[WireAndWood]

I thought the NY Post's use of the term "sexegenarian" was an interesting choice.

It seems as if a person is usually in their eighties before they are seniro enough to merit a big-word honoriffic, but of course The Bent One gets special treatment...

and the word that applies turns out to be "sexegenarian".

Kinda funny, in a sad/disgusting way.

[WireAndWood]

'seniro' = senior

[Mia T]

Good catch: By "sexegenarian" they mean "dirty old man," I presume. Note the "rub shoulders with" context. ;)

[trustandobey]

Could that possibly be Monica in the middle?