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13 and under

4 (2%)

14

8 (4%)

15

17 (8.4%)

16

19 (9.4%)

17

22 (10.9%)

18

23 (11.4%)

19

17 (8.4%)

20

15 (7.4%)

21

16 (7.9%)

22

7 (3.5%)

23

7 (3.5%)

24

10 (5%)

25

6 (3%)

26

5 (2.5%)

27

3 (1.5%)

28

5 (2.5%)

29

3 (1.5%)

30

3 (1.5%)

31

0 (0%)

32

1 (0.5%)

33

4 (2%)

34

0 (0%)

35

0 (0%)

36

2 (1%)

37

2 (1%)

38

1 (0.5%)

39

1 (0.5%)

40 and above

1 (0.5%)

Total Members Voted: 201

[Iceblaster]

I turn 30 in September. I'm with the guys waving their sticks and yelling about getting the hell off my lawn.

We need RedKing in here to help the skew.

I think even 'above 40' does not go high enough for Red King :v

A new age!

HYPER OLD

Anyways, 14 here. I assume people's head canon put me older (For some reason IRL people always think I'm like 16~ woohoo having a deep sexy voice )

[Xantalos]

While I don't exactly feel comfy giving out my real age on the Internet until some situations have been resolved, I can tell you that my (body) age is within the scale.

[Nadaka]

Redking is IIRC 35... Or it could have been somewhere else in the 30s. He mentioned it at some point in the last year, but I can't be arsed to recall. what with my elderly memory failing me.

[Lectorog]

RedKing has 37 listed on his profile.

I think there's a limit on how many poll options you can have :c

10 max.

I distinctly remember a poll occurring on this board with a massive amount of options. Countries, maybe?

17yo yo.

[Lalasa]

15 and a half here!

You guys are surprisingly young.  Then again, so am I.  I always assumed that forum goers here were at least in their 20's though.

[Flying Dice]

20. Edging in on that blackjack, though. The breakdown didn't surprise me that much, either.

[Parsely]

15 and a half here!

You guys are surprisingly young.  Then again, so am I.  I always assumed that forum goers here were at least in their 20's though.

Oh wow. I've never seen you before. Hi!

[scrdest]

Huh. I'd guess the majority would actually be one bracket lower on average. And... Scelly is younger than me? Gamerlord is a couple of months older than me? BD is...

So, if you hadn't inferred it from the above yet, right now I'm 17, turning 18 almost exactly in a month (minus two days). So a part of the Glorious 16-20 Age Bracket of the Mixed Alcohol Drinkery Legality.

[Scelly9]

Heh, in real life everyone thinks I'm 18. It's hilarious.

[Yoink]

I am twenty years of age (and about six months?) and I felt old enough already before I read this poll. O_O Thanks for that...

I've often been surprised by so many brainy people being younger than me. Gives me a terrible feeling of inadequacy.
...Not really. But still. Surprising!

[Steelmagic]

I'm 16. I'm also incredibly tall with a deep voice though so people tend to think I'm older.

[bulborbish]

18 years old. Somewhat surprised that the majority of the respondents are in my age category, but oh well.

[Grakelin]

Not surprised at all. When I was in the 14-18 age bracket, I faked being older, too. You just have to play to the stereotype. Generally, you can catch on to a person's age by how they react to serious issues, since even "smart" young folks colour everything they say with vast inexperience and lack of research. They also tend to argue that statements are "generalizations" because they haven't noticed how similar people in the same culture actually are. Probably because they feel they've broken the teenage mould by posting on internet forums and not throwing temper tantrums during online games. I haven't used the term generalization for a few years now, and I've never found anybody older than me who does.

That's the pattern I've been picking up on ever since I was a part of it, anyway.

[Xantalos]

Not surprised at all. When I was in the 14-18 age bracket, I faked being older, too. You just have to play to the stereotype. Generally, you can catch on to a person's age by how they react to serious issues, since even "smart" young folks colour everything they say with vast inexperience and lack of research. They also tend to argue that statements are "generalizations" because they haven't noticed how similar people in the same culture actually are. Probably because they feel they've broken the teenage mould by posting on internet forums and not throwing temper tantrums during online games. I haven't used the term generalization for a few years now, and I've never found anybody older than me who does.

That's the pattern I've been picking up on ever since I was a part of it, anyway.

[miauw62]

Which is why I use OVER generalization.
Also, I know that great feel, Iceblaster. My voice is deep and I'm long, so people think I'm older than I am.