[gate2wire]

You’re welcome.

Did you notice he was 81 when he passed, yet had a 16 yr. old son?
Gotta love that he was still “getting it done” at an advanced age. LOL.

[fish hawk]

I caught that too but figured it must have meant grandson. Although my best friends father passed away about five years ago and he was in his late seventies. Right after they had the funeral his brother got a court notice of a paternity suit. He had to go to court and explain to the judge that his father was dead. By the way the girl was 18 years old.

[Lester Moore]

Did you notice he was 81 when he passed, yet had a 16 yr. old son? Gotta love that he was still “getting it done” at an advanced age. LOL.

I'm sure his teenage son is real proud of that viagra'ed up, wrinkled, selfish old prune.

The elderly should not be making babies.

[El Gato]

Did you notice he was 81 when he passed, yet had a 16 yr. old son?

And had a "former wife" rather than a widow.

But 65 is not all that an advanced age.

Fred Thompson is 66, and was also 64 or 65 when his youngest son (Samuel) was born.

Then there was Strom Thurman. He was born in December 1902, his oldest child (born out of wedlock) was born in 1925, when he was 22, to his family's 16 y/o Negro maid. (He was a staunch segregationist for most of his career). His youngest child was born in 1976, when Thurman was 73 or 74. His first wife, with whom he had no children was 24 years his junior, his second wife, with whom he had four children (for a total of five) was 43 years his junior. She was 23, and a former Miss South Carolina, he was 66. So all of his kids, save the first one, were conceived when he was 68 or older. He was separated, but never divorced from his second wife, after they had been married for 23 years.