs too.

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jinglbellsfrocks Sun 10-Apr-16 23:19:14

Oh - leave us alone!!! hmm

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janeainsworth Sun 10-Apr-16 22:58:30

<cringe>

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lefthanded Sun 10-Apr-16 17:42:29

I think the intention might be good, but you know what they say about good intentions! Above all it is a self-agrandisement site for this photographer, and will be "positive" for as long as that suits his purposes. I don't think I will be a frequent visitor.

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mollie Sun 10-Apr-16 16:34:31

If you've read this week's Waitrose give-away newspaper you might have seen the 'bit' about the Fabulousoldies.com website. It's a website started by a professional photographer who posts photos and stories about 'fabulous oldies' (what else?). It's a heart warming site and a celebration of spirit in the face of age and decrepitude. But there's a tiny, tiny voice in my head that says this is a form of exploitation. The 'oldies' shown are a source of amusement. Please look and tell me I'm wrong, that this is a positive way to celebrate aging ...

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