Do you have to be a AARP member to be a "Senior" member?

[Rule3]

 

[BigRich315]

I don't know, but I started receiving AARP membership offers when I was 20, so maybe I qualify?

 

[max]

You are getting close, I believe it is 1000 posts. I really don't like AARP, way too antigun.

 

[animalmother]

No. I'm only 43.

 

[ImprovedModel56Fan]

I really don't like AARP, way too antigun.

I like AARP just fine; they send envelopes into which I can seal their shredded solicitations to send back to them. They pay the postage, and I don't have to clutter up my garbage can.

 

[Leonard]

I started sending self addressed stamped envelopes back with someone else's crap in it great idea.
AARP is too liberal and even though I am well qualified I will not give them a penny!.

Len

 

[claybird]

Aarp

I have an article from one of the gun magizines from probably 12-15 years ago.
It tells about the top brass of AARP being very anti-gun . The didnt want any of
the followers to make waves. After reading that ,I told them where to put the AARP
insurance an anything else they push where to put it. I try to pass the word on to my friends also.
And some people of course think their the best thing to happen since sliced bread.

 

[Tom Beavert]

AARP=Bad news

AARP is a large part of our problem.
If they 'joined' you, i.e. just sent you membership stuff, you need to 'quit', please.
Your membership there negates any benifit your NRA membership has!
Thanks
tb

 

[Eagle 477]

Guess this makes me a senior.......

Bob

 

[Mickey D]

 

[Landpimp]

same here, pissed me off.......but dad got a laugh out of it

I don't know, but I started receiving AARP membership offers when I was 20, so maybe I qualify?

 

[2Loud4You]

Jeez I hope not, I'm only 34.