I thought the chart was funny but it would be more applicable to my son than to me. My late father listened to big band and swing music. However, as a fan of classic metal, I must point out that Iron Maiden was a bit odd as a choice for a lead-in band in the last grouping. Kiss preceded Iron Maiden (and all the other bands they mentioned in that set,) so it really would have been more appropriate for them to say "Your dad listened to Kiss" and have Iron Maiden been one of the choices for what you listen to. But whatever--that's just a bit of metal nerd nitpickiness on my part.

I started going gray at 27. I'm from the U.S. Premature graying runs in my family. My mother was completely gray by the age of 35. I colored my hair until just last year but the grays were actually stubborn about picking up the color. It was a pain in the butt so I stopped doing it. I'm now 46 and almost entirely gray. It doesn't bother me. Every now and then some little chicklet hostess will give me the "senior menu" at a restaurant. I just laugh and say "give me the regular menu, please." I actually have no lines on my face, which is kind of ironic considering all the gray hair.